A sad state of affairs for farming | POLL

By Mark Rayner
August 29 2014 - 4:00am
Weilmoringle farmer Ed Fessey shows Premier Mike Baird some of his daily routine. Photo: KATHERINE MATTS
Weilmoringle farmer Ed Fessey shows Premier Mike Baird some of his daily routine. Photo: KATHERINE MATTS
Premier Mike Baird, Fiona Simson, Ed Fessey and Katrina Hodgkinson on Mr Fessey's property Bullabelailie Photo: KATHERINE MATTS
Premier Mike Baird, Fiona Simson, Ed Fessey and Katrina Hodgkinson on Mr Fessey's property Bullabelailie Photo: KATHERINE MATTS

A visit to drought affected areas in the state's north west has revealed to NSW Premier Mike Baird just how desperate the situation is and it is hoped it may lead to more assistance for farmers from the state government.

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