State	Alabama, Florida, Georgia
Number of programs	9
Distribution	Internet
Delivery Address	5053 NW Highway 225A Ocala, Fl 34482
Phone	352-671-1909
Fax	352-671-1364
Traffic Contact	robin@southeastagnet.com

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Station-Full	City	State/County	Dial	Watts	Format


WRDO-FM	Fitzgerald	GA - Ben Hill	96.9	6,000	A/C
WGMK-FM	Donalsonville	GA - Seminole	106.3	6,000	Oldies
WSTT-AM	Thomasville	GA - Fulton	730	5,000	Black Gospel
WBBK-AM	Blakely	GA - Early	1260	1,000	Black Gospel
WSEM-AM	Donalsonville	GA - Seminole	1500	1,000	News/talk
WTVY-FM	Dothan	AL - Houston	95.5	100,000	Country
WAMI-FM	Opp	AL - Covington	102.3	3,400	Country
WAMI-AM	Opp	AL - Covington	860	1,000	Country
WTBF-AM	Troy	AL - Pike	970	5,000	Country
WTBF-FM	Troy	AL - Pike	94.7	25,000	Country
WNSI-FM	Atmore	AL - Escambia	105.9	6,000	News/Talk
WEIS-AM	Centre	AL - Cherokee	990	1,000	Country
WKAC-AM	Athens	AL - Limestone	1080	5,000	Country
WKEA-FM	Scottsboro	AL - Jackson	98.3	6,000	Country
WMFC-FM	Monroeville	AL - Monroe	99.3	30,000	Oldies
WKUL-FM	Cullman	AL - Cullman	92.1	6,000	Country
WINL-FM	Linden	AL - Marengo	98.5	100,000	Country
WNSI-AM	Robertsdale	AL - Baldwin	1000	1,000	News/Talk
WTLS-AM	Tallassee	AL - Elmore	1300	1,250	Variety
WJUS-AM	Marion	AL - Perry	1310	5,000	Gospel
WKLF-AM	Clanton	AL - Chilton	980	5,000	Talk
WGOL-AM	Russellville	AL - Franklin	920	1,000	Country
WKAX-AM	Russellville	AL - Franklin	1500	1,000	Gospel
WZZS-FM	Zolfo Springs	FL - Hardee	106.9	6,000	Country
WSWN-AM	Belle Glade	FL - Palm Beach	900	1,000	Gospel
WLKF-AM	Lakeland	FL - Polk	1430	5,000	News/Talk
WQHL-FM	Live Oak	FL - Washington	98.1	50,000	Country
WPSL-AM	Port St. Lucie	FL - St. Lucie	1590	5,000	News/Talk
WJAQ-FM	Marianna	FL - Jackson	100.9	3,000	Country
WMEL-AM	Melbourne	FL - Brevard	920	5,000	News/Talk
WRUF-AM	Gainesville	FL - Alachua	850	5,000	News/Talk
WMAF-AM	Madison	FL - Madison	1230	1,000	Country
WOCA-AM	Ocala	FL - Marion	1370	5,000	News/Talk
WMTM-FM	Moultrie	GA - Colquitt	93.9	100,000	Oldies
WISK-FM	Americus	GA - Sumter	98.7	25,000	Country
WPEH-FM	Louisville	GA - Jefferson	92.1	3,000	Country
WPEH-AM	Louisville	GA - Jefferson	1420	1,000	Country
WOKA-FM	Douglas	GA - Coffee	106.7	100,000	Country
WHKN-FM	Statesboro	GA - Bulloch	94.9	25,000	Country
WCUG-AM	Cuthbert	GA - Randolph	850	500	Country
WJJC-AM	Commerce	GA - Jackson	1270	5,000	News/Talk
WBYZ-FM	Baxley	GA - Appling	94.5	100,000	Country
WUFE-AM	Baxley	GA - Appling	1260	5,000	S. Gospel
WJTH-AM	Calhoun	GA - Gordon	1250	1,000	Country
WUFF-FM	Eastman	GA - Dodge	97.5	2,000	Country
WAJQ-FM	Alma	GA - Bacon	104.3	4,500	Country
WSNT-FM	Sandersville	GA - Washington	99.9	6,000	Country
WTUF-FM	Boston	GA - Thomas	106.3	6,000	Country
WGRA-AM	Cairo	GA - Grady	790	1,000	Talk
WQLI-FM	Pelham	GA - Mitchell	92.3	6,000	Oldies
WLBB-AM	Carrollton	GA - Carroll	1330	500	News/Talk
WKZZ-FM	Tifton	GA - Tift	92.5	25,000	Classic Hits
WKEU-AM	Griffin	GA - Spalding	1450	1,000	News/Talk
WMGR-AM	Bainbridge	GA - Decatur	930	5,000	A/C
WALG-AM	Albany	GA - Dougherty	1590	5,000	News/Talk
WAAC-FM	Valdosta	GA - Lowndes	92.9	100,000	Country

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Florida
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Gary Cooper Florida native and University of Florida broadcast graduate, Cooper was raised in a south Florida vegetable farm family. Cooper’s 25+ year career has been exclusive to Ag communications, farm broadcasting and agri‑marketing. Starting the first farm radio network in Florida on farmer financing in the late 1970's Cooper has been involved in and recognized by a number of industry and professional groups. Cooper’s career has included legislative lobbying, publication management and ag public relations and promotions.

