It's the Best of The Country with Rabobank and Jamie Mackay.
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This week's top interviews were:
Sir Brian Lochore:
Our Roving North Island Farming Ambassador remembers September 11, 2001, and looks back on some tough times down on the farm.
Winston Peters:
Because today is effectively our 9/11 we ask the Deputy PM to take a trip down memory lane in today's political-free zone to reflect on the most momentous events and world leaders since WWII.
Todd Charteris:
Rabobank's September Agribusiness Monthly Report due for publication later this week paints a largely positive picture for the NZ primary industry sector, but with some notable headwinds in the form of climate, disease and Donald Trump.
John Monaghan:
Fonterra's new chairman comments on an annual result that has disappointed farmers, shareholders and Shane Jones alike – who reckons Fonterra's "top earners don't deserve the minimum wage".
Sir Peter Gluckman:
We ask the PM's outgoing Chief Scientist, Sir Peter Gluckman, about his comments suggesting it was time for a public debate on the use of GMOs to combat GHG emissions, by fighting climate change with GE grasses.
Listen below:
Devoli ranks top of the Master of Growth index.