An Emergency Fodder depot for fire affected livestock was established at Wingham Showground on Friday and was expected to be open all this week from 8am to 5pm daily.

Unfortunately demand has been high and a delivery of replenishment stock was delayed on Monday.

A spokesperson for Hunter Local Land Services has confirmed new hay should be available at Wingham Showground by 1pm on Tuesday

More than 1200 local landholders are thought to have been impacted by the recent bushfires and are in desperate need of feed for their animals.

As of Monday more than 50 tonnes of fodder had been distributed with more deliveries expected throughout the week.

Mid Coast landholders needing emergency fodder are required to register via the Agriculture and Animal Services Hotline on 1800 814 647.

Hunter Local Land Services and the Department of Primary Industries are working together to support landholders affected by the bushfires that continue to devastate the region.

"If you or someone you know has livestock that have been left without feed or water, please call the hotline now to register for support," Hunter Local Land Services general manager Brett Miners said.

"Immediate assistance is available, to help give landholders time to assess their situation and make plans for their stock.

"From calls received so far and the mapping we have done of the fire ground, we know more than 1,000 local properties covering nearly 130,000 hectares of land has been affected across our region and we want landholders to know we are here to help."

Where possible, staff are now out in the field assessing injured animals and welfare issues.

"Please understand, access to some fire grounds remains unsafe in some areas, but our teams are working to assess the full extent of livestock losses and impacts on agricultural infrastructure," Mr Miners said.

"This is why we are urging landholders to please register with the hotline so we know where you are and what help you require."