WVNU-FM and Brownfield Ag News honor youth during Ross County Fair
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WVNU-FM and Brownfield, Ag News for America presented two area youth with the 2011 Ohio Ag Youth Award during the Ross County Fair.
Jeff and Arielle Kline, both Greenfield students, won Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Lamb, respectively, at this year’s fair. They are the children of Chris and Shalaina Kline.
“We at Brownfield are big believers in supporting and recognizing youth in agriculture,” said Brownfield Manager Cyndi Young.
“We also understand the important role local radio plays in Ohio’s rural communities. This program is a great opportunity to showcase the relationship between young people in those communities and the radio stations that are a daily part of their lives.”
Brownfield, founded in 1972, includes Brownfield Ag News radio networks and Brownfieldagnews.com. Brownfield has contractual partnerships with more than 300 affiliate radio stations in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Nebraska, South Dakota and Ohio that carry Brownfield radio programming.
WVNU-FM will begin broadcasting an entire hour of farm programming daily beginning at 5 a.m. on Aug. 29.[[In-content Ad]]
Jeff and Arielle Kline, both Greenfield students, won Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Lamb, respectively, at this year’s fair. They are the children of Chris and Shalaina Kline.
“We at Brownfield are big believers in supporting and recognizing youth in agriculture,” said Brownfield Manager Cyndi Young.
“We also understand the important role local radio plays in Ohio’s rural communities. This program is a great opportunity to showcase the relationship between young people in those communities and the radio stations that are a daily part of their lives.”
Brownfield, founded in 1972, includes Brownfield Ag News radio networks and Brownfieldagnews.com. Brownfield has contractual partnerships with more than 300 affiliate radio stations in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Nebraska, South Dakota and Ohio that carry Brownfield radio programming.
WVNU-FM will begin broadcasting an entire hour of farm programming daily beginning at 5 a.m. on Aug. 29.[[In-content Ad]]