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Getting to Know Darin Grimm, AgChat Foundation Treasurer
July 15th, 2010
Hi, I’m Darin Grimm, grain farmer and cattle feeder from Northeast Kansas. Born and raised on the farm, I spent my first few years out of school completely engrossed in the exciting, new world of personal computers. Had a couple of jobs doing computer programming and network administration, coming home to farm aftwer work when
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Getting to Know Jeff Fowle, AgChat Foundation President
July 13th, 2010
Welcome to the AgChat Foundation! It is a sincere pleasure to have you visit. This is an opportunity that you cannot pass this opportunity to improve your skills at reconnecting with the consumer. I am a fouth generation farmer and rancher from California. My wife, son and I raise Registered Angus cattle, Percheron draft horses,
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An Incredible Week for Ag in Social Media
July 10th, 2010
Our team has been working on this new website for a long time and while we wish it had been perfect and live on the web when the AgChat team was featured in a major news story (Farmers defend way of life with Facebook, Twitter – USATODAY.com). What a week it’s been! Likes on our
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An engaged community. A collective voice. A chance for agriculture to work together on a common issue-led by farmers. The ability to touch millions with agricultural messages. Agvocacy at its best goes beyond a single person or tool-it connects people on both sides of the food plate.