$10 million saleyard upgrades boost safety, efficiency and economic growth in New England
Cattle and sheep sales across Armidale and Guyra are entering a new era, with a $10 million upgrade transforming the region’s saleyards into modern, efficient and sustainable selling centres.
The Albanese and Minns Labor Governments are continuing work to support recovery efforts with investments from the Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund, delivered under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.
- The Armidale and Guyra Saleyards redevelopment received $9.78 million from the Commonwealth and NSW Governments.
Boosting the economic development of the livestock and agricultural sector to continue the growth of the NSW’s primary industries GVP is a major focus for both the Albanese and Minns Governments.
This project has modernised the ageing selling centres, and improved the operational efficiency, safety for users and onsite sustainability.
Author's summary: New saleyard upgrades in New England.
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