Last but not least: The country life beckons
Despite the decline of small farms, media interest in rural life remains strong. We don’t want to miss the opportunity to keep you updated on the latest developments in agricultural reporting.
Despite the death of farms, media interest in rural life remains unbroken. As attentive Werbewoche readers already know, the new edition of the farmers' calendar is currently in production (see ). And the private channel 3+ is looking for a companion for farmers who are willing to commit (see ).
We don't want to miss the opportunity to keep you up to date on the progress of our farmer coverage. So: The Farmers' Calendar jury has selected 14 ladies from 250 applications - one more than announced, the choice was probably the proverbial agony. The youngest at 16 and with blonde hair is Fabienne from the canton of St. Gallen, the oldest at 31 is Andrea from Aargau. The calendar women can be admired at
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And 3+ and the production company Faro TV were also hard at work: seven men of creation were chosen for the docusoap, namely the communicative Michael from the canton of Glarus, animal and nature lover Daniel from the Bernese Emmental, winegrower and free spirit Freddy from Thurgau, down-to-earth Marc from the rugged Valais, heartthrob Michael L. and globetrotter Tobias. It's a wonder that in this age of cost control and synergy mania, the two casts didn't merge straight away. At least we're left with twice the peasant fun. Guaranteed to be continued.
Picture: Michael L., according to the 3+ press release the heartthrob among the docusoap farmers
We don't want to miss the opportunity to keep you up to date on the progress of our farmer coverage. So: The Farmers' Calendar jury has selected 14 ladies from 250 applications - one more than announced, the choice was probably the proverbial agony. The youngest at 16 and with blonde hair is Fabienne from the canton of St. Gallen, the oldest at 31 is Andrea from Aargau. The calendar women can be admired at
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And 3+ and the production company Faro TV were also hard at work: seven men of creation were chosen for the docusoap, namely the communicative Michael from the canton of Glarus, animal and nature lover Daniel from the Bernese Emmental, winegrower and free spirit Freddy from Thurgau, down-to-earth Marc from the rugged Valais, heartthrob Michael L. and globetrotter Tobias. It's a wonder that in this age of cost control and synergy mania, the two casts didn't merge straight away. At least we're left with twice the peasant fun. Guaranteed to be continued.
Picture: Michael L., according to the 3+ press release the heartthrob among the docusoap farmers
