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The aero-medical specialists saving lives in remote Australia; Rosellas, an old-fashioned favourite winning new fans; Australian growers embrace the feijoa; an inspiring Heywire story.
The transformation of a heritage woollen brand: Sugarcane growers fight their own war on waste; A farming community outfox the elusive feral predator; an inspiring Heywire story; the BOM's monthly outlook.
The effect drought is having on the nation's grain producers; Looking for local steak in Australia's beef capital; The marine spectacle that spawned a tourist boom; Another inspiring Heywire story by young regional Aussies.
The farmers seeming to defy drought; Trialing a commercial crop of black sesame seeds; Creative tech solutions making farming more efficient; plus another inspiring Heywire story.
Queensland's solar boom and debate over using traditional farmland to harvest sunshine; Hundreds of thousands of ribbon gums succumb to a mysterious dieback on the Monaro Plains; an inspirational Heywire story.
Australian farmers adding hemp to their grain cropping programs; a new forestry industry for the far north; the slow food movement supporting good, clean, fair food; an inspirational Heywire story from WA.
Finding new markets for sweet potatoes; Charities and volunteers helping Australians through natural disaster; The fight to use the name prosecco; An inspiring Heywire story; The monthly climate outlook.
The innovative technology saving water and increasing yields for cotton growers; Campdrafting with the nation's best; The agriculture business giving autistic workers a fair-go; An inspiring Heywire story.
A school sheep program saved through the kindness of strangers; Australia's emerging insect-farming sector; Aboriginal hunters protecting the bilby population in remote WA; The last Heywire story for the year.
White spot outbreak continues to cause collateral damage; The Royal Flying Doctor Service promoting men's health in the bush; A wonder weed reducing cattle methane emissions; The BOM's monthly outlook.
Traditional farming families diversifying into alcohol production; Queensland's cocoa growers still dreaming of a thriving chocolate industry; An irrigation project growing more than pasture in the Kimberley.
Mexico's blue agave creating green energy in Queensland's far-north; Firearms tourism on a remote pastoral station; Setting the record straight on the origins of Australia's faithful working dogs.
Woolgrowers go to the polls; The unique competition to find the top stock camp in the north. A one-on-one with National Party Leader, Michael McCormack.
