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Must-do activities in Nashville
July 30th, 2011
Are you attending the Agvocacy 2.0 conference next month? Looking for things to do while in the heart of Music City? Well, thanks to @farmwife, Shannon Latham and Pamela Bartholomew, we’ve got some great suggestions!
Tags: #ACFC11, Nashville, social media training, training, travel
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Food and Marketing
July 19th, 2011
A month or so ago I stopped at Chipotle for lunch. While ordering, I noticed the menu said “Burrito, with naturally raised chicken“. I asked the gentlemen cashier what that meant. He said it means raising chickens naturally, not in cages, and “without hormones”. I asked about that “without hormones” comment and he said yes,
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Tuesday’s #FoodChat — Summer!
July 18th, 2011
Be sure to join #FoodChat on Tuesday the 19th from 7-9 Central. With hot weather gripping the nation, it only makes sense to focus our topic on the time of year — Summer. Questions will be grouped into five categories: Summer food favorites. Grilling. Summer food safety. Garden fresh. Summer food memories. Please be sure
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Will you accept the challenge?
July 9th, 2011
It has been more than two years since I first started to use social media to share information about how my farm operates and my views about agriculture as a whole. Along the way I learned a few things about how to better communicate with others who are not as connected to the farm as
Tags: advocacy, agvocacy, conversations, farmers, farming, food, listening, Mike Haley, Online discussion, social media
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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.