The North Otago farmer is also an award-winning environmentalist. She's outraged (alongside The Country's host) about a children's book - Wildlife of Aotearoa - that she reckons throws farmers and farming under the bus. Plus, she says farmer industry groups need to be courageous, not subservient.
Remember to enter your favourite song in the Rabobank Farm Tracks competition. You could win a share of $5000!
Peter Nation:
The chief executive of Fieldays comments on the challenges facing the events industry and says what he's looking for from the government is some certainty around a time frame for getting out of Covid lockdown.
Glynn Meads:
We talk to Pinecone, son of Pinetree, about farming, footy, Sam Cane and whether pine trees are coming to the King Country.
Hunter McGregor:
It's the Golden Week holidays (Oct 1-7) in China but are the Chinese free to travel? We also look at the economic fallout from the collapse of Evergrande - China's largest property development company.
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