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Nov. 13, 2017 National Association of Farm Broadcasting (NAFB) reports: Congratulations to the award winners recognized during the Awards Luncheon today. Thank you to everyone who nominated or submitted applications. Luncheon sponsored by Syngenta. Farm Broadcaster of the Year Tom Steever, Brownfield Ag News Horizon Award Winner (less than 5 years in the profession) Spencer Chase, Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. Marketcast Award First Place: Duane Toews, KFRM Second Place: Rusty Halvorson, American Ag Network Third Place: Ryan Martin, Hoosier Ag Today Newscast First Place: Tom Steever, Brownfield Ag News Second Place: Tony Purcell, Texas State Networks Third Place: Mark Dorenkamp, Brownfield Ag News Feature Award First Place: Tom Steever, Brownfield Ag News Second Place: Andrew McCrea, American Countryside/Farm Journal Third Place: Julie Harker, Brownfield Ag News Video Newscast First Place: Shawna Olson, Agweek TV/WDAY-TV Second Place: Christina Loren, RFD-TV Third Place: Lane Nordlund, Northern Ag Network Video Marketcast First Place: Mark Oppold, RFD-TV Second Place: Marlin Bohling, RFD-TV Third Place: Meghan Grebner, Brownfield Ag Network Video Feature Award First Place: Shawna Olson, Agweek TV/WDAY-TV Second Place: Shannon Yokley, Brownfield Ag News Third Place: Joel Penhorwood, Ohio Ag Net NAFB News Service Awards Sponsored by John Deere Excellence in Ag Reporting Jared White, WHOW Radio U.S. Ag Secretary Just One of Hundreds of USDA Vacancies The Excellence in Ag Reporting Awards recognizes farm broadcasters for exceptional stories, or a series of stories, regardless of overall frequency of contribution to the News Service. All farm broadcasters contributing at least one story to the News Service are eligible to receive an Excellence in Ag Reporting Award. Ag journalism quality, relevance and timeliness and audio quality were considered when determining Excellence awards. >b>Editor's Choice for Exceptional Merit Joe Gill, KASM Dairy Industry Reporting All broadcasters considered for the Editor's Choice Award are eligible to receive an Editor's Choice Award for Exceptional Merit. These broadcasters help the News Service keep NAFB-member broadcasters informed with accurate and timely information on a variety of issues throughout the year. Editor's Choice Andy Eubank, Hoosier Ag Today Overall Ag Reporting The Editor's Choice Award is presented to the farm broadcaster who helps the NAFB News Service keep NAFB-member broadcasters informed with accurate and timely information on a variety of issues throughout the year. This award is also based on ag journalism quality and audio quality. Tweet |
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