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Posted on Dec 6, 2015 in Featured, News Releases

Texas Farm Bureau honors Hunt for excellence in journalism

Texas Farm Bureau honors Hunt for excellence in journalism

 

(ARLINGTON, Texas)—Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) honored James Hunt, the agribusiness director for KGNC-710 AM, with its 2015 Excellence in Agricultural Journalism award for outstanding coverage of Texas agricultural issues. Hunt received the award during TFB’s 82nd annual meeting Dec. 6 in Arlington.

KGNC-710 AM is home to weekday broadcasts of agricultural programs and local and national news for Amarillo and surrounding areas. The Carson County Farm Bureau board of directors nominated Hunt for the award in the agricultural journalism category.

“As a farm broadcaster, James Hunt covers topics and stories important to farmers and ranchers in the area,” the nomination stated. “The stories are timely, accurate and informative.”

The nominating county also noted Hunt’s agricultural background. He served as director of Communications for the Texas Cattle Feeders Association.

“James has been an important source of information, and will continue to be, for farmers and ranchers on the High Plains,” the nomination stated.

TFB District 1 State Director Robert Gordon (left) and TFB President Russell Boening (right) presents the excellence in journalism award to James Hunt at the organization's annual meeting in Arlington. 

 

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