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BlazeAid pays hay transport costs for Victorian farmers struggling with drought
Road trains laden with hay are travelling thousands of kilometres to keep livestock alive in southern Australia amid ongoing feed shortages.
Drought-stricken farmers are transporting fodder from as far north as Bundaberg in Queensland to feed their animals.
But Victorian farmer and BlazeAid…
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