Radio New Zealand - Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa
13 February 2012 - 12:43 am NZ time
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Country Life
with David Knowles, Carol Stiles, Susan Murray & Cosmo Kentish-Barnes
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Audio from Friday 5 March 2010
Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.
- 21:05 Intro and Guest
The Waipara Valley Wine and Food Festival with festival chairman Richard Murchison. (3′26″)
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- 21:08 Regional Wrap
Autumn has arrived in the North Island and parts of Otago are very dry. (6′20″)
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- 21:19 Pinot Noir Judge
Biodynamic proponent Max Allen at the Pinot Noir conference. (8′18″)
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- 21:27 Rhododendron Nursery
Louise and Matthew Glubb run The Elms Rhododendron Gardens and Nursery near Christchurch. The gardens have many examples of hard to find specimens. (12′35″)
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- 21:30 Sheep Heaven
The sheep are named on Susan Murray's lifestyle block and a vet talks about fobbing off footrot, flystrike and facial eczema. (19′33″)
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The Team
Presenters:
Carol Stiles
Susan Murray
Cosmo Kentish-Barnes
Duncan Smith
Produced by Carol Stiles, Susan Murray and Cosmo Kentish-Barnes
email: countrylife@radionz.co.nz
Post: PO Box 489, Hamilton
Phone: 07 8580729 or 03 3748444
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