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November Advocacy Toolkit 2021
November Advocacy Toolkit 2021
Download the 2021 November Advocacy Toolkit to access daily, weekly, and monthly themes to utilize as the launchpad for your agriculture advocacy content. Themes include daily trending topics, national day celebrations, and themes that can be used on social media or as prompts for your agriculture blog. The toolkit also includes a custom worksheet to help you identify and track your advocacy…
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October Advocacy Toolkit 2021
October Advocacy Toolkit 2021
Download the 2021 October Advocacy Toolkit to access daily, weekly, and monthly themes to utilize as the launchpad for your agriculture advocacy content. Themes include daily trending topics, national day celebrations, and themes that can be used on social media or as prompts for your agriculture blog. The toolkit also includes a custom worksheet to help you identify and track your advocacy goals…
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Addressing Vegan Myths with Advocacy
November 1 is World Vegan Day. Let's clear the air on a few of the vegan myths surrounding our plates today. Read more in my latest blog post.
November 1 marks the celebration of World Vegan Day and the wrap-up of Vegan Awareness Month (October). This is just one of many national day celebrations throughout the year to promote a chosen diet or lifestyle when vegan myths are shared online. As someone who eats a plant-based diet, I always find these types of food holidays worth addressing. While many people will take opportunities like…
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October Advocacy and Agriculture Blog Topics
Looking for a few agriculture advocacy resources for the month of October? I've collected a list of topics and themes to help you out.
October is a month to celebrate all things Fall as we settle in to bright colors on the trees and crisp, morning temperatures. As you look for advocacy themes and agriculture blog topics for the month, consider these resources for online content and conversation starters. Below you’ll find themes that are celebrated throughout the month and on specific weeks. While not all themes are specific to…
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Research Applies to Advocacy on Plant-Based Proteins vs Beef
New blog post: New Research Applies to Advocacy on Plant-Based Proteins vs Beef
Over the past several years, plant-based proteins have captured the headlines when it comes to comparisons to our traditional proteins from animals and for potential competition in the meat case. Farmers, ranchers, and members of the agriculture community have railed against them and I’ve received threatening messages saying I need to be harsher on criticizing the alternatives. Researchers from…
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Badger Trail 100 Miler
New blog post: A recap of my time at the Badger Trail 100 Mile race
Have you ever set out to do something that completely intimidated you, but you did it anyway? How did you feel as you crossed the finish line and finally accomplished that Big Hairy Audacious Goal? When I ran the 2021 Badger Trail 100, it was definitely an amazing feeling to cross that finish line. But more importantly, it was the entire race that was the culmination of years of training and…
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Culture and Inclusion are not just words on paper
New blog post up today. Culture and Inclusion are not just words on paper
“A culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion is not a goal to be met by just words on paper, but it’s the actions that we take. When we’re talking about the culture of an organization, how do employees interact? How do leaders set the tone for the conversations that are taking place?” Those are words I shared during a recent podcast episode on the topic of culture and inclusion in…
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Gearing Up For My First 100-mile Run at Badger Trail 100
New blog post up today! Gearing Up For My First 100-mile Run at Badger Trail 100
I’ve been struggling for a perfect way to sum up the feelings following my first 100-mile run, but I guess the best way to say it is… I did it! On July 31, continuing to the morning of August 1, I completed 101 miles at the Badger Trail 100 in Belleville, Wisconsin. The run was a culmination of training across the year, albeit a year delayed thanks to COVID, and it didn’t just happen…
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Farmers as Trusted Voices on Vaccines?
New blog post today: Can farmers be trusted voices on vaccines?
Take a few moments and consider the people who are in your community. Who do you trust for advice when you have questions? What factors into who you consider a credible source of information? Who are the trusted voices other people turn to? Chances are, in rural America at least, many of those trusted voices in our communities are farmers and ranchers. When I reflect on the people who others go…
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How many calves can a beef cow have?
New blog post today answering a question I received. How many calves can a beef cow have?
Raising cattle is one of the best jobs in the world. Every day is different and when working with livestock, you have no clue what’s waiting for you around the next fence post. Whether I’m traveling across the country or interacting with people online to share my agriculture story, I receive a ton of questions. Recently I was asked how many calves a beef cow can have. That’s a good question. So,…
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Agriculture Internships - tips to maximize the opportunities
Happy National Intern Day! Here's a new blog post with a few tips to maximize your internship experiences and opportunities.
Growing up on a diversified cattle ranch, I had the great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the cattle business from an early age. I had a deep dive into a large-scale cow-calf and stocker business; our family vacations were traveling to Amarillo, Texas to see our cattle in the feedlots. Despite having such an opportunity, I still found great value in agriculture internships during…
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Live Video Tips to Build Community
New Blog Post: 3 tips for using live video to build community
One of the opportunities I’ve often overlooked and likely have not taken good advantage of when sharing my story online has been the use of live video. Most social media platforms offer the opportunity to go live in one way or another. Live video can be a great tool for building community and really allowing your audience to connect with you. The pressure to get things right before getting…
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Grilling Tips from the Beef Chefs
New Blog Post: Grilling Tips from the Beef Chefs
Summer and grilling go hand in hand. Whether we’re celebrating a major holiday, enjoying the weekend with family and friends, or marking a special occasion, the grill brings so many options to your backyard or patio. Grilling can be intimidating with so many options and a fear of messing it up (yes, even I experience these!). Fortunately, grilling tips are here to help ease a few of those worries…
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Black Hills 100 - 50 mile distance
New Blog Post: a quick recap of my experience at the Black Hills 100 - 50 mile distance
We’re still catching up from 2020 and everything that COVID cancelled. Thankfully, races that were not able to be run last year and returning in 2021. The tenth running of the Black Hills 100 (along with 50-mile, 50k, and 30k distances) finally took place on June 25 & 26, and I’m so glad I was able to be there. For the second time, I tackled the 50-mile distance and while it was a tough run,…
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Quad Rock 25 in Fort Collins
Quad Rock 25 in Fort Collins
If you’re looking for a May race with a variety of trails and plenty of vert, the Quad Rock 25 miler (or 50 miler, if you dare) by Gnar Runners in Fort Collins just might be your race. For the second time, I completed the Quad Rock 25 race and was more than happy to find a chair by the time I found the finish line. The trail race, which takes place above Horsetooth Reservoir just west of Fort…
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Sharing those seasons of life
What's your favorite season in life? I have a few quick tips on sharing those through advocacy in this new blog post.
How many hours per week do you tend to work on average? (Wrong answers only.) Join the discussion on Twitter. May is a busy month. As the days and nights finally begin to warm, things really kick into high gear. Daylight hours become longer and still, I find myself struggling to fit everything into the day. But this is still my favorite season in life. For running, my long runs become more…
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What I learned by unfollowing everyone on Twitter
What I learned by unfollowing everyone on Twitter
During a Twitter conversation this past week, I was asked why bother following people who we disagree with. While the social media platform has gained a reputation as an environment with bullying and negativity, and for good reason, it has allowed so many people to connect through conversations. I’ve been an active Twitter user since 2009. When I first joined, it was such a cool experience to…
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