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"I’ve been an NAFB member for over 40 years and our station has been in the organization for over 50 years. NAFB membership has given me a chance to meet top leaders in agriculture, government and agribusiness in both professional and social settings. Some of my closest friends I met through NAFB."

Bob Bosold, WAXX Radio, Broadcast Council Member

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