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Pip Courtney hosts Australia's pre-eminent regional and rural television program covering farming, weather, food, innovation, mining, fisheries, agribusiness, commodity prices and other issues affecting regional communities.

The German adventurer who became the Northern Territory's largest mango grower; Oil Mallee trees paying off for West Australian farmers; Artist Arthur Boyd's lifelong love of the Australian landscape.

Horror and heartache facing flooded beef producers; Farmers who moved from Queensland to Tasmania in search of green grass; The wind turbine transformation in western Victoria; Pressure to overhaul W.A pastoral leases.

A special report on the devastating flooding of north-west Qld's cattle country; The changing way of selling livestock; Calls to redirect Foreign Aid to farmers; What's in a name for wine and cheese producers?

Queensland's destructive floodwaters bring life to the Channel Country; Virtual reality helping children learn about agriculture; A new wave of young farmers following their dreams.

Australia's regional and rural television program asks "Is country Australia fed-up with politicians?" and we meet some farming authors exploring life, love and business.

Two years on from the release of the rabbit virus RHDV1-K5; The birth of merino lambs sired 50 years ago; Australian designed gluten-free barley.

The first new shearing shed built in a South Australian wool district in half a century; Does Brexit mean a bonanza for Australian farmers? New hands helping make bush teddies.

Pip Courtney hosts Australia's pre-eminent regional and rural television program covering farming, weather, food, innovation, mining, fisheries, agribusiness, commodity prices and other issues affecting regional communities.

A meat wholesaler who says we should be eating less of it; The craft brewery boom helping regional towns; Talking budget and election with the Deputy Prime Minister; New challenges for the Rural Woman of the Year.

Live export uncertainty clouds sheep industry outlook; Australia's only pumpkin seed growers; Heart-breaking soldier settlement stories of Indigenous ANZACs; Tension between food producers and vegan activists.

Revisiting Queensland cattle communities devastated by flooding; The Adelaide Hills farm behind Australia's skincare giant; Ord River corn shipped out to South Korea; how regional Australia is faring in the election campaign.

A Queensland poultry producer growing the world's largest eating quail; Australia's outback roadhouses and their unique owners plus the ground-breaking Margaret River winery celebrating 50 years.

A north-Queensland banana farmer has turned back the clock and returned to farming practices from half-a-century ago.

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An isolated farming community taking the lead to help prevent a repeat bushfire tragedy; Australia's hazelnut industry having a growth spurt; The Landcare volunteer inspiring a new generation.

The lure of barramundi in the Gulf; Warmer water conditions challenge Tasmania's salmon farmers; Orca tourism in southern Australia; Getting dusty with a roving mustering crew in the Top End.

The growing problem of disposing of plastic farm waste; Barmah Choke under pressure from growing irrigation demands; On-farm alternatives to industrial abattoirs; The monthly climate and water outlook.

The row over the world's most popular weed-killer; The cattle station where aboriginal stockmen are learning the ropes; Training working dogs without words; Aboriginal heritage listing embraced by farmers.

Extraordinary prices for sheep meat as records tumble; Stargazing in remote Western Australia where the night sky is a tourist attraction; Music festivals breathing life into bush communities.

Frustrated farmers at breaking point dealing with wild deer; The baby boom bringing new life to a small country town; A hands-on training program attracting a new generation of farmers to the bush.