Radio Affiliate Info

"On the Farm" Radio debuted in January 2002 and is now broadcast on:
| WRON FM 103.1 Ronceverte, WV | WSVA AM 550 Harrisonburg, VA | WAAI FM 100.9 Cambridge, MD |
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WELD FM 101.7 Petersburg, WV |
WIGO FM 104.9 White Stone, VA |
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WHAW AM 980 Lost Creek, WV |
WVLS FM 89.7 Monterey, VA | WEEO FM 103.7 Chambersburg, PA |
| WVMR FM 91.9 Hillsboro, WV | WAMV AM 1420 Amherst, VA | WLRI FM 92.9 Lancaster County, PA |
| WRON AM 1400 Lewisburg, WV |
WCHG FM 107.1 Hot Springs, VA |
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| WWNR AM 620 Beckley, WV |
WEVA AM 860 Emporia, VA |
WATA AM 1450 Boone, NC |
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WOTR FM 96.3 Weston, WV |
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| W278AL FM 103.5 Durbin, WV |
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| WVRW FM 107.7 Glenville, WV | ||
| WVMR AM 1370 Frost, WV |
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| WKCJ FM 97.7 Ronceverte-Lewisburg, WV | ||
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WELD AM 690 Moorefield, WV |
Frequently
Asked Questions
Q:
What is the format of the program?
A: "On The Farm" with Jeff Ishee is an information-based production consisting of three-minute programs on weekdays and an eight-minute program on Saturdays. We produce programs to air 6 days per week, 52 weeks per year (we cover all holidays).
A: The program is targeted at listeners in the rural and agricultural community,
who tend to be early risers. The weekday program should air between 5:00 am and
7:00 am Monday – Friday. Many of our affiliates also air the program a second
time during the lunch hour. The Saturday program should air anytime between 5:00
am and noon.
Q:
How is the program delivered?
A: Beginning in 2005,
all programs are now distributed electronically via download in
MP3
format.
Q:
What are the terms of affiliation?
A:
On The Farm is offered on a barter basis with market
exclusivity for your primary listening area. We do not require a long-term
commitment; either party can cancel with 30 days notice. We want the show to air
only on stations that believe in it and are committed to promoting it.
Q:
Do you provide promo spots?
A:
Yes. At your request, Jeff will record a custom promo spot or bump.
Q:
Is Jeff available for interviews?
A: Yes. Please call or e-mail in advance and we can arrange either a live or
pre-recorded interview. This is
popular with news
departments
who need a “sound bite” in certain situations such as drought, crop failure,
pending rural legislation, etc.
Q:
Should we cluster these programs with other news segments?
A:
After years of experience, we’ve found most rural listeners and farmers want to know three things
from their radio program: 1)weather, 2) market prices, and 3) what is happening in
the rural and agricultural community.
We recommend the following cluster:
1.
local weather forecast
2.
local sponsorship commercial
3.
On the Farm program
4.
additional
local commercial
5.
market prices (contact your state Dept. of Agriculture for a free daily fax,
e-mail, or phone report.)
Q:
What if listeners want to get in contact with Jeff?
A:
Listeners are encouraged to
contact us.
(540) 363-3938
On the Farm Radio
814 Knightly Lane
Mount Sidney, VA 24467
Q:
Can I sign up for affiliation right now?
A:
Yes. Just call and request an affiliation agreement. Return it to us as soon
as possible. We will get place your station on the distribution list as soon as
possible.
Q:
What if I have other questions?