by mruberti | Mar 19, 2021 | Member Resources, News, Podcast, PR/Marketing, Professional Development, The ByLine, Travel
March 19, 2021 By Katie Navarra, AAEA Podcast Host It’s been a year since most of us have had a chance to gather for a group event. Uncertainty still remains if, and how, in-person meetings will take place. In this episode of the Ag Communicators Network Podcast,...
by mruberti | Mar 11, 2021 | News, Professional Development, The ByLine, What I Learned, Writing
Writers have had great success adapting during the pandemic era By Bill Spiegel, AAEA Member, Crops Editor, Successful Farming Time was, attending field days, farm tours, industry events and press conferences were where members of the Ag Communicator’s Network...
by mruberti | Mar 11, 2021 | News, PR/Marketing, Professional Development, The ByLine, What I Learned
Seven networking tips you’ll want to know about working in the ag communications industry By Ann Hess, AAEA Member, SDSU Extension Office When I graduated from South Dakota State University 17 years ago, I don’t think I ever imagined I would find myself employed...
by mruberti | Mar 3, 2021 | News, Professional Development, The ByLine
By Jack Odle, 1996 AAEA Past President, Progressive Farmer Ok, I know. You think this headline is some kind of self-depreciating, over humbling disguise designed to garner sympathy and likability toward me. Well, you’re pretty close to being...
by mruberti | Mar 3, 2021 | Freelance, Member Resources, News, Professional Development, The ByLine
By Cassie Yontz, AAEA Member, Account Supervisor, Charleston|Orwig For this Illinois ag communicator, it’s been a year since the initial stay at home order was issued by Governor Pritzker. That’s a year of working from home during a pandemic. Working from home 5-feet...
by mruberti | Feb 17, 2021 | Awards, Professional Development, The ByLine, Writing
By Gil Gullickson, 2019-2021 AAEA President, Successful Farming, 2020 AAEA Story of the Year Winner Click here to read Gil’s award-winning article Some stories just kind of write themselves. Well, I exaggerate. Writing a multi-source story takes much work....
