Tag: National Cattlemen’s Beef Association
Follow My Tweets from the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Convention
by Cari Rincker on Feb.01, 2012, under Conferences and Meetings, Social Media and Technology
I made it safe and sound to Opryland in Nashville, Tennessee, for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (“NCBA”) Annual Convention and Trade Show. I will be at Cattlemen’s College today and this tweet-up this evening with these awesome ag tweeps. Tomorrow afternoon and evening I will be at the Young Producer’s Council (“YPC”) (@YPCBeef) meeting [...]
Deadline to Apply to the National Beef Speakers Bureau Quickly Approaching
by Cari Rincker on Dec.04, 2011, under Ag-vocacy, Agriculture Education, Food & Ag Organizations, Social Media and Technology
Happy Sunday. I wanted to alert my readers on a deadline that right around the corner. The American National Cattlewomen, Inc. (“ANCW”) is currently taking applications for the National Beef Speakers Bureau (“NBSB”) through December 15, 2011. You can find the application here. Last year was the first year for the program. With the help [...]
Noteworthy Blog Posts for Young Cattle Producers
by Cari Rincker on Oct.07, 2011, under Food & Ag Law, Food & Ag Organizations, Links and Online Resources, Social Media and Technology
I had a guest post today on the National Cattlemen’s Beef Producer’s (“NCBA”) Young Producers’ Council’s (“YPC”) blog, Cattle Call, noting some of my blog posts that may be applicable to young cattle producers. If you have not done so already, I recommend subscribing to the Cattle Call RSS Feed. I was the founding editor [...]
Blog Fodder Advice For Your Own Food & Agriculture Blog
by Cari Rincker on Sep.22, 2011, under Ag-vocacy, Food & Ag Organizations, Social Media and Technology
I am oftentimes asked (by lawyers and non-lawyers) how I “come up with” ideas for blog posts. These people either have their own blog or are considering starting one. I am by no means an expert blogger, but for those that are interested, this is my own methodology: 1. I have a blog fodder file [...]
