A South Australian government fund, established to provide financial assistance to farmers through loans and grants, has remained untouched for a decade. The fund totals over $28 million and was intended to support the agricultural sector during challenging periods. This revelation comes despite the industry facing significant difficulties, including prolonged drought and unfavorable market conditions. Authorities have not explained the reason for the fund’s inactivity, raising questions about resource allocation and support for struggling farmers. Critics suggest the funds should be urgently redistributed to address current needs within the agricultural community. The lack of access to these funds represents a missed opportunity to bolster the state’s farming industry and provide crucial financial relief. The government is now facing calls for transparency and a plan to utilize the allocated resources effectively.