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| resting_place=Harris Cemetery in Swampers in Franklin Parish
| resting_place=Harris Cemetery in Swampers in Franklin Parish
| occupation=[[Journalist]]<br>
| occupation=[[Journalist]]<br>
Public relations director of [[Farm Bureau|uisiana Farm Bureau Federation]]<br>
Public relations director of [[Farm Bureau|Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation]]<br>
Creator of ''This Week in Louisiana Agriculture''
Creator of ''This Week in Louisiana Agriculture''
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'Regnal E. Wallace''', also known as '''Reg Wallace''' (November 5, 1934 – April 13, 2016), was an agricultural [[journalist]] who was the first "Voice of Louisiana Agriculture" as the founding [[[radio]] broadcaster]] of the Louisiana Agri-News Radio Network. He created and hosted the weekly half-hour television series, his Week in Louisiana Agriculture," which has aired since 1981 and is syndidated on RFD-TV, and the Louisiana Farm Bureau Radio Network, which continues to provide fifty daily radio reports to twenty-eight stations across the state.<ref name=amscl>{{cite web|url=http://www.amscl.org/news/regnal-wallace-voice-of-louisiana-agriculture-dies-at-81|title=Regnal Wallace: Voice of Louisiana Agriculture, Dies at 81|author=Carey Martin|publisher=amscl.org|date=April 14, 2014|accessdate=May 9, 2016}}</ref><ref name=hilburn/>
'''Regnal E. Wallace''', also known as '''Reg Wallace''' (November 5, 1934 – April 13, 2016), was an agricultural [[journalist]] who was the first "Voice of Louisiana Agriculture" as the founding [[[radio]] broadcaster]] of the Louisiana Agri-News Radio Network. He created and hosted the weekly half-hour television series, his Week in Louisiana Agriculture," which has aired since 1981 and is syndidated on RFD-TV, and the Louisiana Farm Bureau Radio Network, which continues to provide fifty daily radio reports to twenty-eight stations across the state.<ref name=amscl>{{cite web|url=http://www.amscl.org/news/regnal-wallace-voice-of-louisiana-agriculture-dies-at-81|title=Regnal Wallace: Voice of Louisiana Agriculture, Dies at 81|author=Carey Martin|publisher=amscl.org|date=April 14, 2014|accessdate=May 9, 2016}}</ref><ref name=hilburn/>
==Background==
==Background==