About the Warren Region

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• Warren Shire Council

Situated in the heart of the highly regarded Macquarie Valley in Central West NSW, Warren Shire is a proven and productive agricultural district underpinned by a diverse mix of irrigated and dryland farming enterprises. Renowned for its fertile plains and reliable water access from the Macquarie River, the region supports a broad range of agricultural pursuits including sheep and cattle grazing, cotton production, and cereal cropping such as wheat and oats, delivering consistent performance and versatility across seasons.

Located north of Nyngan within the broader Warren Shire, the tightly held Marra Creek district is a well-established mixed farming region characterised by expansive, open rangelands and fertile alluvial plains within the Lower Macquarie Valley system. Traditionally recognised for Merino sheep breeding alongside cattle grazing, the area also supports opportunistic dryland and irrigated cropping, underpinned by productive soils and seasonal water flows through Marra Creek and surrounding floodplain systems, offering scale, resilience and proven pastoral performance in a classic western NSW environment.