About the New England Region
The Liverpool Plains is generally regarded as the richest agricultural region in Australia owing to its rich black soils, which originally supported a mixed grassland vegetation containing both annual and perennial grasses, which early in the region's history were used to feed cattle and sheep.
Liverpool...
more+About the New England Region
The Liverpool Plains is generally regarded as the richest agricultural region in Australia owing to its rich black soils, which originally supported a mixed grassland vegetation containing both annual and perennial grasses, which early in the region's history were used to feed cattle and sheep.
Liverpool Plains Shire is a local government area located in the North West Slopes region of New South Wales, Australia.
The Liverpool Plains Shire has a number of heritage-listed sites
Blackville - Liverpool Plains NSW
Premier Cropping Country mainly alluvial farming, heavy yielding country winter and/or summer crops with an Excellent location
