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August Social Media Seminar
Empower Agriculture’s Voice Strategic
Tools to Assist Agvocates
Equip Farmers with Technology
June 27th, 2010
If you’re reading this, you probably already know a good deal about social media. Perhaps you’ve even seen the video below. (Some three million others have.) Unless you’re working to keep abreast of constant changes, however, your skills may not be all they could be. Agvocacy 2.0, from the AgChat Foundation, is a seminar created
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June 24th, 2010
Social media is changing how people everywhere communicate. The AgChat Foundation has developed a conference to help farmers improve their skills with Facebook, Twittter, blogs and YouTube. If you’re already using one of these tools or have been trained in agricultural advocacy, you are invited to the first conference focused on social media use for
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June 23rd, 2010
Harvest PR & Marketing has just announced the recipient of its second annual “Seed to Succeed” nonprofit PR grant. This year’s recipient is the AgChat Foundation. The grant is valued at $20,000. Harvest PR’s funds will help the start-up spread its “agvocacy” message and share news of its core program areas, including social media training
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June 23rd, 2010
For the twitter conversations hosted on Tuesday nights at 8 pm Eastern, see the #AgChat & #FoodChat FAQs. This Week’s Questions The conversations on Twitter each week, revolve around topics and questions that come from the community. We will work with moderators to post the current convo topic and questions here on a weekly basis as
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June 23rd, 2010
August Social Media Seminar Agvocacy 2.0. is a two-day, information-packed event that includes large and small group learning to help establish the confidence individuals need to support agriculture with social media. There will be time for one-on-one chats with agriculture’s best and brightest in social media, as well as networking with other participants. Seminar content:
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