Soil salinity is a widespread problem throughout the world. Salinization makes productive land unproductive. The problem can be addressed by various means: chemical amelioration and structural engineering. However plant-based remediation is one of the emerging trends. Whereas non-plant based remediation can provide quick outcomes, plant-based remediation is slow, but is environmentally friendly and even less expensive. Plant-based remediation, more importantly and usefully helps recycling of nutrients and their build up. Keeping these in view, this talk would aim to explain the efforts made in this context in the intensely salinity affected agricultural landscape of central-western NSW.