It’s that time of year again when the Best of the Barns Competition is underway. Yours truly is up for the Best Livestock Lawyer (Question 22). Please take a moment to cast your vote! Thanks for your blog readership and support over the last four years.
Thanks For Your Support! Best Livestock Lawyer “In the Barn”
For the second year in a row, I was selected as the Best Livestock Lawyer in the Best of the Barns Competition. Thank you to all of my beloved readers and supporters. Without you, I couldn’t live my dream. An extra special thanks to those of you who voted for me! Really appreciate it. You can see the other winners …
Winner of the Best of Barns Competition for Best Agriculture Attorney
Wow. 2011 was a great year (indeed). I hope that my readers had a wonderful New Year’s celebration with their family and friends. I wanted to share some (more) exciting news: I won Best Agriculture Attorney in the 2011 Best of Barns Competition. Thank you to those of you who nominated and/or voted for me — I’m very humbled (and …
“Social Media 101”
The Angus Journal had an article this month titled “Social Media 101” that mentioned that social media guides that I helped develop for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (“NCBA”) Young Producer’s Council (“YPC”) (@YPCBeef) along with a great crew of volunteers. You can read my previous post on the guides here. You can also find the guides on my JD …
Excited To Be Blogging Again
Apologies to my readers for taking a hiatus from blogging the month of July. My blog was changed to a different platform to give me greater flexibility. I hope to start video blogging this fall so please stay tuned. Big thank you to Matt Welsh at Kill Disco Design and Ranch House Designs for helping me with this transition. Now …
Part III: Debrief from NYFB Farm Animal Welfare Conference
At the recent New York Farm Bureau (“NYFB”) Farm Animal Welfare Conference, Kay Johnson Smith from the Animal Agriculture Alliance was one of the keynote speakers. I was extremely impressed by her poise and presence. I love seeing such powerful, articulate women in the forefront of agriculture issues in Washington. The underlying theme of Ms. Smith’s talk was that those …