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71st Convention Recap

Susan Littlefield, 2015 NAFB President

As I drove home Sunday after convention, a song kept playing over and over in my head, You've Got a Friend In Me. I overheard a student conversation about how we all work so well together, sharing audio and equipment. One student said you wouldn't see that in any other media group, they are right. What we do as Farm Broadcasters is so unique, yet we are willing to go the extra mile to help out someone who will air the same story we just worked on. 

Where Are They Now? - Mike Hergert

NAFB Historian Mike Adams visits with former Red River Farm Network farm broadcaster Mike Hergert.

Lessons Learned - Orion Samuelson

Orion Samuelson’s career in farm broadcasting spanned over 64 years, the last 60 at WGN Radio in Chicago, Illinois. For this month’s “Lessons Learned,” Orion visited with NAFB Executive Director Tom Brand...

Where Are They Now? - Jim Fleming

This month, NAFB Historian Mike Adams talked with former Illinois farm broadcaster Jim Fleming who is putting his broadcast experiences to good use...

Where Are They Now? - Kathy Patton

Kathy Patton’s career at WIBW and the Kansas Ag Network took her on journeys throughout the state, across the nation, and around the world. NAFB Historian Mike Adams visits with Kathy about her time in broadcast and what she’s been up to...

Where Are They Now? - Peter Shinn

Peter Shinn’s career took him from the military to WOW Radio, then DTN, the NAFB News Service, and the Waitt Agribusiness Network. NAFB Historian Mike Adams visits with Peter....

Where Are They Now? - Jim Coyle

Jim Coyle spent his farm broadcasting career at KRES Radio in Moberly, Missouri. NAFB Historian Mike Adams visits with Jim....

Where Are They Now? - Gary Jackson

Gary Jackson, a former farm broadcaster with WIMA Radio and the Ohio Ag Net, is retired, but is still broadcasting, doing video work for In Ohio Country Today...

NAFB History - A Look Back at the Evolution of the Organization

The possibility of starting a new organization for farm broadcasters was mentioned as early as 1940. NAFB Historian Mike Adams visits with Roddy Peeples, who joined NARFD in 1956, for a look back at the early years of the association and how it has evolved through the years.

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