The Country celebrates the music of Johnny Cash as today would have been the Man in Black's 86th birthday.
On with the show:
Phil Duncan:
Monday's resident weather expert says autumn is in the air and we can almost talk about the drought in past tense.
Todd Clark:
We head to Lexington Kentucky – bluegrass country – to catch up with our US farming correspondent to talk about a dismal wet winter and Donald Trump.
Steve Wyn-Harris and Grant McCallum:
Today's panel features a Central Hawkes Bay sheep and beef farmer and a Northland cow cocky.
Neal Wallace:
Is a senior journalist who looks at the big stories in this week's issue – Landcorp's tree-planting splurge, strong wool's demise and Fonterra's payout prospects.
Chris Brown:
The COO of Seales Winslow takes a look at the state of the stock feed industry and we ask why New Zealand can't be self-sufficient in grain.
Listen below:
Bats found in Tairāwhiti's Aratu Forests; management plan enhances their protection.