River Cottage Australia

Paul's spent the last few years planting and growing produce without a long term plan so he gets important advice on how to transform the farm's future. Digger is reunited with someone very special and Paul bravely takes his Food Van for its first test run at the local farmers markets but he's a little unprepared!

After ironing out some of the Food Van fumbles Paul decides to drive it over the mountains and into the "big smoke". But not before stopping off for some trout fishing and learning they're tough to tackle. In Canberra he's overwhelmed by the urban growers he meets along the way and challenges the Food Van to its ultimate test – the taste buds of city slickers!

While Paul is away Harrison is left to manage the farm and it's not all plain sailing. There's a sweet surprise ready for harvest that's been brewing for over a year and Paul rises to the challenge at a community event that makes him sweat for his supper. Does he have what it takes to make the local footy team?

Using his experience in Canberra, Paul goes back on the road. His first stop is a tiny town of 20 people called Morundah who've turned a local pest into a palatable bar snack. Paul heads to Griffith and Narrandera and meets up with inspirational farmers who've reinvented themselves to survive. Can the knowledge he's gained apply to his own patch of paradise in Tilba?

Still in the Riverina, Paul visits a wheat-farming mate who has changed the future of his town with Beer. He gets roped into a local footy match and random mascot race. And at the Wagga Wagga "eat local" farmers markets Paul uses the produce he's gathered to create an afternoon tea that delights the shoppers.

Back on the farm it's time to make some much needed changes. Jean teaches Paul the forgotten skill of stone masonry. Digger brings joy to some people in need. And Darcy returns to solve a long time problem on the farm – but can they get the water from the dam to all the gardens & livestock using a little DIY?

Paul takes part in a species eradication program but it's not your average day out weeding this method goes to new heights. As a way of celebrating the talent, artists and producers in the area Paul hosts a huge field day on the farm. Paul proves he's not afraid to strip down for fashion before wowing the crowd with a special tribute that sums up his last three years in Tilba.