The Country Living Association has a new sponsor and has started a one minute radio show which they’re trying to syndicate nationally. You can read the radio show script on their website but you can’t listen to it. Seems like it might have made a good podcast, especially considering the target audience.
Land O’Lakes Purina Feed, a leader in animal nutrition products and the largest feed manufacturer in the United States, joins Fastline Publications as a gold-level sponsor of the Country Living Association.
In addition to announcing a new sponsor, Country Living Association’s “Country Living Minute,” began in early April. The program is a one-minute, daily radio feature which provides information on topics of importance to people who live the country life.
Topics for daily features range widely, from taking care of animals on the farm and when to call a vet to purchasing equipment and hiring contract labor. The radio program and subject matter continue to expand and questions or comments are welcomed. It’s anticipated that “Country Living Minute” will be airing on 100-plus radio stations by July 1 with a reach of 2 million people.
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Ethanol wins another Indy car race. Actually, driver Dan Wheldon won the race. He’s getting to be regular at this. It was a great race with very little incidents. The ethanol car driven by Jeff Simmons came in tenth so way to got Jeff.
It’s the end of the day for me here at Kansas Speedway. The Indy car qualifying is over now and Jeff Simmons got through it okay. His qualifying time is 210.994 MPH. That ethanol fuel definitely has a kick.
Special tankers are on location here at Kansas Speedway to fill the Indy Cars with ethanol.
I don’t know if you’re a Danica fan or not but some AgWired readers are.