A NSW family has been left “at breaking point” after their farm was devastated by a bushfire for the second time in several years.
Richelle and Bryon Jackson’s property was wrecked in the Black Summer bushfires of 2019-20.
The dairy farmers and parents-of-three managed to rebuild and return to their sustainable farming practices.
Now a grass fire earlier this week wrecked their farm again at Coolagolite near Bermagui in the Bega Valley on the NSW south coast, causing what could be hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage.
Their neighbour, Honey Atkinson, said hundreds of acres of paddocks were scorched in Tuesday’s fire, killing livestock and causing extensive damage to feed stores, fencing, water supplies and pumps as well as trees.
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