Sir Graham Henry popped in to The Country's HQ for a chat about how dairy farmers and All Blacks have more similarities than meets the eye.
The former All Blacks coach is a keynote speaker at the South Island Dairy Event (SIDE)
taking place in Dunedin today. He spoke to The Country's Jamie Mackay about his rural connections.
"My father's father was a blacksmith, my eldest son married a dairy farmer's daughter, so [I'm] highly connected - and I've got a great vegetable garden."
In his speech at the SIDE conference, Henry alludes to the connection between the All Blacks and dairy farmers, saying they're both "high performing industries."
"The All Blacks are trying to be the best in the world, and I guess New Zealand dairy farmers are also trying to achieve that goal."