The Australian Fodder Industry Association (AFIA) is the national, independent voice for the Australian fodder industry. We connect the entire supply chain – from seed to feed.
The Australian fodder industry underpins many Australian agriculture sectors – dairy, livestock, horticulture and intensives industries – in addition to having a strong focus on a growing export market.
AFIA provides direct access to fodder producers, supply chain participants, end-users, and industry and government decision makers.
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$75,000 Special Disaster Grants are now open for primary producers in local government areas impacted by the current severe weather and flooding events. ![]()
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Applications can be made online now via our website. ![]()
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www.raa.nsw.gov.au/disaster-assistance/storm-and-flood-programs/sdg-aug-sep-2022 ![]()
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Primary producers are encouraged not to self-assess and should consult with their local Rural Financial Counselling Service, the Rural Recovery Support Service or apply for the scheme so that the RAA can determine eligibility. ![]()
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For any customers who require assistance over the weekend, our team will be available from 10am-2pm this Saturday and Sunday – call us on 1800 678 593. ![]()
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#floodrecovery #disasterassistance #ruralassistanceauthority #nswdpi
Hail storms in Victoria's Mallee region cause major crop damage https://t.co/Yl1tkppWXO via @ABCaustralia
Devastating views - NSW Central West floods from above: Aerial photographs highlight force of the floodwaters https://t.co/yYCiLUYyk8 via @ABCaustralia
Happy National Ag Day! #AgDayAU Let's celebrate the farm sector - part of our lives, every single day! This cracking green and gold image is from Jacob Marshall, Bundy Ag. https://t.co/Mv5BuOHtxX
Northern Victorian farmer Tim Ashcroft uses tinnie to deliver bales of hay to sheep stranded by floodwaters https://t.co/0NL7mNWMLj via @ABCaustralia
CFA warns hay producers of high moisture levels in fodder - https://t.co/DTlY706Cjv According to this article, CFA responded to almost 50 haystack related fires in Victoria between 1 July 2021 and 30 June 2022!