River users along the Murray River are being warned about fluctuating water levels, as the MDBA moves towards conserving water in the major dams for the next year.

The Hume Dam is one of those hoped to benefit sitting at just 15.7 percent.

The recent rain has seen demand drop for irrigation water along the river system.

Rural editor Eddie Summerfield spoke with MDBA River Management Executive Director Andrew Reynolds:

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