Victorian Country Hour

One farm is charging $10 to walk in a canola paddock and 20,000 people turned up 

We get your bird flu questions answered 

We check up on the soil moisture situation right around Victoria 

The United States opens an investigation into Australian lamb imports 

An engineer examines the state of Victoria's roads and what needs to be done to improve the road network.

The state opposition is promising to fix one million potholes across Victoria's road network if elected to government at this years state election, committing to invest $5 billion to repair and rebuild Victoria's roads.

Red meat prices are running hot at the moment, with the supply and demand for sheepmeat and beef very much in favour of farmers who are selling.

Country Fire Authority members at one of the worst affected districts in this year's summer bushfires, say the Longwood region is currently without any CFA senior fire officers.

Telstra's mobile network has suffered a major nationwide outage, potentially affecting millions of customers.

A Victorian parliamentary inquiry into last summer's bushfires, has revealed the Victorian government attempted to gag what the Country Fire Authority could say in its submission.  

Australia now has six detections of H5 bird flu in wild birds confirmed by CSIRO's Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness in Geelong. Acting Chief Veterinary Officer, Cameron Bell with Agriculture Victoria, is encouraging bird owners to be on high alert.

Learn about obscure wine, collect spider venom and meet the woman on a 440km wheelchair journey  

Tea tree oil is being tested as a flystrike treatment in sheep 

A program of buybacks from willing sellers of agricultural land has been launchhed by the federal government 

Rain across Victoria 

Peter Small has succeeded in returning the research of Harold Carter to Australia

It's a bad year for blackleg in canola 

Water, sheep and regenerative agriculture music in today's Country Hour

Victorian Country Hour broadcast live from Ballarat's Better Beef Conference 

A major decision on the future of Paraquat and Diquat is handed down by the chemical regulator 

Farmers and vets fear a deadly bird flu strain discovered in Western Australia is spreading, after the H5N1 variant of the virus was confirmed in a bird found on a remote beach.

Weather, climate, tax, beef quotas, tariffs and the first day for a new abattoir 

Michael McCormack in studio to talk water on the Country Hour 

The RSPCA is explaining why it's setting a standard for dairy

A fertiliser importer says the federal government import program is distorting the market 

Stefan Vogel from Rabobank talks war and fertiliser as the Middle East appears close to a peace deal 

Farmers debate the 70km dingo fence and what it means for the neighbours 

Broadcasting live from the National Wool Selling Centre, as wool prices continue to rise. 

Farmers for Climate Action want changes to the fuel tax credit scheme 

Matt Dalgleish talks cattle markets

Locusts have been seen in Victoria and we get an update

Angus Verley broadcasts live from the Victorian Apiarists Association - 2026 Annual Conference at Tullamarine.

Bull semen from Australia is back in China 

The federal government gives a fertiliser update 

Broadcasting live from the Victorian Farmers Federation conference in Ballarat.

Broadcasting live from the United Dairy farmers of Victoria conference on milk price day. 

Simon Quilty is in the studio to talk about the world of meat prices 

Paraquats future, wild dog coordinator funding and virtual fencing 

A scholarship for a young jackaroo who died in a farm accident, the clean up at Ruffy and massive feedback on the BoM's website 

SFF parliamentarian, Jeff Bourman talks gun laws on the Country Hour

ACCC fines in dairy

The slow work to change right to repair rules for agricultural equipment