The fields are green, growing and gorgeous – and many farmers across NSW are looking forward to their first harvest in years.“It’s probably been one of the biggest winter plantings in a long time,” says the rector of Narrabri, the Ven Dr Bernard Gabbott. “When the scripts go out, there’s a little note with it that says, ‘Provided by your local community church… we’re praying for you’,” Mr Langmead says.Two farmers have already written to express their thanks, and he is delighted. Mr Kean said the joint initiative with TOMRA automated recycling sorting system will provide much needed funds for three of Australia’s most respected charities, Oz Harvest, The Salvation Army and Beyond Blue “Three-quarters of NSW residents are already returning and earning. Photo supplied. Out at Narrabri, Archdeacon Gabbott is tremendously thankful for the support his parish has received in recent times, particularly through Anglican Aid and St Paul’s, Chatswood. In order to feed a growing population in a warming world, scientists are identifying heat tolerance in wheat. Narrabri NSW - it is set in the heart of the rich Namoi Valley, in North West NSW, Australia. “Wherever you look, crops are coming up. This information is automatically generated, is not quality controlled and may not update in a timely manner. "It's great for not only Narrabri and district, but also NSW and Australia as a whole," Mr Stewart said. The program, begun by Rotary earlier this year, makes all prescriptions on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme free for 76 farming families around Lightning Ridge. The Narrabri Shire Weather Station Network is a project of Oz Forecast, ABN 61 167 720 152. We are so thankful – that’s been a godsend – and the money that’s also come through the [Armidale] diocese from Anglican Aid has been astronomical. Six months ago, 99 per cent of the state was officially in drought; now, that has plummeted to 43 per cent. He is rejoicing to see “rich, dark wheat fields” surrounding his town, and is also aware of the blessing it is that communities didn’t have to grapple with COVID at the same time as the drought, as they would not have been able to meet in person in the same ways to support and care for each other.“I’ve had people tell me that they would feel ashamed to ask for drought assistance when everything is so green...”Yet while he is no longer receiving many requests for financial assistance, he knows plenty of locals are still doing it tough. It will become the premier industrial and logistics hub development in North West NSW. He said the region was relying on the gas project to help the economy recover after drought and COVID-19. “The farmers are very proud and resilient, so they rarely respond,” he explains. It was a major operation, meticulously planned and executed like clock work.Drought relief aboard 12 semi trailers rolled in to Narrabri Showground on Thursday, and on Friday 420 farmers from across the North West arrived to pick up donations of stock feed supplements courtesy of the charity Rapid Relief Team.More than 400 tonnes of the pelleted feed supplement in half tonne bulk bags was stacked and waiting for distribution by the RRT.“It was fantastic,” one Spring Plains farmer said. Christians are incredibly thankful for the rain and the wider community is excited – it’s just bringing the two together, so people see the link.”- Praise God that the drought is now over in so much of NSW. Two Narrabri and District Rugby League teams travelled to Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School on Sunday for round five of the 2020 North West Group 4 Junior Rugby League season. Rain falls and the farmers grow it, but they still need to be able to sell it, and you might not be able to sell it at the price you would like to.”Yet although Lightning Ridge hasn’t had the same kind of rainfall as other areas, “in God’s providence we’ve had just enough rain at just the right time,” Mr Langmead says. The Rapid Relief Team Relief convoy was loaded at Young, NSW.
In our parish we’ve given out more than $30,000 in the past 18 months.”COVID has also provided him with a timely reminder that everything is in God’s hands.He says earlier in the year his parish council told him they were expecting the pandemic to result in a 40 per cent drop in congregational offertory.
Twelve semi trailers laden with drought relief aid for west and northwestern graziers, 400 tonnes of stock feed supplement pellets, make their way down the highway and on to Ugoa Street bound for Narrabri Showground on Thursday and the feed distributed to 420 regional graziers. “I was really stressed,” he admits, “but three members of parish council who were in the middle of dealing with the drought said, ‘He’s always provided – stop stressing!’ It’s been a good reminder from practical life that God always provides. The Rapid Relief Team Relief convoy was loaded at Young, NSW. The under-13s and under-15s teams were both in action while the under-16s side had the weekend off after Kootingal forfeited their scheduled match. September 5, 2020 drought areas in the future.A future jobs bonanza is expected to be created on the back of an almost $17 million investment for stage one of Narrabri Shire Council’s Northern New South Wales Inland Port. It’s going to be the end of the year before people start to get some income and… they’re going to need a number of good seasons before they recover.“The requests for support have drastically slowed, but I’m needing to be very careful because I’ve had people tell me that they would feel ashamed to ask for drought assistance when everything is so green… Last week I sent one person a message saying, ‘May I please get some support for you?’ and in the end they said ‘Okay’.“However, people are resilient and although the greenness mightn’t give an income straight away, it does give hope.”For Mr Langmead, a coffee voucher scheme organised by Anglicare that’s about to begin locally is a cause for great thanks. “We’re starting to get heads coming out on the barley crops and it looks like it’ll get through to harvest, so there are farmers with smiles on their faces at last and lots to give thanks for.”The rector of Gilgandra and Archdeacon of The North West region of the Bathurst Diocese, the Ven Grahame Yager, agrees. - Pray for God’s hand to be on those unable to keep their farms going during the drought, who have had to leave the agricultural industry (and in some cases their local community).
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