by Mary Kendall Dixon | Dec 1, 2017 | Events, PR/Marketing, Professional Development, The ByLine, Webinar
Take an inside look at handling a high-risk media inquiry from the Chicago Tribune. Last summer, the Chicago Tribune published a series of negative articles that focused on the Illinois hog production industry. The Maschhoffs was one of several companies approached to...
by Mary Kendall Dixon | Nov 16, 2017 | Events, Member Resources, Professional Development, The ByLine, Travel
By Kurt Lawton, International Committee Chair Thanks to a generous donation by the AAEA Professional Improvement Foundation (PIF), we have 14 $1,000 stipends to award to current AAEA members (who have paid 2018 dues) to help cover expenses for the IFAJ 2018...
by Mary Kendall Dixon | Nov 10, 2017 | Events, News, The ByLine
By Julie Deering, Issues Ink Early tomorrow morning, I’ll walk outside to the sound of guns shooting and hunters trying to take home the “big one,” as it’s the opening weekend of deer season here in Missouri. I didn’t grow up hunting; in fact, I’d never touched...
by Mary Kendall Dixon | Nov 2, 2017 | Ag Media Summit, Events, News, The ByLine, Travel
By Kurt Lawton, AAEA International Committee Chair & IFAJ 2019 Co-Chair Planning committee chairs for IFAJ 2019 Minnesota Congress are starting to ramp up action plans and set initial deadlines for this global agricultural communicators meeting in...
by Mary Kendall Dixon | Sep 21, 2017 | Events, News, Professional Development, The ByLine
An AAEA Agricultural Communicators Network Regional Workshop will be held Tuesday, November 14, at the Alabama Farmers Federation headquarters, 2108 E. South Blvd., Montgomery, AL 36116. The Regional Workshop will include speakers focused on agricultural journalism,...
by Mary Kendall Dixon | Sep 8, 2017 | Events, The ByLine
By Holly Spangler, AAEA Byline Editor You didn’t have to look far at the 2017 Farm Progress Show to find hard-working AAEA members. They hauled camera gear far and wide, photographed, interviewed and trudged across 90 acres of exhibit fields, and (obviously)...
