OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska cattle producers will be donating hay and fencing and other supplies to victims of the massive wildfire that has blackened land and destroyed buildings along the Oklahoma-Kansas border.

Officials estimate that the Anderson Creek fire has ravaged nearly 600 square miles of land, destroying fences, residences, outbuildings and livestock.

The Nebraska Cattlemen group is organizing the aid drive. Monetary donations to the Kansas Livestock Foundation and Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Foundation are being encouraged as well.