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Radio on the Farm Survey Reveals Audience Patterns
Independent surveys show one in five farm homes own a radio and 24 to 42 percent in corn belt states rely on weather and market reports. The National Farm Radio council notes noon and evening peak listening, with farm women favoring home maker programs and education programs growing in some regions.
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Uke
WLS of
Chicag
United States
Iowa
Mitneis
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Mississippi River
WLS
Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New England
Tobacco Lands
Kentucky
Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Town
Minois
Prade
Farmera
National Farm Radio Council
National Farm Radio Coynel
Keytesville
National Farm-Radio Council
National Grange
American Farm Bureau ‘Federation
Tnola
Kansas
Fide
Radio Council
Janz
Voivesy
Alsfayor
Charles Magee Adams
New York Herald-Tribune
Adams
Bné
Rachmaninoff
Smaill