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“ Maria Highland, January 7, 2020, News, Water, Water efficiency,0 TasWater has implemented Stage 3 water restrictions for Scamander as of 3 January 2020 until the end of March 2020 due to a significant drop in the daily flow of the Scamander … Continue reading →
On our notice board you can see the following:’our time is up’ . This was only meant to covey the strong likelihood that our shop would be closed after this season has ended. It would appear though that the powers … Continue reading →
as new condition. model 90 made by Mechanical Transporter Co. usa.Ideal for row planting in raised or otherwise beds. Can put a drip line for irrigation under the plastic. Virtually eliminates weed problems. Price : $3950 Full instructions for setup … Continue reading →
Hi folks,. before I go on let me wish all of our friends and customers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. At Eureka Farm we have always made our way in order to offer our guests the best … Continue reading →
Eureka Farm is experiencing first hand the effects of climate warming. For us we watch and wait as each day the forests which surround us get drier and the water level in the dam gets lower every day. True we … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →It is definitely looking like a hot summer. We at Eureka Farm have done a lot of work with back burning around our house. However I don’t think their is a limit to how prepared you have to … Continue reading →
Everyone needs a roof over their head. No one should have to sleep rough in Australia. Public housing is always going to be needed. Many people are not equipped or happen to be in a locality where housing costs are … Continue reading →
Eureka Farm grows a lot of plums. We must have up to 500 trees. Most of our plums are blood plums meaning the flesh is red. The first plums we used to grow were Santa Rosa followed by a variety … Continue reading →
Every year Victoria dumps late season fruit into Tasmania just when our fruit is ripening. Tasmania has the potential to produce good quality fruit but there is no incentive to keep trying when this happens. Now that the danger of … Continue reading →