Drought hit South-West Victorian farmers are being offered a lifeline, as the struggle sourcing fodder worsens. 

Charity Need for Feed will deliver at least 30 trucks of hay to farmers in the worst affected shires of Moyne, Corangamite and Colac Otway. 

Volunteer drivers will collect the hay from as far north as Tamworth in New South Wales next month. 

Rural Editor Emily Minney spoke with Need for Feed Chairman Graham Cockerell about the initiative

Drought hit South-West Victorian farmers are being offered a lifeline, as the struggle sourcing fodder worsens.&nbsp;
Charity Need for Feed will deliver at least 30 trucks of hay to farmers in the worst affected shires of Moyne, Corangamite and Colac Otway.&nbsp;
Volunteer drivers will collect the hay from as far north as Tamworth in New South Wales next month.&nbsp;
Rural Editor Emily Minney spoke with Need for Feed Chairman Graham Cockerell about the initiative

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30 trucks of fodder to make their way to drought hit South-West Victoria

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