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Hay on the way from WA

Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development Clare Scriven (centre) has welcomed thousands of hay bails into the state to support drought affected residents. (Supplied)

HAY is on the way for South Australian farmers, with more than 12,000 tonnes of donated fodder being trucked over […]

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