Shearing champ Rowland Smith doing what he does best. Photo / File
Today The Country catches up with a rather busy Rowland Smith for a chat about his winning weekend at the Golden Shears.
On with the show:
Rowland Smith:
We catch up with the big winner at the Golden Shears in Masterton on Saturday night, who backed up his hot favouritism with his fifth open title.
Rob Hewett:
The chief executive of Silver Fern Farms comments on the healthy state of the red meat industry and we discuss how to encourage good governance for our farmer co-operatives.
Phil Duncan:
Monday's resident weather expert says that the drought's almost over and there's some serious weather coming our way later in the week.
Steve McJorrow:
The chief financial officer for Pāmu Farms of New Zealand (Landcorp) comments on its half-year result to December 31 2017, which shows the impact of challenging climate conditions. We also ask about a change of policy regarding the sale of Landcorp properties.
Don Nicolson:
In the absence of his sparring partner David Broome, we go solo with the former President of Federated Farmers who's worried about Jacinda's liberal use of the word "Comrade" in a past life.
Listen below:
If you're in Queenstown, be prepared for chilly 1C overnight temperatures tomorrow.