The Muster on Hokonui

The team from Open Country popped by the studio while they were in the south recently to have a chat about how the meetings they held in the south were going, and how the milk season is looking from their perspective, 

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Jeff Grant looks at the farming situation in the Netherlands and the UK and relates it back to NZ's current rural scenario.

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Andy Muir talks to Andy Dennis, Eric Roy, Dean Rabbidge, Tom O'Brien and Russell Welsh.

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Russell Welsh of Tefrom talks about exporting rams overseas and genetics programmes in the UK.

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Today our Garston correspondent looks at rural health services and what can be done to promote workers into the sector.

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Dean looks at meetings that are happening in the next week or two for farmers in relation to the current situation around farming issues.

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Eric Roy ponders about government debt levels, and what this means in the short term for the economy.

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Our Manapouri correspondent vents his frustration at farming groups and asks the question: why can't levies be put to better uses?

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Andy Muir talks to Jamie Mackay, Morgan Greene, Rachael Halder, Steve Henderson and Andrew Alderson.

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Alders looks at the FIFA World Cup and how it is looking heading into the knockout stages. And Bazball in the Ashes: was it successful?

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