New South Wales Country Hour

Michael Condon, Amelia Bernasconi and Eliza Spencer broadcast from the NSW Farmers Conference in Sydney

Farmer push to reduce length of Daylight Saving.

Twiggy turns back on Hunter Green Hydrogen.

Water watch dog will target repeat offenders.

Woodside buys up property to offset carbon emissions.

Trump trade talk bad for Aussie farmers incomes.

Federal government water buybacks of 70m gigalitres starts today.

Rural news and events from New South Wales and the nation.

The latest on the greyhound controversy, bird flu and water minister Rose Jackson on water buybacks.

BOM says strong forecast for winter rain is changing.

NSW seasonal conditions improving after recent rains.

Rain in the Far West welcomed by Pastoralists.

Rural news and events from New South Wales and the nation.

Injunction hearing on aerial shooting of horses.

Abattoirs could handle extra sheep if trade is banned, with help.

Live sheep bill passes through the lower house.

Young vets needed in the bush.

With Bird Flu on the rise experts say we don't need to worry too much.

NSW chicken farms may have spread bird flu into ACT.

Reaction to the Emmerson recommendations for changes to the Supermarket Code of Conduct and more on the NSW bird flu outbreak in the Hawkesbury.

Rural news and events from New South Wales and the nation.

Rural news and events from New South Wales and the nation.

Meat plant closure in Sydney over noise and smell complaints.

Feral pig numbers rising prompting calls for more control money.

Federal government keen to support renewable fuel production in Australia.

Not enough detail on Federal buyback compensation money.

Rail crossing death toll can be cut says experts.

Rabbit numbers up after good seasons and King's birthday list honours Aussie agriculture.

A good season is the catalyst for Alpacas breeding up.

SPC will cut back on buying of Australian peaches and pears.

Flight medical charity short of funds despite NSW Health pledge.

Australian Wool Innovation says more funds are needed to tackle various issues.

Rain boost spirits and crop outlook

To get to net zero Australian farmers will need to do alot of carbon storage.

China allows more Australian beef exports.

Rice export vesting powers to go.

Beef in Japan selling cheaply in supermarkets.

Aerial cull cuts horse numbers by 7000.

Same Job, Same Pay deal at Mt Pleasant Mine.

Younger Volunteers find it hard to commit due to cost of living crisis.

SES Volunteers provide vital life saving services.

UK ban on live animal trade starts today.

New fire ant nests found in Qld.

Minister does not need to consider mining coal and gas emissions.

New hospital for horses caters for more than just thoroughbreds.

Farm Lobby not happy over things "missin" from the Budget.

Michael Condon and Amelia Bernasconi visit the Scone Horse Festival, plus the latest on contamination issues at the Cadia gold mine.

Good rain around parts of NSW, the latest on White Spot and its impact on fishing, and Labor's plan to shut down live export of sheep.

The latest on the White Spot disease in wild caught prawns, the young guns making a living from training horses, and beef ice cream - is that really a thing?

US Beef woes may provide opportunities for Australia.

Ball in federal government's court to curb supermarket power.

PM announces 519 million more for drought fund.

World record broken in shearing competition.

Young farmers, bee keepers and brewers talk about their businesses.

Invasive Species Council advocacy manager, Reece Pianta wants an audit of Defence bases to check for fire ants DPI Deputy Chief Controll officer Chris Anderson explains why varroa mite control orders restricting bee keepers have been dropped Why farmers are facing a much bigger challenge than most when Testra and Optus shut down the 3G network

Discount tag scheme announced for sheep and goats.

The latest wine export figures show no real big rebound yet.

Dry weather in the US and Russia pushes world wheat prices higher.

The latest on the fire ants at Oakey, all about juniper berries and alligators, plus the threat to cotton and wool exports to Europe.

Queensland fire ant outbreak numbers climb dramatically.

Opposition warns of job cuts and budget cuts with Departmental shake up.

Pig numbers explode in "perfect" season.

Departmental re-shuffle on the way but jobs and programs won't be cut.

Independent report on keeping a river healthy.

Horses carcasses found on a Wagga farm.

Supermarket bosses still face a grilling in the Senate.

Woolies chief faces grilling in Senate inquiry.

A move to net zero carbon is popular.

Local land services boards face reforms and cuts.

Experts says Bird flu moving onto farm animals is a concern.

Casella vineyards mixed in with solar panels to reduce carbon.

Ten million dollar baby Winx.

Supermarkets could face 10 million dollar fines.

The crucial autumn break seems to have arrived for the majoruty of NSW farmers.

Wine grape growers say adjustment and exit packages might be needed.

Chicken meat industry review has found problems with pricing and competition.

There is a serious side to Rodeo clowns.

Wine industry still facing pain of oversupply.

The NSW Country Hour was broadcast from the Fresh Food Dome at the Royal Easter Show in Sydney.

How the wool auction works at the Royal Easter Show John Alcock from Greenland stud wins the Stonehaven Cup The Trundle Ag Team Captain Blair MacDonald speaks with Harrison and James O'Brien and their mum Cathie at the show

Woodchopping women Martha King and Ashleigh Marsh Troy Palmer on the action from the campdraft events International rabbit judge Phil Batey

The Country Hour was broadcast from the Royal Easter Show in Sydney.

Easter Show up and running again for 2024.

Farmers say the supermarket duoploy is hurting consumers and faremrs.

Tariffs on Russian wheat will not push global prices higher.

General rain is what NSW farmers would like to see.

Farm land values pushed up by good commodity prices and seasons.

Big wheat contracts cancelled by Chinese buyers.

Supermarket pricing still being criticised in Inquiry.

Apple and pear growers say they cannot make ends meet selling Coles and Woolies.

Rural news and events from New South Wales and the nation.

Cameras to be put in abattoirs to improve animal welfare.

Women are at the cutting edge of many of the big farming issues