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Fish Screens – Benefits for Fish and Farmers

November 26, 2024 by Belinda

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In 2022, Duxton Vineyards installed modern fish protection screens on pumps at their vineyard near Mildura.

The below is an interview with Wayne Ellis, General Manager of Duxton Vineyards, detailing how this technology has transformed their irrigation practices and supported aquatic life in the Murray River.

At the time of the interview Duxton's pumps were still set to backflush as an auto feature, once the pumps are reset the power savings will be much greater than those noted. Feel free to contact our screen team for further details.

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