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A Taste Of Landline

Rating:3.4 of 5Total number of episodes:41
Last broadcast:08/10/2019 at 10:31
2019
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Season 3, Episode 21

3.0 7 x
Inside one of the country's biggest free-range egg farms; Going organic to help save the family farm; Landline's own Sean Murphy takes us on touching visit to his home town.
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Season 3, Episode 22

3.0 9 x
Growing Scottish Highland beef in Australia; An old tin mining town gets a new lease on life thanks to extreme sports; The rewards of harvesting native essential oils. (Final)
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Season 3, Episode 18

3.0 18 x
Wagga Wagga canola oil doing big business in India, a food relief charity helping feed needy Australians and the pioneering Tasmanian farming family who took a chance on tulips.
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Season 3, Episode 17

3.0 5 x
The family farm with a regenerative approach to agriculture; Some unusual livestock helping people living with dementia; The station jillaroo who became a social media influencer.
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Season 3, Episode 20

3.0 34 x
The highs and lows of emu farming; Can conservation pay its way on a farm?; The man who has been delivering fruit and veges for more than half a century. #Landline
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Season 3, Episode 19

3.0 33 x
A growing appetite for goat; Working farms that double as camping grounds; Tassie bubbles taking on the French. #Landline
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Season 3, Episode 16

4.0 30 x
The refugee farmers producing millions of dollars of vegetables; The woman behind the little dairy with a big heart; The role of seedbanks in global agriculture. #Landline
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Season 3, Episode 15

4.0 20 x
The social enterprise transforming unproductive urban spaces into small farms; Students and their sheep dogs learning together at dog school. A locally grown French wine grape finds a perfect match in oysters. #Landline
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Season 3, Episode 14

4.0 46 x
Home grown coconut products; A world first carbon project using fire; Fine dining for the workers on a remote cattle station. #Landline
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Season 3, Episode 13

3.0 19 x
Restoring Australia's historic hawthorn hedge rows; From bait to plate - pipis are on the menu; Breeding better bees on Rottnest Island. #Landline
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