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EXPOSING DEVELOPERS WHO FAIL TO APPRECIATE AND RESPECT COMMUNITY, ENVIRONMENT AND SPIRIT OF THE LAND |
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Pesticide Name
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Type
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PAN BAD ACTOR
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ACUTE TOXICITY
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CARCINOGEN
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CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITOR
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GROUND WATER CONTAMINANT
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DEVELOPMENTAL REPRODUCTIVE TOXIN
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ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR |
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Abamectin
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Botanical
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I
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YES
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YES
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NOT LIKELY
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NO
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?
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?
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SUSPECTED |
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Azinphos Methyl
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Organophosphorus
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I
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YES
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YES
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NOT LIKELY
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YES
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POTENTIAL
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?
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?
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Captan
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Thiophthalimide
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F
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YES
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YES
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YES
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NO
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?
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?
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?
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Carbaryl
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Methyl Carbamate
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I
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YES
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MOD
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YES
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YES
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POTENTIAL
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?
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SUSPECTED
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Chlorpyrifos
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Organophosphorus
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I
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YES
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MOD
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NOT LIKELY
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YES
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?
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?
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SUSPECTED
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Dimethoate
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Organophosphorus
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I
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YES
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YES
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POSSIBLE
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YES
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POTENTIAL
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YES
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?
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Diquat
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Bipyridylium
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H
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NOT LISTED
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MODERATE
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NOT LIKELY
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NO
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POTENTIAL
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?
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?
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Endosulfan
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Organochlorine
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I
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YES
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YES
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NOT LIKELY
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NO
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?
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?
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SUSPECTED
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Esfenvalerate
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Pyrethroid
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I
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NOT LISTED
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MODERATE
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NOT LIKELY
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NO
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?
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?
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SUSPECTED
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Maldison
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Organophosphorus
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I
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YES
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MODERATE
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POSSIBLE
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YES
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POTENTIAL
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?
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SUSPECTED
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Mancozeb
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Dithiocarbamate Inorganic Zinc
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F
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YES
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NOT ACUTELY
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CARCINOGEN
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NO
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?
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YES
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SUSPECTED
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Methomyl
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Methyl Carbamate
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I
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YES
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YES
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NOT LIKELY
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YES
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POTENTIAL
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?
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SUSPECTED
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Metiram
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Dithiocarbamate Inorganic Zinc
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F
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YES
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NOT ACUTELY
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YES
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NO
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POTENTIAL
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YES
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SUSPECTED
|
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Paraquat
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Bipyridylium
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H
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YES
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YES
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NOT LIKELY
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NO
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POTENTIAL
|
?
|
?
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Parathion Methyl
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Organophosphorus
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I
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YES
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YES
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UNCLASSIFIABLE
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YES
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POTENTIAL
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?
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SUSPECTED
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Pirimicarb
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N-Methyl Carbamate
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I
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YES
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MODERATE
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YES
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YES
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?
|
?
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?
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Propargite
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Unclassified
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I
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YES
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YES
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YES
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NO
|
?
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YES
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?
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Simazine
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Triazine
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H
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YES
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SLIGHT
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POSSIBLE
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NO
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YES
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YES
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SUSPECTED
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Thiram
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Dithiocarbamate
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F
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YES
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MODERATE
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UNCLASSIFIABLE
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NO
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?
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YES
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SUSPECTED
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Triclopyr
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Chloropyridinyl
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H
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Not Listed
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SLIGHT
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UNCLASSIFIABLE
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NO
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?
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?
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?
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Sugarloaf Reservoir provides drinking water to almost 700,000 people in the Melbourne suburbs of; Alphington, Arthurs Creek, Balwyn, Balwyn East, Balwyn North, Banyule, Box Hill North, Briar Hill, Brunswick, Brunswick East, Brunswick West, Bulleen, Bundoora, Burwood, Camberwell, Canterbury, Coburg, Croxton, Deepdene, Diamond Creek, Doncaster, Doreen, Eaglemont, Eltham, Epping, Fairfield, Glen Iris, Greensborough, Greythorn, Hawthorn, Hawthorn East, Heidelberg, Heidelberg Heights, Heidelberg West, Hurstbridge, Ivanhoe, Kangaroo Ground, Keon Park, Kew, Kingsbury, Lalor, Lower Plenty, Maclead, Malvern, Mernda, Mill Park, Mont Albert, Montmorency, Northcote, Northland Centre, Nutfield, Pascoe Vale, Plenty, Preston, Research, Reservoir, Rosanna, Smiths Gully, South Morang, Templestowe Lower, Thomastown, Thornbury, View Bank, Watsonia, Wattle Glen, Whittlesea, Yallambie, Yarrambat. (Orange shading represents communities sourcing almost exclusively from Sugarloaf).
Sugarloaf Reservoir also supplies almost 500,000 customers of City West Water in the following regions; Werribee, Little River, Altona, Werribee South, Footscray, Deer Park, East Keilor, Strathmore, Moonee Ponds, Parkville.
Sugarloaf Reservoir sometimes supplies South East Water Customers, particularly in drier times. Suburbs include; Albert Park, Balaclava, Gardenvale, Garden City, Fishermens Bend, Elwood, Elsternwick, Melbourne, Middle Park, Prahan, Ripponlea, South Melbourne, South Yarra, Southbank, St/Kilda/West, St.Kilda/East, Windsor.
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Land Use (excluding grazing, urban and forestry)above
Offtake to Sugarloaf
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ha
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Number of Agrochemicals Registered in Victoria by
Crop Type
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Vineyards
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3904.3
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~110+
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Orchards (Apples, Citrus etc)
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1549.2
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~65-110
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Cut Flowers/Nurseries etc
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1225.9
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?
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Potatoes
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989.22
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~70+
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Berries (Strawberries, Rasberries, etc)
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936.52
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25+
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Vegetables
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490.37
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15-75
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Tree Plantations
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117.47
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~35
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Olives
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32.94
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~10
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Total
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9244.92
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Vineyards in Melbourne's water supply. Vineyards have more pesticides registered for their use in Victoria than any other agricultural crop.

