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Rafter T Ranch gets national TV exposure
TBO.com
Published: February 10, 2013
SEBRING - Sebring's award-winning Rafter T Ranch will be featured Tuesday on the "Daytime" TV show as part of the "'Daytime' Goes Country" segment highlighting the beef cattle industry and the cowboy way of life.Published: February 10, 2013
Owned by the Wohl family, Rafter T received a National Environmental Stewardship Award from the National Cattlemen's Beef Association in 1994. During the award year, the Wohls represented the U.S. cattle industry in meetings with the New York Times; Time, Life, and Newsweek magazines, United Press International; and the National Audubon Society to discuss environmental stewardship practices and land management in Florida.
The ranch has been featured on Fox News, PBS and the Palm Beach Post for its environmental stewardship practices.
Other segments featured during the "Daytime Goes Country" show will include a beef cooking demonstration, cowgirl fashion show, dude ranch getaway options, a beef quiz contest and a day at the ranch with show co-host Cyndi Edwards.
"Daytime" is co-hosted by Jerry Penacoli, formerly from "Extra!"; and Cyndi Edwards. Casey Wohl, co-owner of Rafter T Ranch, serves as the show's travel correspondent.
"Daytime" is a nationally syndicated variety show that airs in approximately 100 markets and in 97.1 million households across the U.S. It is shown at 11 a.m. on NBC affiliate WFLA News Channel 8 every weekday in the Tampa market.