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Listen: Two Farmer Js on which way Winston will go

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Two Farmer Js: Jason Uden (left) and Jeremy Rookes talk politics on today's show. Photo / File

Two Farmer Js: Jason Uden (left) and Jeremy Rookes talk politics on today's show. Photo / File

Hold onto your hats - it's the Two Farmer Js!

Jeremy Rookes is hard at work tailing on his farm in Central Hawke's Bay. The "Trumpy Junior" half of the Two Farmer Js refuses to call it docking mainly to "annoy" his neighbours.

Jason Uden is a soil consultant in the King Country and says the wet weather has been creating endless muddy conditions.

The main topic of conversation today is politics, including guessing which way Winston might go and expressing bitter disappointment in MMP.

This is after both the Js give Dom a bit of stick for being a van driver...

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