On today's show: Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters spoke to The Country about Donald Trump. Photo / Mark Mitchell
Today on The Country radio show, host Jamie Mackay catches up with Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters to talk about US President-elect Donald Trump.
On with the show:
Winston Peters:
We ask a 79-year-old Kiwi politician why a 78-year-old American politician has so much energy. Was Trump’s a victory for the ages and a win in the war over woke?
Emma Higgins:
Rabobank’s senior ag analyst comments on the just-released November Agri-business Outlook report and the improving prospects for dairy, beef and sheep meat, and interest rates.
Chris McCullough:
We catch up with an Irish agribusiness journalist to talk farming, Trump and footy.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth:
We find one of New Zealand’s leading primary sector academics at the annual Grasslands Conference in Oamaru - where Donald Trump is the talk of the town. Does his presidency kick climate change policies to touch? She also talks about her latest column — Climate Change: Could food rationing become a reality?
Chris Russell:
We ask our Australian correspondent what a Trump presidency could mean for his country and its farmers.
Listen below:
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