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	Riverina Genetics - Home © 2003
		Riverina Genetics offers a wealth of experience in artificial breeding services for sheep, goat and working dog breeders.
		Riverina Genetics is able to provide an all-round service, using the efficient techniques of semen freezing and storage, artificial insemination and embryo transfer to capitalize on the quality genetic material or livestock sourced (both locally and internationally) on behalf of their clients.
		Specialising in the importation and exportation of genetic material, Riverina Genetics is able to assist clients in extending their breeding business both domestically and internationally.
	www.riverinagenetics.com.au (316 words)

	Encyclopedia: Riverina
		The Riverina is a prosperous agricultural region of south-western New South Wales (NSW), Australia.
		The Riverina experiences very strong growth with the towns of Griffith and Leeton being two of the only regional towns in New South Wales with a positive growth rate.
		The Riverina region is one of the most prosperous grape growing regions in Australia along with the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Riverina (1460 words)

	Riverina Leadlight home
		Riverina Leadlight and Fine Arts is situated in Lockhart, 'The Verandah Town', 60 kilometres south west of Wagga Wagga and lies in the heart of the Riverina between Albury and Griffith.
		Riverina Leadlight and Fine Arts designs and crafts each leadlight piece individually by hand to specification creating unique pieces of art to enhance each home's lighting, mood and style.
		To discuss a new project to beautify your home or restore existing panels to their former glory, contact Glen or Les today.
	www.riverinaleadlight.com.au (154 words)

	Riverina Stock Feeds - The Milk Makers
		RIVERINA CALF REARER is a high protein, high energy feed designed to be fed in conjunction with milk or milk replacer to dairy and beef calves from day old to approximately twelve (12) weeks of age.
		RIVERINA 14% Dairy Pellets and Meal is suitable to be fed as a supplement to dairy and beef cattle during the lactation period.
		RIVERINA STUD CATTLE MEAL is suitable for feeding to stud cattle in conjunction with roughage.
	www.nrrbs.com.au /stockfeedsmilk.htm (1180 words)

	Riverina Regional Devleopment Board > RRDB Projects (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Riverina First, the Foundation for Innovation, Regional Services and Telecommunications, is a region wide initiative of the Riverina Regioinal Development Board and Telstra Country Wide aimed at improving telcommunications and community services within the Riverina.
		This technique was applied using employment data from the Riverina region from the ABS Census to explain the growth of the region between 1996 and 2001.
		The NSW growth component is calculated as the 1996 employment in the Riverina region multiplied by the average employment growth for the state of NSW.
	www.rrdb.com.au /?catID=22 (1174 words)

	RIVERINA AGRICULTURE - THREATS AND OPPORTUNITIES
		Geographically, the Riverina region is bounded in the east by the Great Dividing Range, north by a line drawn from about Yass to Hillston and then directly west to the South Australian border, and south by the Murray River.
		In the east, the Riverina is characterised by high rainfall grazing lands, which slope westward to the main cropping belt which extends from Wagga to beyond Griffith.
		The analysis of agriculture in the Riverina on a zone by zone basis begins with the high rainfall grazing zone which lies to the east of Albury, Wagga and Cootamundra.
	www.regional.org.au /au/roc/1993/roc1993011.htm (2604 words)

	Riverina - Australian wine regions - Wine Diva Australia
		The Riverina is the workhorse of the New South Wales wine industry.
		The Riverina in the Big Rivers Zone is the pump-house of the New South Wales industry.
		Riverina producers the bulk of the state's grape harvest.
	www.winediva.com.au /regions/riverina.asp (336 words)

	Riverina Pure Foods Centre Of Australia
		The Riverina Regional Development Board was established in 1990 by the New South Wales Government and is charged with the responsibility of encouraging growth and development of industry and commerce in the region.
		It is the year 2001 and the Riverina Region is known widely as "The Pure Foods Centre of Australia".
		The Riverina, as one of Australia's premier agricultural regions, is ideally situated to maximise the emerging world market.
	www.regional.org.au /au/roc/1992/roc1992077.htm (1364 words)

	Riverina First
		Riverina First, the Foundation for Innovation, Regional Services and Telecommunications is an exciting, region wide initiative of the Riverina Regional Development Board, twenty Riverina Councils and Telstra Country Wide aimed at improving telecommunications and community services within the Riverina
		Riverina First will use part of the Development Fund to establish a philanthropic grant scheme to help fund community projects throughout the Riverina.
		Other Riverina First benefits include rebates on connection costs to broadband services; a pilot project to deliver ADSL to communities with populations over 1,000; e-commerce initiatives; and a regional web portal.
	www.reroc.com.au /rivfirst.htm (260 words)

	Riverina (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Proclaimed in 1901 Riverina is named after the Riverina area in which it is located.
		The Riverina electorate covers an area of approximately 44 970 sq km from Coleambally and Tarcutta in the south, Maude and Booligal in the west, Goolgowi and Temora in the north and Cootamundra and Gundagai in the east.
		Riverina electorate is currently held by National Party MP Kay Hull.
	nsw.nationalparty.org /text/riverina.cfm (195 words)

	Riverina Wine Grape Growers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first wave arose from the demand for meat made by the goldfields; the second from the success of the first and from the demand for wool; and the third from the increased value of all squatting property in the 1850’s and 60’s.
		Large numbers of sheep were grazed on the Riverina stations in the 1870’s.
		Figures collected in 1991-92 by the Riverina Regional Development Board, indicated that agricultural production was $802 million, or 14% of NSW’s total production for that year, of which sheep and lamb numbers were close to 7 million and meat cattle 500,000.
	www.wgmb.net.au /content.php?p=5 (1261 words)

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