To create an infographic for your farm, the first thing to do is gather your data and determine what is most important for your audience to understand.
Especially through video storytelling, people love seeing the farm in action along with your expert commentary.
Years ago, TV commercials would interrupt our favorite programs and try to grab our attention before we got up to get a snack. The more interesting they were, the better chance they had of getting their message across to the viewer. Today is no different, except there’s a lot more competition in how people spend […]
Don Schindler at Dairy Management Inc. encourages ag companies to work with farmers in gaining consumer trust and attention.
Twitter can also be viewed as a necessary evil by the media, celebrities and politicians. It’s the same thing with involving agricultural activists.
This could be the best time to finally create a virtual farm tour to post on your website or social media channels.
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.
It’s recommended to allocate some time to consumer groups where you have an interest.
Google has been showing more questions and answers in its “People Also Ask” results section, and that means farming questions are being seen more.