Parts of Australia are suffering from a major shortage of rain.
Officials in New South Wales say 100 percent of the state is in a drought.
According to CNN, the area had less than 10 millimeters of rain in the entire month of July.
The BBC says New South Wales produces about a quarter of Australia's agricultural output.
The drought has been especially difficult on farmers who have been struggling to feed and hydrate their livestock. Many are being forced to sell or slaughter their animals.
In fact, to help farmers, the state relaxed its restrictions to shoot kangaroos that are competing with their livestock's food and water.
And earlier this week, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced additional relief aid, totaling more than 570 million Australian dollars, to support farmers.
These dry conditions are expected to last for at least the next three months.
Additional reporting from Newsy affiliate CNN.
