A plain checklist of what got damaged, what that usually means on the ground, and who gives free help with any grant paperwork. For landholders on the Mid North Coast.
Ask for a site visit →Right now there is no NSW grant open for primary producers in our area. When one opens, this page will say so. Free help with any application: RFCS 1800 344 090 · RAA 1800 678 593.
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Eligibility is decided by the NSW Rural Assistance Authority, not by BFEx. Free help with the application: RFCS 1800 344 090 · RAA 1800 678 593.
Tick what applies. The list underneath narrows to what that usually means on the ground. Nothing is sent until you ask for a site visit at the bottom of the page.
Showing the rows for what you ticked. Untick everything to see the full list.
Before any machine starts, take dated photos of every damaged thing: the fence line, the washed-out crossing, the silted dam, the trees down. Past NSW grant applications have asked for photographic evidence of direct damage, and photos taken after the clean-up cannot show it.
BFEx does not fill in grant applications. These two services do, free of charge, for primary producers in NSW.
Free and independent. Helps with accessing government assistance.
Free call. The authority that runs NSW disaster assistance for producers; its staff help with lodging an application.
Not sure whether you count as a primary producer, or whether your insurance covers this? Ask either of them. The site visit below does not depend on the answer.
Fill in the form and Ben will call you back to arrange a time to walk the damage with you. No obligation. Ticks from the checklist above are carried into the form.