Country Breakfast

Shearers share mental health stories to encourage peers to seek help; discovering the joy of dancing for fitness; equine enthusiasts celebrate the Australian stock horse; a new generation hoping to find their fortune opal hunting.

Supermarkets lift cheap milk prices, Beef processors warn of looming closures, A US court finds glyphosate contributed to a Californian man becoming seriously ill, fruit and veg producers band together to cut down on plastic; commercial fishermen prepare for Cyclone Trevor.

This week how do you transform a desert into paradise; and while drought is making life hard for farmers here, in America it's equally grim with farm incomes falling by half since 2013.

Wattle seeds highly sought after by chefs; volunteers clean up Abrolhos islands; award-winning tea growers offer tips on the perfect brew; beekeeper heads into the bush for fresh local honey.

No relief in sight as drought rolls on; farm labour continues to frustrate farmers; Brexit causing pain for UK farmers and a new found passion for ugly vegetables.

Tough choices ahead for agriculture and the 'invisible drought' that's difficult to monitor underground.