Implementing myBMP: Tim Gainsford

Tim Gainsford runs the family farm at Narromine in Western NSW and he is gaining a reputation for his innovative approach to managing to achieve the best out of the typical red soil and hard clay that can limit cotton crop potential in the area.

With cover cropping and efficient water use at the top of his agenda, it’s no wonder that Tim has a keen interest in the myBMP best practices program which focusses on improving farming practices and careful management of our natural resources. provides a range of guiding has been a key focus for this busy farmer and family man.

While Tim is a busy farmer and family -man he is making major inroads into achieving myBMP accreditation, and while he totally supports the program itself, he admits there are challenges that can hold some people up.

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