Jump in with Both Feet and Advocate for Agriculture

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Jump in with Both Feet and Advocate for Agriculture

Gain the tools and insight you need to Jump in with Both Feet and Advocate for Agriculture!

By Farm Credit Knowledge Center

Location

Online

About this event

Jump in with Both Feet and Advocate for Agriculture is a series of sessions where you can gain the tools and insight you need to be a successful advocate for agriculture.

Are you ready to be part of a collaborate network of individuals who are ready to accelerate their advocacy game? Tailored to a small group, you will be able to join in on conversation with other participants and speakers. The sessions will be interactive and productive. You will leave the series armed and ready to advocate locally and beyond!

Registration is by participant or household. Please register for only one person per household. Once registered, you will receive additional information and the links to join each session.

As a participant, you will receive a free t-shirt, maximum of 2 per household! After you register, you will receive an email where you will be able to select the style and size of the shirt for yourself and 1 other participant in your household that plans to attend with you. Only participants planning to attend can receive a shirt.

Session information:

Thursday, December 3rd from 8:00-9:30pm EDT

Speaker: Amanda Radke

Bridging the Gap Between Producers and Consumers

Today’s consumer wants to know more about where their food comes from. Focusing on consumer trends and how society views food producers, Radke will deep-dive into what these voices are saying and how we can most effectively respond. What’s more, she will discuss the regulatory pressures, the increasing demands from retailers and the myths.

Wednesday, December 9th from 9:00-10:00am EDT

Speaker: Kelly Roberts

Once Upon a Farm: How to Tell Your Story Effectively and Authentically

Everyone is continuously telling farmers how important it is to “share your story,” but where do you start? In this webinar, you’ll develop the who, what, when, where, and why of your personal story and learn how to use it to connect to people inside and outside of the agriculture community.

Thursday, December 10th from 9:00-10:00am EDT

Speakers: Jim Saunders and Katie Frazier

Building Legislative Relationships: Stay Engaged and Informed to Better Support Your Business

Join as Katie Frazier and Jim Saunders discuss his role in building legislative relationships within the agriculture industry and how those relationships have helped him have the hard conversations with legislators about policy and bills.

Tuesday, December 15th from 8:00-9:00pm EDT

Speakers: Coley Drinkwater and Brittany Jones

Navigating Crucial Conversations: How to have conversations with factual information and real life examples

With a large social media presence Coley and Brittany have learned first-hand how to navigate those crucial conversations with consumers. Listen and interact as they discuss their experiences, best practices and what they do now to ensure the best experience for everyone.

Questions? Please contact Sarah Scyphers at SScyphers@FCVirginias.com

Organized by

The Farm Credit Knowledge Center is a part of Farm Credit of the Virginias and strives to share knowledge and information with all those interested in agriculture.

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