Satellite TV providers are known for their diverse programming. From offering hundreds of premium channels to a wide selection of international programming, sports, and music, satellite TV has changed the face of television entertainment. One of the newest additions to the Dish Network line-up continues this trend by targeting another unique niche in the viewing market. The addition of RFD-TV will be a welcomed addition by many of those who live in rural America; particularly horse lovers, farmers, and ranchers.

RFD-TV provides traditional, family-oriented programming which includes music and entertainment from country, blue grass, polka and gospel. From brief stories and poems by Baxter Black to old classics like the Porter Wagoner show and Reno’s Old Time Music Festival which offers bluegrass as a re-emerging favorite, there is a wide selection of entertainment.

Horse lovers also have plenty of options with over 20 shows to choose from the schedule. Whether interested in competitions or instructional programming, equine interests should be satisfied. Offerings range from roping and racing to dressage and horsemanship touching on almost every topic area imaginable.

For those interested in rural heritage and history or general topics of interest such as quilting, trains, rodeo and rural lifestyles in general, RFD-TV provides a wide range of programming. Shows such as Dakota Life, Heartland Highways, Living the Country Life, and Dutch Oven Cooking, to mention just a few, are part of the weekly schedule now available on Dish Network satellite TV.

More practical information on agriculture is also available. Shows such as Farm Week, This Week in AgriBusiness, Prairie Farm Report, and various auctions can provide needed information for staying current with the industry of farming.

Viewers interested in more detailed information about RFD-TV, can visit rfd-tv.com to view the programming schedule and learn about related events. Obtaining the programming can be as simple as adding it as an ala carte option for only $1.99 per month on an existing Dish Network satellite TV package or obtaining a DISH Family or America’s Top 200 package in which RFD is already included at no additional cost.

Due the lack of access to cable in many rural areas, satellite TV has long been a preferred service in rural areas. With the additional of RFD-TV, satellite TV now provides more programming that will meet the specific needs and interests of many of their rural viewers.

Christine Peppler
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