ALP wants changes to Murray Darling Basin plan; the impact of Brexit on trade; Vintage has started; selling our ideas overseas; bumper harvest; farms in NSW burnt in bushfires and rose shortage for Valentines Day.

The National Irrigators' Council says politicians need to develop a longterm energy strategy, as farmers grapple with soaring electricity prices. The wool industry has continued its positive run with demand outstripping supply, but brokers say there is a growing concern that in the long term, wool could price itself out of the market, as it faces competition from other fibres.

Concern over access to insurance for harvest equipment; should there be a rebate for crop insurance?; fruit and vegetable supply during hot weather; this years bumper apple harvest; and the winners of the Australian dairy awards; the latest Heywire summit wraps up; donating grain for a farmer in need and Charlie the young shearer.

Changes to the farm household assistance scheme; more funding for fruit fly control; lentil crop breaking records; does the colour of the sheep electronic ear tags matter?; new Dairy Australian board member; high fire danger warning; concern from former NDP suppliers; the RSPCA concerned over live cattle exports to China and exporting beef to China.

Anti-free trade politics may not be good for trade; possibility of beef from the US being exported into Australia; using fumigants on stored grain; concern over wheat rust; Victoria bans fracking; releasing more water down stream; and farming fish.

The ongoing price war between the major supermarkets and suppliers is set to continue; live cattle exports depart from Portland; the outlook for ag, looking good; quad bike safety; how did early frosts impact on grain quality; concerns over Khapra beetle; and making garlic ice cream.

Rain not welcomed by all farmers; how are international politics is impacting our beef exports; marrying wine to food; fruit fly concerns; more dairy companies face senate hearings; and super fine wool prices doing nicely.

Senate hearing into the dairy industry continues; farmers concerned about delays at Geelong port; recommendations from the productivity commission in relation to telecommunications industry; not the best season for stone fruit in Sunraysia region; using robots in the vine yard; making pocket money from beef cattle and Heywire trailblazers.

Former boss of Murray Goulburn faces Senate Inquiry; Senate inquiry hears from dairy farmers; Fonterra announces a step up; problems at Geelong port slow grain exports; and grain harvest still continues for some.

Parmalat factory dispute with workers; Electronic tags for sheep moving closer; how our grain harvest is travelling through the ports; ACCC dairy inquiry; dairy markets future looking more positive; and a shortage of labour to harvest fruit in the Goulburn Valley.