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VFF responds to help bushfire impacted farmers

THE Victorian Farmers Federation is coordinating fodder relief for farmers affected by the devastating Victorian bushfires. As part of our agreement with the Victorian Government, the VFF has enacted the Emergency Fodder Support Program to coordinate the donation of fodder and deliver it to bushfire-hit impacted farmers across Victoria. VFF president Brett Hosking said work […]

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