ABC Rural RoundUp, February 27, 2015

		No. 335 / 27 February 2015
		Welcome to the ABC Rural RoundUp for another week. Cyclone wrecks pineapple crop Rural counselling budget maintained Remote parents worried about childcare review Apple industry says GM varieties not needed Increasing demand for sea urchins 'Poo tank' in study of dairy methane emissions » More Rural News Macadamia farm destroyed A Queensland family prepares to burn their 50-year-old, 2,000-tree macadamia orchard, after Tropical Cyclone Marcia flattened it. Chinese New Year is lonely in the outback Having moved to the far west NSW town of Broken Hill from China, 2015 is Ting Li's first year away from loved ones during  Chinese New Year. » More Rural Features Landline Australia's flagship rural television program, with reports from around the country on rural and urban issues. Presented by Pip Courtney. On ABC TV Sunday at noon, repeated on Monday at 1pm and on News24 on Monday at midnight. Country Breakfast Country Breakfast is broadcast on Saturday 6.00 - 7.00am on ABC's Radio National. On Country Breakfast this week: The debate around food safety following the outbreak of hepatitis A from frozen berries imported from China, has now morphed into a conversation about country of origin labelling. Send us your feedback Send us your story suggestions and feedback on the coverage we offer online.	Podcast New South Wales Country Hour Local Radio Podcast Country Breakfast Radio National Top Dogs In this joyous tribute to Australia’s working dogs, people all over the country share their favourite stories and photos of the incredible dogs that make such a huge difference to their lives each day. These cheerful workaholics are celebrated in tales of heroism, extraordinary intuition, unflagging dedication and intelligence. Book $29.99