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September 25th, 2011
I love technology and anything electronic, especially if it has a screen. Connect it to the Internet and we are nearing utopia. I also love people. What really fascinates me is how we can relate to one another with our similarities, and yet, we can discover that we can relate to one another amongst our
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September 18th, 2011
Food is a basic need but it is also much more to many. Our families celebrate the happiest of occasions with food at the centerpiece. Farmers cultivate the land to produce food for their families and communities. The US Farmer & Rancher Alliance is hosting a series of town halls on Thursday, September 22 in
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September 16th, 2011
A strategic partnership between The AgChat Foundation (ACF) and the U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance (USFRA) brings together two organizations passionate about keeping today’s American agriculture successful. Through coordinated efforts, the groups will work together to support farmers and ranchers who are sharing their stories about how food is raised. The AgChat Foundation is one
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September 10th, 2011
I am not unique. There’s nothing special about me. I am not a well-versed, professionally trained speaker. I am not a speaker at all. Social media guru? Nope. Sly talkin’ slick dressed public relations specialist? Uh-uh. Not even close. I’m a mom, a daughter, an entrepreneur, and a cattle farmer from rural Kentucky. I make
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