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Knowing who's in front & behind the camera
On September 24, 1981 the state's first and only farm news program, “This Week in Louisiana Agriculture,” signed on the air with CBS affiliate KNOE-TV 8 in Monroe. It aired at 5:30am, immediately following the national anthem, which was preceded by the test pattern.
People In The System
In a few months, the 30-minute ag program, produced by the communications department of the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation, would be on three more stations, WAFB-TV 9 in Baton Rouge, KALB-TV 5 in Alexandria and KATC-TV 3 in Lafayette. By 1984, Shreveport station KTAL-TV 6 picked up the program, followed by KPLC-TV 7 in 1986.
Working Core
Today, TWILA, the creation of former Louisiana Farm Bureau Information Director and TWILA Host Regnal Wallace, is seen on 18 broadcast and cable stations across Louisiana and nationally on RFD-TV. The program is one of the longest-running television programs produced in Louisiana.
Tech is Always
Each week, co-hosts Avery Davidson and Kristen Oaks-White, along with TWILA's team of producers and reporters Neil Melancon, Karl Wiggers, and Allie Doise Shipley travel the state telling farmers' stories.