KRVN Midday Podcast 9-9
from Midday Hosted by Rural Radio Network
Today on Midday: Paul says an active pattern is expected for the early to mid-part of this week in Ag Weather. Clay begins a three part interview series today with USDA's NASS. Jayson has a Sports update. Dave provides the latest in News. Bob breaks down financials in the Business Report and Dewey caps off the day with chat with John Payne from Chicago.
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