Q: Hey, Carson! Could you introduce yourself?
A: My name is Carson Horn and I am with the Radio Oklahoma Network. I just came on as the Associate Farm Director underneath Ron Hays and I am fairly new at the radio game.
Q: What motivated you to join the NAFB this year?
A: I have understood that it is a great networking opportunity among business professionals in radio industry and I looked forward to attending the program to learn all I could, being new to the radio business.
Trade Talk, the centerpiece event of each NAFB Convention, connects the agriculture industry with member broadcasters to discuss issues and topics important to their organizations, associations and companies. More than 100 broadcasters circulate among participants during the 6.5 hour event.
American Sugar Alliance representative Phillip Hayes said that American Sugar Alliance has attended Trade Talk every year.
The Communicating to the Millennial Farmer Panel, sponsored by Poet, moderated by Dave Katzer, and consisting of Clarissa Unger, Kevin Heikes, Garrett Riekhof and Topanga McBride spoke on the changing face of agriculture and effective methods of communication and information distribution at the 73rd NAFB Convention.
Congratulations to Bob Bosold and Lynn Ketelsen who join the NAFB Hall Of Fame during the 73rd NAFB Convention.
Brian Allmer (BARN Media Network, Briggsdale, CO) reports, “On Colorado’s arid, northeastern plains, a high-capacity water-well promises to tap into a much-needed resource for local cattle and crop production. The 1,500 foot-deep well outside Briggsdale, CO, has been a long-term vision for the Mertens family and their ranching operation.”
