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A man standing in a very deep hole in a paddock.

"There are those moments when you're struggling to think 'where do I start?,'"
Mr Giordani said.

A farmer standing on the edge of erosion in a cane paddock after the nearby river broke its banks.

"It has to be seen to be believed."

Two farmers, an older man and his son, in work shirts standing in front of a river.

"It held together. There was no extra sediment run off or loss in that area, which we're really happy with,"
he said.

A large stone wall with vegetation on the banks of a river designed to stop erosion.

"Many will need further support through additional assistance measures and an increase to the funding threshold, as seen last year in response to Cyclone Jasper."

Heavy erosion and puddles on a farm.

"I can't put that money into the river. That money needs to go into my farm to get us back up and running to where we need to be as a business,"
he said.

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