While the farming community is used to living and working in isolation, the COVID-19 lockdown means it's quieter than usual.
Southland dairy farmer Tangaroa Walker told Rural Today the restrictions meant farmers were going without their usual ways of catching up with others including playing sport, and having a chat with on-farm contractors.
Watch the video to hear the interview.
This article was created for Levno as the sponsor of the Health and Wellbeing feature on Rural Today on Magic Talk.
