Today on The Country, Rowena Duncum cost one of her guests a fish, when he put down his rod to answer his phone.
On with the show:
Phil Duncan:
Our man from Weatherwatch.co.nz with what to expect as a cooler change heads our way.
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Advertise with NZME.Chanelle O'Sullivan:
The founder of both the Farming Mums NZ FB page and Borage and Bee Meadery, with a unique perspective on how we can embrace new ways of framing our farming practices.
Sir David Fagan:
The shearing legend and SSNZ President updates where the industry as at, whether he'd shear to classical music and how things are going to the Te Kuiti farm.
Dan Brier:
The GM of Farming Excellence at Beef + Lamb Genetics kicks off week 4 of our Future of Farming series by looking at a seven-year programme which has the potential to increase the country's beef sector profit by $460 million over the next 25 years.
Jon Dampney:
Forget the ABs and the Irish - joining The Country today is a Mid Canterbury rugby legend, who played his 250th club match for Southern on Saturday. He's also a dairy farmer - so there's a rural pedigree in there too! We find him out fishing, but still manage to discuss rural communities, flooding and the labour crisis.
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