For the last year or two, there have been two Twitter chats that I regularly participate in. The Sunday night #blogchat discussion about all things blog-related and Tuesday night #AgChat where farmers, ranchers and friends talk about producing food, feed & fiber. Tomorrow night (Tuesday, June 7 — 8 to 10 pm eastern) #AgChat will [...]
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Facts on the AgChat Foundation as it Celebrates Its First Year
A year ago, I was proud to be a volunteer on the team of people launching the AgChat Foundation. And I must admit, while there was a real rush of adrenaline associated with the Foundation’s launch, there was some sense of wonder about whether a small group of people could start such an ambitious project [...]

How to Participate in a Twitter Chat Session like #BlogChat or #AgChat
One of the best ways to build your network and learn more about areas you may be passionate about is to participate in Twitter chat sessions. I wrote an overview of some of the chat sessions I recommend separately, but wanted to provide something of a “how to” as well. If you haven’t participated in [...]

Giving Food Thanks & Thanking Some Farmers Too!
Having lived in New York metro, this video rings so true for me. Since I’m on vacation today, seems a great way to start my morning by taking a minute to quietly thank a farmer (actually several helped produce my breakfast of a chicken biscuit — chicken, wheat, eggs, milk, tea, potatoes) and offering #foodthanks [...]
AgChat Foundation (#ACFC10) Training Photos Part 3
What an incredible experience with incredible people! I am sure that I will be energized for a while after the AgChat Foundation’s first training conference, tweeted as #ACFC10. Silly that I got referred to as a presenter because I was a learner in a big way! Granted I had a few tips that maybe others [...]

#AgChat Tweeps Here, Tweeps There, Tweeps Everywhere at #AFBF10
For a “first AFBF,” I can’t imagine feeling more at home. It’s amazing to meet so many of the folks I’ve “talked to” over the past year. Sure, we have talked almost exclusively through 140 character messages, but there is a funny immediate change of expression when you see a person who you’ve seen only [...]

A top 10 list to love!
I’ve been a fan of Letterman forever it seems. Went to the show a couple of times when I was living in NY metro. I even sent out Christmas cards one year that was a photo of me and Mujibar… one of the sales guys at the souvenir shop next to the theater. (That was [...]

SM Ag Revolution…
We all studied the industrial revolution that increased the way we could mass produce things in demand. And most of us in mainstream agriculture have participated in the biotech revolution. This morning as I was casting my vote for Michele Payn-Knoper for twitter user of the year… the phrase, social media ag revolution came to [...]
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G is for GMOs — What are GMOs & Why Do Farmers Plant GMO Crops?
April 8, 2013
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A is for Agriculture — an A to Z Series about Agriculture
April 1, 2013
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Cotton Gin in Kansas Made Me Pump My Brakes
February 19, 2013
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E is for Elevator — an A to Z Series about Agriculture
April 5, 2013
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Stereotype Busters And A Need to Vent
March 1, 2013
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Hearing “I Would Never Live in Tornado Alley” & Wondering
June 10, 2013
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What’s your favorite cheese? & Some of My Cheese-Related Travel
June 8, 2013
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A New Image to go with the History of Japanese Internment
June 3, 2013
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Trying Out CrossFit For a Change of Pace With Fitness
June 1, 2013
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Observing Memorial Day at Memphis National Cemetery
May 27, 2013
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Thanks for stopping by and wondering what I am about. My passions are photography, travel and agriculture -- love spending time taking pictures on a farm far from home. Putting all those things together its understandable that differences in culture are intriguing to me…. I can spend a lot of time soaking up things. Its almost always a colorful adventure!