Gary Cooper

Florida native and University of Florida broadcast graduate, Cooper was raised in a south Florida vegetable farm family. Cooper’s 25+ year career has been exclusive to Ag communications, farm broadcasting and agri‑marketing. Starting the first farm radio network in Florida on farmer financing in the late 1970's Cooper has been involved in and recognized by a number of industry and professional groups. Cooper’s career has included legislative lobbying, publication management and ag public relations and promotions.

Randall Weisman Involved in FFA and 4-H early on and first involved in radio in 1977, Weiseman began his farm broadcast career in 1981. Awarded the “Friend of Agriculture” honor by Farm Bureau and “Communicator of the Year” by Missouri Cattlemen’s Association in 1998, Weiseman became an “Honorary Degree” recipient from Missouri FFA in 1999. In 2000, Randall re-located to his traditional family vacation home of Pensacola, Florida to establish Southeast AgNet’s regional office for Operations and Programming oversight.

Randall Weisman

Involved in FFA and 4-H early on and first involved in radio in 1977, Weiseman began his farm broadcast career in 1981. Awarded the “Friend of Agriculture” honor by Farm Bureau and “Communicator of the Year” by Missouri Cattlemen’s Association in 1998, Weiseman became an “Honorary Degree” recipient from Missouri FFA in 1999. In 2000, Randall re-located to his traditional family vacation home of Pensacola, Florida to establish Southeast AgNet’s regional office for Operations and Programming oversight.

Julie McPeake Located in Arnoldsville, Georgia (near Athens), Julie comes to Southeast AgNet after three years as the public relations director for the Georgia Beef Board. Her experience also includes past work with Florida Ag in the Classroom and Florida Farm Bureau. She was raised on a diversified livestock and crop operation in Florida and now works with her husband on their purebred seed stock business.

Julie McPeake

Located in Arnoldsville, Georgia (near Athens), Julie comes to Southeast AgNet after three years as the public relations director for the Georgia Beef Board. Her experience also includes past work with Florida Ag in the Classroom and Florida Farm Bureau. She was raised on a diversified livestock and crop operation in Florida and now works with her husband on their purebred seed stock business.

Ernie Neff Firmly rooted in regional newspaper reporting early on, Ernie later managed communications for Florida Citrus Mutual and then was editor of several trade magazines before joining Southeast AgNet in 2005. He produces daily citrus broadcasts and is editor of AgNet’s Citrus Industry and Florida Pest Pro magazines. The U.S. Army veteran is a graduate of Bridgewater College in Virginia.

Ernie Neff

Firmly rooted in regional newspaper reporting early on, Ernie later managed communications for Florida Citrus Mutual and then was editor of several trade magazines before joining Southeast AgNet in 2005. He produces daily citrus broadcasts and is editor of AgNet’s Citrus Industry and Florida Pest Pro magazines. The U.S. Army veteran is a graduate of Bridgewater College in Virginia.

Tyrone Spearman Located in Tifton, the heart of Georgia Agriculture, Spearman is editor of Peanut Farm Market News and one of the Nation’s leading experts on peanuts, peanut marketing and Georgia cotton. If you want to know about Georgia agriculture or anything with the peanut industry, do what farmers in Georgia, Alabama and North Florida do, tune-in to Tyron Spearman.

Tyrone Spearman

Located in Tifton, the heart of Georgia Agriculture, Spearman is editor of Peanut Farm Market News and one of the Nation’s leading experts on peanuts, peanut marketing and Georgia cotton. If you want to know about Georgia agriculture or anything with the peanut industry, do what farmers in Georgia, Alabama and North Florida do, tune-in to Tyron Spearman.

Everett Griner Began farm broadcasting in Georgia more than 40 years ago, after a broadcast talent career which began in the late 1940's. In many ways, Griner is considered the Granddaddy of Southeast AgNet. He hosted college intern, (& future Southeast AgNet owner) Gary Cooper to his Moultrie, Georgia farm studios back in the mid‑1970's. Known to many farmers in the region as the "Paul Harvey" of agriculture, Griner is in semi-retirement but continues in his element with Southeast AgNet’s daily “Agri-View” commentary.

Everett Griner

Began farm broadcasting in Georgia more than 40 years ago, after a broadcast talent career which began in the late 1940's. In many ways, Griner is considered the Granddaddy of Southeast AgNet. He hosted college intern, (& future Southeast AgNet owner) Gary Cooper to his Moultrie, Georgia farm studios back in the mid‑1970's. Known to many farmers in the region as the "Paul Harvey" of agriculture, Griner is in semi-retirement but continues in his element with Southeast AgNet’s daily “Agri-View” commentary.

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