NSW Country Hour

Dairy farmers confirm they have not received latest milk price increase from supermarkets, and AgQuip sees big crowds trying to escape the farm drudgery, but no-one is buying.

Right to farm legislation drafted for NSW said to be the toughest in Australia, and planting trees in a drought might be a good idea.

Camp drafts start up again to try to ease the pain of the drought; the wool industry hit by low supply and falling demand; and fly fishing in the high country to address mental health.

Succession planning makes it easy for generational change on farm, and the wool price fall this week is the biggest in over a decade.

Fears that 10 per cent of the world's protein could be wiped out by African Swine Fever, and a Broken Hill pipeline business case report generates criticism around Darling River management.

What's in a name? Feta, Prosecco and Camembert from Australia might need a new name.

Working dogs are getting tracked by GPS to see how hard they work, and a soil app could help productivity in the vineyard.

A snow filled weekend but little joy in it for farmers

Rural news and events from New South Wales and the nation

A grain trader goes bust leaving NSW grain growers awaiting payment, and an MLA analyst on the cow and heifer slaughter rate at elevated levels.