Today on The Country, Rowena and Lashes enlightened everyone as to Jamie's misfortune (temper) on the golf course on Thursday night, which has most likely resulted in a broken toe.
On with the show:
Phil Duncan:
Monday's resident weather expert says while meaningful rain is some way away, the drought could be broken by "a thousand cuts".
Todd Muller:
National's Agriculture spokesman says water will be the currency of success in the 21st century and the ability to store it will be a key infrastructural necessity if we are to leverage the value of it over the next few decades.
Trish Rankin:
The 2019 Dairy Woman of the Year looks back on her on her prize-winning Harvard scholarship stint and encourages other women to enter at www.dwn.co.nz/dwoty with nominations closing on April 3.
Tom Young:
Affco's National Livestock Manager updates returns from a red meat market that is battling the double-whammy of coronavirus and drought.
Steve Hollander:
We continue the countdown to the Norwood Rural Sports Awards and the Ford Ranger New Zealand Rural Games, coming up in Palmerston North on March 13-15.
Listen below:
'It is a much more efficient way of getting twice as many apples using a lot less water.'