Water

GO.FARM upgrade with G-MW

By Contributed

Feb 11, 2026

GO.FARM Goulburn Gold irrigation manager Cody McClelland, G-MW Customer Relationship Co-ordinator (Central) Vincent Catanese, Goulburn Gold orchard manager Jarrod Savage, and G-MW Asset Planning Co-ordinator (Metering) Jamie Baker.

Goulburn-Murray Water (G-MW) has worked with large scale investment company GO.FARM to upgrade irrigation infrastructure on its $90 million almond farm at Coomboona.

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GO.FARM’s ‘Goulburn Gold’ almond development has seen five former dairy and grazing properties amalgamated into a single property.

G-MW has worked with the company for years to help progress the project, including the site amalgamation and relocating service points at the property.

The water corporation has also worked with the company to help progress a private works licence for the company to undertake works under channels.

G-MW’s works have provided GO.FARM greater flexibility around water and infrastructure use at the property as needed.

G-MW General Manager of Water Delivery Services Warren Blyth said the water corporation’s customer relationship with GO.FARM was providing positive outcomes for the region.

“It’s fantastic to work alongside companies like GO.FARM who are establishing significant projects in the region,” he said.

“Our works to help progress GO.FARM’s Coomboona almond farm highlight G-MW’s commitment to influence and enhance regional outcomes while working with partners and stakeholders.

“It also showcases our commitment to delivering reliable and affordable services for our current and future customers.”

GO.FARM’s Head of Farmland Development Joe Barlow said it was great to be working with G-MW to progress the ‘Goulburn Gold’ development.

“The GO.FARM team greatly appreciate the responsiveness from G-MW to assist with relocating service points and outlet consolidation, which is a very important part of our developments,” he said.

G-MW manages, stores and delivers water through approximately 10,000 km of delivery and drainage infrastructure to more than 25,000 active customers in northern Victoria.

The water corporation’s customers range from large-scale gravity irrigators to hobby and lifestyle landowners.