Liverpool Plains Land Management Inc. (LPLM) was established in 1992 in response to resource management issues affecting the economic viability and agricultural sustainability of landholders in the Namoi Valley.

The LPLMC is a landholder driven, community organization run by Landholder Representatives.
Agency staff from the NSW Departments of Primary Industries, and Water and Energy provide input and assistance to the Committee.

Stakeholders

Stakeholder organizations include:

• Local Councils
• NSW Farmers Association
• The Aboriginal Community and
• Community Interest Groups.

Executive Committee

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Committee Chairman Craig Carter   Deputy Chairman Andrew Higgins   Landholder Representatives Andrew Higgins Upper Coxs Creek: Tambar Springs, Premer, McBurnies Crossing, Saltwater Creek Judy Lee Lower Coxs Creek: Willala, Mary’s Mount, Boggabri, Coocooboonah, Boorangate Matt Carter Rangari: Burburgate, Nandewar, Gunnible, Nobbys Rock,Halla Linga, Orange Grove Angela Lyle Lower Mooki: The Junction, Noggabri, Long Mountain, Wirrebelah, Redbank, Gunnedah Urban, Pulaming, Curlewis Derek Blomfield Goran: Hut Gully, Colly Blue, Watermark, Goran Lake, Yarraman, Weston, Coomoo Coomoo Bill Wilmott Upper Mooki West: Yarramanbah Pump Station, Pine Ridge, Mt Parry, Blackville, Big Jacks Creek, Upper McDonalds Creek Peter Parnwell: Upper Mooki East: Borambil Chilcotts Creek, Wallabadah, Willow Tree, Borambil Gunnadilly, Quirindi, Warrah No current representative Central Mooki: Upper Currabubula, Quipolly Dam, Quipolly, Siphon Hill, Werris Creek, Upper Breeza   Stakeholder Representatives John Kneipp: NSW Dept Primary Industries Rod Browne: NSW Dept Water & Energy Matt Davidson: Namoi Catchment Management Authority Peter Watson: Namoi Water Steve Benham: Gunnedah Shire Council TBA: Liverpool Plains Shire Council Peter Capp: Intensive Industries Cyril Sampson: Indigenous Community Rory Heath: NSW Farmers Association

Our Staff

LPLM Inc. comprises a small but extremely dedicated and talented team with a genuine commitment to sustainable production, the environment, and rural communities across the Liverpool Plains and the whole of Australia.

LPLM also engages selected contractors to support our work in marketing, information technology and other specialist areas