SABRA LANE, PRESENTER: While banks are reluctant to release figures, there's growing concern that Australia is in the grip of a rural financial crisis as hundreds of farms fall at the hands of banks. For some producers in parts of the country, property prices have slumped so dramatically that their debt is higher than the value of their farms. A debt crisis rally in Queensland earlier this month brought national attention to the issue. The ANZ Bank reacted, declaring it would stop foreclosures on these farms for the next 12 months. But that's little relief for the farmers already forced from their land. Bronwyn Herbert reports.