The Muster on Hokonui

Nigel Woodhead says why he has changed his headphones for on-farm use. And it is a very valid reason.

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Hannah Blakely reviews the season to date with the challenging weather that is being experienced.

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Nathan Nelson talks about milking frequencies and grass quality in a drier season.

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Phil Duncan looks at the forecast for Christmas and beyond. 

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Andy Muir talks to Sam Grant, Peter Allan, Don Moore, Gill Naylor and Alan McLeary.

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Alan McLeary talks shearing records and travels around the south in our regular catch up.

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Gill Naylor reflects on Rural Women NZ happenings over the past year, and some highlights from her perspective.

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Don Moore farms at McNab and thinks the positivity of the latest GDT auction leaves the sector in a good space heading into the new year. Plus why he thinks Nestle offering slight premiums for farmers to lower their on-farm emissions is a good thing.

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Peter Allan looks at where he thinks deer farming will be at looking into the next twelve months for the industry. Plus shearing records are to the fore lately, and Peter says why these achievements needs to be celebrated.

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Sam Grant reflects on markets looking ahead to next year and the strong GDT result overnight that occurred.

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