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Agvocacy 2.0 is for everyone – regardless of farm size or kind
June 23rd, 2011
As someone who has been active on Twitter, I have always looked forward to Tuesday night’s #agchat conversations from the very first invitation. When the announcement was made last year that there would be an AgChat Foundation social media conference, I knew I wanted to go – but I had questions.
Tags: #ACFC11, advocacy, AgChat, agchat foundation, agvocacy, Agvocacy 2.0, farm, farmers, social media, social media training, twitter
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Find your tools and build!
June 21st, 2011
I was very fortunate to have gotten involved with the AgChat Foundation last spring by volunteering on the Agvocacy 2.0 Training Conference Committee for planning last summer’s event in Chicago, Ill. While working with the other members of the committee, I thought we had planned a terrific conference and I was right. I will have
Tags: #ACFC11, #AgEduChat, advocacy, AgChat, agchat foundation, agriscience, agvocacy, Agvocacy 2.0, blogs, education, farm, farmers, social media, social media training, Teach Ag, teachers, teaching, training, twitter
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Change your social media game at #ACFC11
June 20th, 2011
Take agvocating to the next level Attending #ACFC10 (or the AgChat Foundation Conference in 2010 for those still getting used to Twitter-speak!) brought some changes to my social media (SM) exposure and interaction. It all started with the purchase of my Blackberry. Going to the conference meant I had a reason (although maybe not a
Tags: #ACFC11, advocacy, AgChat, agchat foundation, Agricluture and Social Media, agvocacy, Agvocacy 2.0, facebook, farm, farmers, social media, social media training, training, twitter
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AgVocacy shared at South by Southwest
March 20th, 2011
At SXSW, Emily Zweber (twitter, blog), Jeff Fowle (twitter, blog), Chris Chinn (twitter, blog), and Zach Hunnicutt (twitter) share how farmers are using social and new media to bridge the gap between the 2% of the population who are farmers, and the remaining 98% of people who are not. The panel, moderated by Marla Schulman, are all family
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Everyone Loves Popcorn!
March 11th, 2011
Zach Hunnicutt helps produce a kind of food that many people love: popcorn! At the Agvocacy 2.0 South by Southwest panel he will share how that connection to people helps him tell his story about producing food. You can learn more about Zach’s technology interests through his tweets at @zjhunn. Click Play button below to
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