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Andrew Cochrane of NS Vets talks about worm burdens and drencing programmes with the change of weather.
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Rowena Duncum in the Country Crossover looks at events being all go after the covid hiatius.
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Andy Muir talks to Phil Duncan, Stu Evans, Jo Scott, Nathan Burdon and Richard Kyte.
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Richard Kyte of Thriving Southland gives an update on catchment groups from around the province.
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Resident Sporting Guru Nathan Burdon looks at NZR and what's going wrong at the moment.
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Jo Scott talks about workshops that Beef and Lamb have coming up.
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Stu Evans of Dairy NZ looks at crop yields and feed testing.
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Phil Duncan of Weather Watch looks at the warm end to April that is being experienced in the south.
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Andy Muir talks to Sam Grant, Grant McMaster, Conrad Wilkshire, Kylie Fisken and James Edgar.
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James Edgar ponders why NZ's balance deficit is so bad at the moment.
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The Muster brings all the latest from the farming world with a focus on the South Otago and Southland communities, talking farming news, politics, sport and weather – all the important issues impacting Southlanders.
Listen to The Muster with Andy Muir between 1 and 2pm weekdays on Hokonui Southland or via iHeart Radio.

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