By AAEA Podcast Host Katie Navarra, with Special Guest AAEA 2020-21 Past President Gil Gullickson, AAEA’s 2021 “Writer of the Year” award winner. ***Previously recorded in August 2020 Gil Gullickson has mastered the art of crafting award-winning articles. At the 2021 Ag Media Summit, the AAEA 2020-2021 Past President was named “Writer of the Year.” … Read More
By Elaine Shein, AAEA International Committee Chairwoman Next week is a great opportunity to gain some professional development, pick up some story ideas and do some international networking — all for free from your computer or smartphone. You can participate live through Zoom in the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists eCongress Aug. 23-25, or you … Read More
“Storm Coming”AAEA Communication Awards 2021 Photo of the YearAward Winner: Joel Reichenberger, Progressive Farmer Sometimes you show up at a field and everything is a bit gray and dull, and sometimes there’s a big thunderstorm coming over the Western Kansas horizon during wheat harvest. I was happy to see that storm! I had been out … Read More
This app is bringing the membership directory, Facebook groups, discussion forums and event announcements to the palm of your hand! Download this FREE, MEMBERS ONLY app today and see for yourself! The Ag Communicators Network App features: – Searchable member directory by state, name, and company – Access to discussion forums organized by Special Interest … Read More
By Matthew Wilde, AAEA Special Interest Groups Committee Chairman It didn’t matter what professional development presentation I attended at this year’s Ag Media Summit in Kansas City, I was surrounded by the “who’s who” of ag journalists and photographers. And, possibly even better, the next generation of ag communicators. Award-winning ag writer Gil Gullickson of … Read More
By Greg Lamp, AAEA 2003 Past President I’ve always envied people who knew what they wanted to be when they grew up. But that wasn’t me. In fact, about all I knew is that I wanted to do something related to agriculture besides milking cows and riding a tractor. Nothing wrong with that, of course, … Read More