
Best Of The Muster: 22/08/26
Andy Muir talks to Ben Dooley, Tom O'Brien, Graham Butcher, Julie Edwards and Michael Wright.
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Andy Muir talks to Ben Dooley, Tom O'Brien, Graham Butcher, Julie Edwards and Michael Wright.

Andy Muir talks to Phil Duncan, Andrew Cochrane, Steve Henderson, Michelle Watt and Jason Pine.

Jason Pine of Newstalk ZB looks at the chances of the All Blacks ahead of the Ellis Park Test match this weekend.

Michelle Watt looks at a change of holder with the Ranfurly Shield, and how did lambing go when she was a kid?!

Steve Henderson of Awarua says that bringing swedes back into his wintering system has been a success.

Andrew Cochrane of NS Vets gives an update on calving as the season cranks into gear.

Phil Duncan looks at the southern forecast in detail for the next seven days.

Andy Muir talks to Matt Ward, Joseph Mooney, James Edgar, Mark Hunter, Logan Savory and David Morrison.

David Morrison presents the latest stock sale report from Charlton.

Logan Savory takes a look at some key games in the NPC from a southern perspective.

Mark Hunter talks about why farmers should enter the upcoming Farm Environment Awards.

James Edgar looks forward to a spring that he hopes will match farmer positivity.

Joseph Mooney looks back at an interesting seven days in politics for the National Party.

Matt Ward says why the price of dry hoggets is another win for the farmer's back pocket.

Andy Muir talks to Bryce McKenzie, Geordie Eade, Julie Edwards, James Burrows, Michael Wright and Mark Calder.

Mark Calder presents the latest stock sale report from Balclutha.

Michael Wright is a beekeeper based at Ettrick and he looks at the fascinating world of bees as they start waking up from their hibernation...

James Burrows gives some reminders about metabolic issues in late calving cows.

Julie Edwards of Shearwell UK looks a a heatwave stricken English summer and the effect it is having on the rural sector in general.

Geordie Eade looks at a positive August as calving hits full swing and a start to lambing isn't too far away.