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Published 2 months ago

Growing watermelons in outback NSW is 'all about water' access, young family says

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Nick and Lou Gebert bought an old table grape growing property near the outback town of Menindee in Far West New South Wales in 2021. The Geberts have taken on growing enough watermelons to supply one watermelon per 20 people in Australia, equivalent to approximately 1.3 million per season.

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Young family turns table grape property into watermelon farm in Far West New South Wales

Growing watermelons in NSW's Far West to the scale the Gebert family planned had never been done before, but where there is a will, there is a way.

2 months ago·Australia
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