WA farmers dump 7 tonnes of grain on on Premier Barnett's doorstep Greg Kenney, president of Rural Action Movement, a farmers' lobby group which dumped tonnes of grain at the Premier's Office early today Picture: Kerris Berrington Source: PerthNow ANGRY WA farmers have dumped tonnes of grain on the front doorstep of Premier Colin Barnett's West Perth office. The farmers, using the cover of darkness, drove a truck filled with wheat and dumped it in the forecourt of the Premier's Dumas House Office, in Parliament Place, West Perth before 6am. The farmers, from the Rural Action Movement, are angry at the lack of financial support from the WA Government in assisting WA farmers by refusing to help fund seeding operations for struggling farmers. The group says it's opposed to the State Government's recently announced $7.8 million emergency aid package for struggling WA farmers. The package includes a one-off payment grant of up to $25,000 for up to 400 farmers who face losing their businesses. The WA Farmers Federation and the Rural Action Movement say the package does not go far enough.