Vineyards in relation to some Yarra River sub-catchments. 1. = Olinda Creek. 2. = Stringybark Creek. 3 = Wandin Yallock Creek (part of Woori Yallock Creek). 4=Woori Yallock Creek. 5 = Hoddles Creek. 6 = remaining Yarra catchment.

Berry farms in Melbourne's water supply.

Vineyards in relation to some Yarra River sub-catchments. 1. = Olinda Creek. 2. = Stringybark Creek. 3 = Wandin Yallock Creek (part of Woori Yallock Creek). 4=Woori Yallock Creek. 5 = Hoddles Creek. 6 = remaining Yarra catchment.

Nurseries and cut flower industry in relation to some Yarra River sub-catchments. 1. = Olinda Creek. 2. = Stringybark Creek. 3 = Wandin Yallock Creek (part of Woori Yallock Creek). 4=Woori Yallock Creek. 5 = Hoddles Creek. 6 = remaining Yarra catchment.

Orchards in Melbourne's water supply.

Orchards in relation to some Yarra River sub-catchments. 1. = Olinda Creek. 2. = Stringybark Creek. 3 = Wandin Yallock Creek (part of Woori Yallock Creek). 4=Woori Yallock Creek. 5 = Hoddles Creek. 6 = remaining Yarra catchment.

Potatoes (orange) and Vegetables (Tan) in relation to some Yarra River sub-catchments. 1. = Olinda Creek. 2. = Stringybark Creek. 3 = Wandin Yallock Creek (part of Woori Yallock Creek). 4=Woori Yallock Creek. 5 = Hoddles Creek. 6 = remaining Yarra catchment.

Tree plantations in Melbourne's water supplies

Olives in Melbourne's water supply catchment