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Sustainable Agriculture, Aquaculture and Horticulture
Project overview:
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- Industry mapping and analysis, identifying opportunities and constraints for the land adjacent to the Yea Saleyards with future growth strategies
- Deliverables include a Precinct Master Plan, an Investment Prospectus and business cases
Status:
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- Applying for a grant from Victorian State Government’s Community Development Fund to carry out the project
Overview
To position Murrindindi as a leader in sustainable agriculture aquaculture and horticulture, building on the region’s rich natural assets, strong industry foundation and strategic location. With $413 million in annual economic output, this industry is the largest driver of the shire’s economy.
With fertile soils, reliable water access, and proximity to Melbourne, the region is well-positioned for expansion into higher-value agricultural enterprises, food processing, and emerging sustainable industries. The strategy will focus on value-added processing, emerging industry trends, climate resilience, and investment attraction.
Shaping Murrindindi’s Future project is proudly supported by the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action, RMIT University and Murrindindi Shire Council.
Shaping Murrindindi’s Future project is proudly supported by the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action, RMIT University and Murrindindi Shire Council.