The NSW Government are doing their part to ensure our state is as drought prepared as possible as we move into a drier period.
While groups of councils and other regional bodies are looking to put programs in place, individual farming enterprises will also be eligible for extended support.
A $250 million Drought Ready and Resilient Fund (DRRF) will allow farmers to access loans of up to $250,000 dollars to be spent on "essential items"
In a new development, the loan money isn't limited to capital investment expenditure either and can . . .
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