The Country

Hamish McKay talks to David Seymour, Pat Coogan, Stu Duncan and Stu Loe, Elena Duter, and Phil Duncan. 

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David Seymour Deputy PM and ACT Party Leader, shares ACT's position on the Paris Agreement, advocates for a separate approach to methane emissions, and outlines the party's efforts to reduce red tape for farmers and rural businesses.

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Pat Coogan Team Manager of the Trans-Tasman Wayleggo New Zealand Dog Trial Team, following New Zealand's hard-fought victory over Australia in the latest Trans-Tasman competition.

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Stu Duncan from the Maniototo and  Stu Loe from North Canterbury look at conditions on the ground as winter gives way to spring. The pair discuss recent weather challenges, prospects for a dry summer under El Niño conditions, strong livestock markets, and the current mood among farmers. They also share their thoughts on the latest All Blacks performance against South Africa,

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Elena Duter Head of Agronomy at Farmlands, shares practical advice on feed planning, fertiliser timing, pasture and crop management, water security, and the importance of building resilience ahead of potential El Niño conditions. 

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Phil Duncan from weatherwatch.co.nz gives forecast for the week ahead. 

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Hamish McKay talks to Shane Jones, Ben Picton, Jane Smith, Paul Henry, and Sir Wayne "Buck" Shelford. 

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Hamish McKay talks to Chris Brandolino, Mark Warren, Jane Smith, Rachel Shearer, and Buck Shelford.

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Earth Sciences New Zealand chief scientist outlines a wet and windy spring outlook for the lower and western South Island as El Niño conditions strengthen.

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Waipari Station farmer discusses his ambitious “$1500 super lamb” concept, combining premium meat, pelts and pharmaceutical by-products to maximise value from individual animals.

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