On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Simon Cameron, Federated Farmers Meat & Wool vice chair, about the case for low-impact grazing on DOC land to manage pests and improve ecology, the evidence for the argument and the roadblocks which are causing delays with grazing licence applications... He talks with Devold NZ GM Craig Smith about its 'Sheep to Shop' strategy, whether the wool price is slowly moving out of the doldrums and the chance for two of Devold's merino growers to accompany him on a trip to Europe later this year... And he talks with Two Rivers of Marlborough founder and winemaker Dave Clouston about wine, cricket and music, including the upcoming 'Brookby Beats' event (Feb 7) at his Brookby Hill Vineyard.
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