Furthermore, according to ABC (the  ), the chair of the Australian Fodder Industry Association, Frank McRae, said many farmers in NSW had barely any food for their cattle. He said, "There's pretty much virtually nothing in NSW and supplies are rapidly drying up in southern  [state bordering NSW on the south] [...] You have to go back to 1981–1982 to see a drought this widespread and so severe." The reported Prime Minister  saying some farmers bought hay for animal feed for as much as per truckload. According to BBC,  , north of NSW, was also experiencing dry conditions, as well as parts of  and Victoria. The report from DPI mentioned last autumn's failed growing season.
Furthermore, according to ABC (the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ), the chair of the Australian Fodder Industry Association, Frank McRae, said many farmers in NSW had barely any food for their cattle. He said, "There's pretty much virtually nothing in NSW and supplies are rapidly drying up in southern Victoria [state bordering NSW on the south] [...] You have to go back to 1981–1982 to see a drought this widespread and so severe." The reported Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull saying some farmers bought hay for animal feed for as much as per truckload. According to BBC, Queensland , north of NSW, was also experiencing dry conditions, as well as parts of South Australia and Victoria. The report from DPI mentioned last autumn's failed growing season.
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