Don Schindler at Dairy Management Inc. encourages ag companies to work with farmers in gaining consumer trust and attention.
Checkoffs have long promoted virtual farm tours as a great alternative to connect with those who can’t get out to the farm.
When times are tough on the farm, you may want to share your feelings and images with others, but be careful with what you share and how you share it.
If you take the time to Google your farm, you might be surprised at the kinds of results you find online.
Fear of activists targeting the farm is one of the top reasons that farmers mention when I ask why they aren’t using social media to connect with people.
While everyone’s grandparents are using Facebook, and the millennials dominate Instagram Stories, you might be wondering where the cool kids are hanging out. It’s probably TikTok. Started in China, TikTok is now a global sensation and network filled with short video content. The audience is mostly younger (under 30), and it is around the size […]
Here are some tips that have helped me to gain followers, get others to engage in my posts or tweets, and gain trust.
College Aggies Online is vital because it’s at this age that students begin to form strong opinions on food and environment and where they ask questions.
During National Dairy Month (which kicks off on June 1st World Milk Day) dairy farmers will bring awareness to the problem of childhood hunger.
Right now, your farm could have a Facebook page that people are posting to or asking questions on without you being there.