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Listen to The Country online: Federated Farmers update with president Wayne Langford

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5 Jun, 2025 01:50 AM2 mins to read

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Federated Farmers president, Wayne Langford, spoke to Jamie Mackay today.

Federated Farmers president, Wayne Langford, spoke to Jamie Mackay today.

Today on The Country radio show, host Jamie Mackay catches up with Federated Farmers president Wayne Langford for an update on billboards, banking, Fish & Game and Fieldays.

On with the show:

Wayne Langford:

The president of Federated Farmers and poster boy for Toyota, Yamaha and One NZ.

We discuss “Save Our Sheep” billboards in Wellington and the Feds’ banking survey.

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Plus, the Fish & Game announcement today - its advocacy function is under review.

Also, Federated Farmers is at Fieldays next week – where can people find them and what will they focus on?

Riley Kennedy:

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BusinessDesk rural journalist on the state of the dairy industry and his recent trip to China with Fonterra (with Henry Acland and Hunter McGregor).

Richard Lindroos:

Six sleeps to go, and we continue the countdown with the new chief executive of Fieldays.

Chris Russell:

Our Australian correspondent reminisces on the Radio Awards of 2003.

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Plus, we talk about a sudden drop in mushroom sales, South Australia running out of hay, and Albo v Trump.

Murray Deaker:

When in Auckland, you’ve gotta talk to an Aucklander! Today, we go back to 1994, and a tribute to an All Blacks legend, and discuss where the best golf course in the world is!

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