NSW Country Hour

Two more fish kills in NSW, the forestry industry calls for more federal money, and dairy farmer Craig Tate reaches a settlement with the roads authority.

The Cobar hay run, Australia Day honours recipients in agriculture, the role of turtles in cleaning up the rivers, and horse trainer Joe Hughe's remarkable suicide workshops for indigenous youth.

Firefighting chemicals and their impact on a hatchery, Aussie Farms targeted by the Deputy PM, intense heat and record overnight temperatures, plus more debate over water policy and what is causing the fish kills.

More anger about the Aussie Farms online map, drinking water on the way for towns in the Far West, and MP Mark Coulton on the water crisis.

Two big farms bought by environmental groups, another fish kill as the Federal Government starts an inquiry, and former minister Kevin Humphries on the current water crisis.

Farmers alarmed at an online map identifying their properties all over Australia, the French court decision to ban Roundup 360 and the drought affected cotton crop.

Reaction to a report by the Australia Institute on the recent fish kills, some isolated rainfall in NSW and we chat to farmers growing figs and boysenberries.

The threat of microplastics in the landscape, the topsy turvy world of US politics and its impact on farmers, and Elon Musk's suggestion that a tunnel under the Blue Mountains would cost just a billion dollars.

More on the heat and how it is affecting farmers, the rising demand for almonds, and how UK farmers are dealing with the Brexit crisis.

UK farmers facing tough times as Brexit plans stall, the NSW Government installs aerators on Burrendong Dam as the debate rages about the cause of several recent fish kills, and prunes cook in the orchard as the heat soars to 50 degrees.