On the Country Hour today,

GrainCorp storage overhaul on track

Calls for inquiry into Forestry contracts

Wool to treat atopic dermatitis.

Broadcaster Alan Jones gives farmers an opportunity to get their issues heard, potential new doctors head bush to experience rural practice and mine rehabilitation sites ideal for fattening up cattle.

Cropping farmers nervous as the dry autumn drags on, Big money at the cattle sales in the South east and a call for changes to rural health delivery in remote areas after the death of a nurse.

Mining insiders think that carbon reduction will be forced on the industry, wool prices rise despite strong competition from synthetics and oyster indsutry not happy about process used to tackle POMS.

The International wool textile organisation conference looks at new technology, new marketing ideas and bringing in more young people to the wool industry at all levels.

Industry still reeling over trucking pay rate possible changes, Oysters stolen from Mid North Coast could be a health hazard and Wool Textile conference kicks off in Sydney

Pest and animal review sets its sights on cats, dogs, deer, rabbits and carp but conservationists say listing deer as feral animals will not help control numbers, we talk to one of the bidders for the Kidman pastoral empire and egg laying regulations being changed get a mixed reaction from producers.

Education in the bush, what's working and what isn't, the pest animal review draft plan wants more local control and Egg labelling changes.

Trucking changes still in limbo, Landcare announces 66 new state wide coordinators and Irrigators want power bills reviewed

AWEX says the e tag tracking of wool is expanding, a blog from Central Australia trying to show what life is like on a big station and the prune harvest goes into motion.