Neville Rides The Boundaries

In todays round up I have Angela Potroz who is co-founder of Woolchemy, along with her daughter Derelee Potroz-Smith. This mother and daughter combination have developed an innovative absorbent woollen baby napkin and napkins for people with incontinence. Also chats with Barbara Kuriger, Philip Duncan and, to wrap the previous fortnight’s political antics, raconteur, James Hopkins is with me, to give us his satirical political opinion.

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities.

In todays line-up we have Amy Castleton from NZX which is a stock exchange which provides information for the sale of dairy products. Barbara Kuriger talks about the role of farming prior to the run-up to the election. Philip Duncan from WW.co.nz brings good news to budding gardeners and farmers. to add levity, we have our political raconteur James Hopkins

Today Neville talks with local dairy farmer Trish Rankin about how to safely dispose of your farm plastic. Then take a trip to catch up with Northland Dairy farmer Lyn Webster to learn about droughts and flooding. Barbara Kuriger speaks of dairy, berry, and sustainable farming Then Philip Duncan is along to explain why we are still getting such mild weather.

Dr. Jacqueline Rowarth talks about three aspects of water, quality, quantity, and disposal. Then Philip Duncan is along to explain our current weather patterns. Barbara Kuriger joins us to explain the restructured dairy industry restructuring act and to wrap up the week James Hopkins is along with his opinion piece of a weird week in politics

In our line-up today we have Wairarapa farmer Lynley Wyeth from Spring Valley farms talking wool, then Cousin Natalie Irvine from Melbourne discusses Corona virus. Barbara Kuriger is along talking about how stress affects us all at times. Then Philip Duncan is along with his long-term view of climatic conditions.

We conclude our series about stress down on the farm with Neil Bateup, country comment from Barbara Kuriger, Jim Hopkins, gives us his comments about the sudden resignation of Todd Muller and a weather up-date from Philip Duncan

In our line-up today we continue with our series with Neil Bateup, then Oscar Agren a Swedish exchange student, Barbara Kuriger and Philip Duncan

In our round up today we have a Waikato Dairy Farmer, Neil Bateup, telling us about rural stress and the cause, Philip Duncan from Weather Watch. Then Barbara Kuriger talks about tidying up share milker and land owners responsibilities. Last but not least, Jim Hopkins points out how farming is bringing in big financial gains to our economy.

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth discusses the difference between Regenerative Farming and Industrial Farming and what it means for the consumer. PLus the usual catch-up with MP Barbara Kuriger, and Philip Duncan explains why we’re still getting such mild weather in June.