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Program: Hons in Happiness

Petutschnig Hons has hit the jackpot – and in the best sense: He is happy. Not because everything always runs smoothly. On the contrary. The lawn mower won't start, the coffee machine's gears rattle louder than ever, and during the handover of the farm, it crashes like a New Year's firecracker test in front of the Schlatzinger Kirchenwirt. Yet amidst the everyday madness – between farming, family chaos, and leisure accidents – Hons realizes: He has landed on the sunny side of life.

In his new program "Hons in Happiness," the cult farmer from Schlatzing takes the audience on a wild ride through personal insights, agricultural realities, and societal challenges. He talks about what it means to take responsibility – for the farm, for the family, and for oneself. And he does this as always: with sharp wit, a knack for punchlines, and the unmistakable blend of humor, depth, and the smell of the barn.

Whether it's visits from the AMA inspector, generational conflicts, or the search for small joys in everyday life – Petutschnig Hons delivers it all, but always with heart. "Hons in Happiness" is a fireworks display of cabaret, music, and down-to-earth common sense – with a clear message: True happiness often grows where the manure lies.