We're Hiring! Join the Nebraska Rural Radio Association 🚨 Do you have a passion for agriculture and a talent for storytelling? We’re hiring for two exciting full-time positions in Nebraska: ➡ Market Anchor (Preferred Location: Lincoln, NE) - Help farmers and ranchers make informed decisions by delivering accurate grain and livestock market updates across radio, TV, and digital platforms. ➡ Farm Director & Agriculture Broadcaster (Location: Lexington, NE) - Be the trusted voice of Nebraska agriculture, sharing news, market updates, and on-the-ground event coverage for producers across the state. If you’re ready to make a difference in rural media—and have a heart for ag—we’d love to hear from you. Join a team that’s proud to serve those who feed the world. #NebraskaJobs #AgBroadcasting #FarmBroadcaster #MarketAnchor #AgricultureJobs #BroadcastMedia #JoinOurTeam
Nebraska Rural Radio Association
Media Production
Lexington, NE 255 followers
Owned by the producers we serve! Offering marketing strategies through radio, websites and video.
About us
Owned by over 4,000 farmers and ranchers. The only radio station coop in the nation. Offering a voice to Rural America in Nebraska, Kansas, Northeast Colorado, Eastern Wyoming, Southeast South Dakota and Western Iowa. Listen to your local radio station or Listen Live through the website or app or catch a podcast - some audio and some video.
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External link for Nebraska Rural Radio Association
- Industry
- Media Production
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Lexington, NE
- Founded
- 1951
- Specialties
- Farming, Agriculture, Nebraska, Rural , Radio, KTIC, KRVN, KNEB, Advertising, News Weather Sports, Pork Producers, Beef Producers, Corn, Soybeans, Livestock Producers, Susan Littlefield, Chad Moyer, Fridays In the Field, The Final Bell, and Innovation Campus
Locations
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1007 Plum Creek Parkway
POB 880
Lexington, NE 68850, US
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1928 East Portal Place
Scottsbluff, NE 68363, US
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1011 North Lincoln Street
West Point, NE 68736, US
Employees at Nebraska Rural Radio Association
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Melinda Garrelts
Director of Continuity at KRVN
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David Strang
News Reporter/Anchor at Nebraska Rural Radio Network
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Joe Gangwish
Farm Director,KRVN 880/Rural Radio Network
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Rob Barney
Retired Sports Director/Sales Associate at Nebraska Rural Radio Association. Currently a para educator.
Updates
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We’re #hiring for a Market Anchor on the Rural Radio Network. 📻 Apply today or share this post with your network!
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ON THE ROAD 🎙 📺 Our Rural Radio Network crew is on the road this week to bring you the latest ag news and market updates from some of the biggest events across the country! 📍 Chad Moyer is in Des Moines covering the Iowa Ag Expo 📍 Susan Littlefield and Karla Nichols are in North Platte for the Buffalo Bill Farm and Ranch Expo. 📍 Rebel Sjeklocha is in San Antonio for the 2025 Cattle Industry Convention & NCBA Trade Show. 🏠 Meanwhile, Alex is holding down the fort at RRN HQ in Lincoln! Wherever you are, we’ve got you covered with the latest in agriculture!
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You won't want to miss this event 👀 📅 Mark your calendar: Thursday, December 12 ⏲ Time: 11:00–11:45 a.m. 📌 Location: ExpoEDU Stage at the Nebraska Ag Expo! We've teamed up with the Nebraska Soybean Board to bring you two top market analysts who will tackle the big questions in agriculture: ❓ What’s driving the grain markets now? 🔮 What’s ahead in 2025? Don’t miss this chance to hear exclusive insights and strategies to stay ahead in the ag industry! Darin Newsom | Alan Brugler https://lnkd.in/gesPb-TN
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MORE exciting news from the Rural Radio Network! 🎉 Our own Rebel Sjeklocha has been named to the prestigious 2025 Cowgirl 30 Under 30 list by Cowgirl Magazine. This honor celebrates young women making significant contributions to the Western and agricultural industries.
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We're thrilled to share that our broadcasters brought home SEVEN awards from the National Association of Farm Broadcasting Convention! 🏆 This recognition highlights the dedication and hard work of our team in delivering top-notch coverage for agriculture and rural communities. 🔗 Read more about it here: https://lnkd.in/gnxMe88V
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Nebraska Rural Radio Association reposted this
Every year of the Nebraska State Fair, the Moo Crew gathers to milk cows & talk dairy with those that come to the fair.
8/28/24 | Flavor of the Fair - State Fair Moo Crew
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Baker's Candies story isn't your typical candy shop tale—it's a journey from missiles to chocolate! In part one of our conversation on the Building Nebraska podcast, Todd Baker, the CEO, detailed how the Nebraska family turned aerospace know-how into sweet success. Insights ahead 👇 1️⃣ The Baker family didn't start with a chocolate recipe—they started with cutting-edge manufacturing tech. Todd: "We had no recipe for chocolate...we had a manufacturing process that was more efficient than anything before it, and we had the unique advantage of being able to tailor-make all our recipes to work on that equipment." 📌 Why It Matters: This unconventional approach let them create better, cheaper gourmet chocolate, setting them apart in the industry. 2️⃣ Embracing their Nebraska roots, the Bakers built without debt, allowing them to expand on their terms and maintain control over their growth. "Nebraska is probably one of the last places on Earth that anyone would choose to start a chocolate factory...but land here was cheap, and the proximity to the interstate made it a good spot for a manufacturing wholesaler." 3️⃣ Baker’s Candies was built from the ground up—literally! "We built the very first production lines in the family basement...and we did it all ourselves, from constructing the building to designing the manufacturing line, all without taking on any debt." 📌 Why It Matters: Bootstrapping their business allowed them to grow sustainably without outside pressure, ensuring long-term stability. 4️⃣ Success for the Bakers isn’t about conquering the world—it’s about family. Todd: "We’re not motivated by what most businesses are...we want to build a family business that serves the family. If the day ever comes when the family starts to serve the business, my mom is on record saying she’ll burn the place to the ground—and I’m confident she’ll make good on that promise." You can hear all of these insights by listening to part ONE of the Building Nebraska Podcast, powered by Engler. 📺 https://lnkd.in/geSvGmyS
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