The Agricultural Relations Council looked into public relations accreditation more closely at their meeting last week.
What Would An Ag Theme Park Be Like?
From the Agricultural Relations Council:
More From The Agricultural Relations Council Spring Fling
Thanks to Jeri Mattics Omernik, Rocky Mountain Marketing Communications, Inc. and Carroll Merry, Countryside Marketing for pictures and captions. This will make for a nice series of posts about the pre-NAMA meeting of the Agricultural Relations Council.
El Cerdo es Bueno – Know What That Means?
The pig is good. That’s what I think it means. And it’s increasing pork sales in Mexico according to the U. S Meat Export Federation:
Bovines Unite Blog – Who Is It?
It’s always fun to look at how people are using blogs as part of a communications strategy. Take Bovines Unite for example.
Produce Your Own Radio Show – GM Is
If you still wonder if blogging and podcasting is something that has business applications then you ought to see what General Motors is doing. Although they have more than one blog, start with GM Fastlane.
Blogging The NAMA Convention Summary
By my count this makes the 39th posting on AgriMarketing Pros from the NAMA convention. They include 30 pictures, 2 interviews and many links to the companies and people mentioned!
Cheers To The Brownfield Network Party
A tradition at the NAMA convention is the Brownfield Network party, carried on in fine fashion last night. I know many of you have been to a Brownfield party.
NAMA Student Competition Winners Announced
Purdue University was the NAMA student marketing competition winning team. Their product was Edgewood Pig Pad. Advisors were Dr. Christine Wilson and Dr. Jay Akridge.
T-Shirt Winners
Jim Jones, Ayres Kahler, and Jon Peterson, Swanson Russell Associates were a couple of the proud owners of a custom “I’ve been blogged” t-shirt complements of AgriMarketing Pros.