June 15

Costs to bring in feed are climbing for producers in drought impacted parts of Queensland and New South Wales.

It's being described as very hard for producers across the board, as hundreds of trucks continue to move fodder north.

Rural reporter Eddie Summerfield caught up with Australian Fodder Industry Association Chairman Frank McRae who's based in Central West New South Wales:

June 15
Costs to bring in feed are climbing for producers in drought impacted parts of Queensland and New South Wales.
It's being described as very hard for producers across the board, as hundreds of trucks continue to move fodder north.
Rural reporter Eddie Summerfield caught up with Australian Fodder Industry Association Chairman Frank McRae who's based in Central West New South Wales:

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