
The Muster Full Show: 07/10/27
Andy Muir talks to David Stevens, Sam Grant, Don Morrison, Mitch Cooper, Leo Pekar and Mark Calder.
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The Real Rural Radio Show. The Muster airs between 1pm and 2pm weekdays on Hokonui Southland. The Muster is Southland’s number one local farming show, and we talk directly to rural people. T...

Andy Muir talks to David Stevens, Sam Grant, Don Morrison, Mitch Cooper, Leo Pekar and Mark Calder.

Mark Calder presents the latest stock sale report from Blaclutha.

Leo Pekar looks at FarmWise webinars which focus on rural mental health.

Mitch Cooper looks at the southern dairying landscape as mating draws near after a challenging spell of weather.

Don Morrison says the upcoming season looks set to be another positive one for the red meat sector.

Sam Grant of Craigs Investment Partners says that interest rates continue to remain unsettled as the election nears.

David Stevens says that velvet needs to become more viable in the long run to stay relevant for growers.

Andy Muir talks to Grant McMaster, Codey Patterson, Anna Gillespie, Daryl Moyles, Harry McCallum and Sam Riley.

Sam Riley presents the latest stock sale report from Lorneville.

Harry McCallum of Te Anau Young Farmers has a chat in this week's YFC catch up.

Daryl Moyles of Sgt Dan Stockfoods talks stock food options, and presents some startling facts around chicken feed!

Anna Gillespie of Otago Federated Farmers looks at differing standards regarding poo removal which as a result has the Central Otago town of...

Codey Patterson of Open Country looks at the current situation regarding spring, and he looks at upcoming events for suppliers.

Disaster talks about having to go to great lengths to get around his farm due to the sheep being creatures of habit!

Logan Savory of the Southland Tribune reviews the 2026 Southland Stags season which finished at the weekend.

Andy Muir talks to Bruce Eade, Eric Roy, Dean Rabbidge, Logan Savory and Tom O'Brien. The full show link is attached.

Tom O'Brien talks Yorkshire tea and steam trains!

Dean Rabbidge is looking forward to getting the tailing gates organised so he can look ahead to better times in the southern spring cycle.

Eric Roy says when the political campaign hits top gear it is also a time to enjoy connecting with the electorate.

Bruce Eade says that the recent sunshine has been just the tonic for helping with on-farm mood.