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Country Life for Friday 11 April 2008

  • Intro and Guest

    7:05 PM.Landcare scientist Dr Andrea Byrom joins the show. Audio

  • Regional Conditions

    7:11 PM.The Kiwifruit harvest is humming along and Marlborough grape harvesters are working 24 hour shifts to get the crop in. Audio

  • Shetland Ponies

    7:21 PM.Diana Humphres runs the Cotswold Shetland Pony Stud and a re-homing centre for mistreated donkeys. Audio

  • Caviar Production

    7:27 PM.Caviar, the salted roe of the sturgeon fish is one of the most expensive foods in the world. Wild caviar stocks have declined rapidly and caviar from farms will be the way of the future. Join in on a… Read more Audio

  • The Loo Man

    7:33 PM.A barn full of toilets. Audio

  • The Poo Man

    7:33 PM.Mac McLaren takes us on a journey to clean out septic tanks. Audio

Country Life for 11 April 2008

Guest: Hume Turnball

Something to do with fly strike.

Regional Wrap

Weather around the country.

Out of Towner

Nashi Waikato grower Warren Sexton planted his first nashi's in 1983 and Ian Wallace followed a few years later in 1987. '13"55

Feature:

Limehills Primary School Farm. Southland. 22'00"