Adam Marshall announces emergency fodder points in the Northern Tablelands

Vanessa Arundale
Updated November 18 2019 - 3:52pm, first published November 14 2019 - 4:48pm
FOREVER GRATEFUL: Tim Booth at the Walcha Racecourse this afternoon. His parents Neil and Sandra from Georges Junction lost 10,000 acres, all their sheds and the 100 year-old family homestead.
FOREVER GRATEFUL: Tim Booth at the Walcha Racecourse this afternoon. His parents Neil and Sandra from Georges Junction lost 10,000 acres, all their sheds and the 100 year-old family homestead.

An emergency fodder drop is now operational at Glen Innes Showground, supplying feed for livestock on bushfire affected properties free of charge.

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Vanessa Arundale

Vanessa Arundale

Senior Journalist Northern Tablelands and North West

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