Airing on the Side of Agriculture

“Radio has always been a constant in my life,” said Chabella Guzman (KRVN, Rural Radio Network, Scottsbluff Nebraska). 

On March 3, Duane Murley marked his 35th year at AM 540 KWMT (Fort Dodge, Iowa). 

This month, husband and wife NAFB Broadcast Council members Rusty and Sabrina Halvorson are celebrating 30 years working in the media. 

The role of the farm broadcaster varies daily during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

“Little did we know on March 12, driving home from AgSafe’s annual conference in the heart of California, the wild ride of farm news we would cover for the next month and a half,” said Taylor Hillman (AgNet West Radio Network, Clovis, California).

Uncertainty is currently the name of the game.

Farmers in the Northeast United States are facing COVID-19 effects much as they are across the nation and world.

The Midwest Farm Report team (Madison, Wisconsin) is working remotely these days, reports Pam Jahnke. 

Put simply, we are dealing with unprecedented times.

The Brownfield Ag News team of farm broadcasters, like many other ag journalists, is uniquely prepared for what their company, ​Learfield IMG College, calls “Working from Anywhere (WFA).”