Hunter producers to face years of recovery - The Land
by By Ruth Caskey | May 16, 2015
HUNTER Valley and coastal producers say it will take years to recover from last month's severe weather, as more charities join in the recovery effort.
Blazeaid is the latest charity to get on board, setting up a base camp at Dungog showground on Tuesday.
The small town was one of the hardest hit areas, with some farmers reporting damage to all fences.
Base camp co-ordinator Brian Carr said the team of 15 volunteers began work with farmers on Wednesday.
About 30 sheep and cattle properties have shown interest, with damage ranging from 100 metres to two kilometres.
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