ASSOCIATION UPDATES National Market Development Project Concluded


Turf Australia’s July 18, 2022, Enewsletter included this report. Te strategic, levy-funded, National Market Development Project (TU16002) has now concluded. Did you know that during its lifetime, content sharing the benefits of living turf was seen by over 4 million people thanks to the management of over 28 events, development of three videos, and creation of 11 factsheets! Check out an update on that project in the graphic below.


Turf Australia Invests in UWA Lawn Study


Te July 18, 2022, Enewsletter announced Turf Australia is investing in a new project led by the University of Western Australia. Te project will investigate the role of lawns from environmental, social, design and planning perspectives to test alternative sustainable design solutions for urban lawns in a drying climate using empirical data and innovative technologies. Te link that follows leads to the two- page PDF of the Proposal Flyer.


https://mcusercontent. com/2de5aa2ad0b9f3625eeb3d68e/ files/36daa023-b9d3-df64-038f- 0897812609e9/Lawn_Grant_ Proposal_Flyer_21.02.24.01.pdf


New South Wales Flood Update


Te July 18 Enewsletter gave this update. Once again, farms in the Hawkesbury have been the victim of floods. However, we are hopefully starting to see some meaningful change thanks to the tireless work of growers and Turf Australia to advocate for change to Warragamba Dam and the disaster of the Cornwallis drain. In the meantime, affected growers are eligible for funding from the


NSW Government. Te link that follows leads to the Financial assistance site listing the various services available. https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/floods/financial-assistance


e 60 TPI Turf News September/October 2022


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