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Tag Archives: Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
At the Royal, a photo essay
Going to the Royal was a fun event. The sounds and smells, and the animals and people, and the flow and rhythm, and the colours and impressions, it was all almost overwhelming and seducing to a stranger like me. I could almost not get enough … Continue reading
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Tagged cows, healthy eating, healthy food, horses, Newfoundland Pony, Photo essay, rare breeds, Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
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Agricultural articulation, an art for A and a
”At the Royal” by Kent Hakull —————– ——– Interested in agricultural communication? Whether freelance, sales communication agency writing, journalism or independent magazine publishing – Andrew Douglas has done it all. Canadian Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (CanACT) managed to get him … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Douglas, CanACT, Guelph, journalism, Ontario, publishing, Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Toronto, university of guelph, writing tips
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Bridging the gap, high priority
I communicate with students and professionals with a heart and soul close to farming every day. Some of them apply rational business logic when discussing agriculture, while others place a strong emphasis on passion and pride. Big or small, business … Continue reading
Agriculture Around the World: Where Does Canada Stand?
When approaching new people and locations, it is often advised to steer away from politics and religion and other ‘controversial’ topics. This is particularly true if you are the type who enjoys sharing your view more than listening to others’ … Continue reading
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Tagged agribusiness, agriculture, biofuels, Canada, export, food prices, food riots, high prices, hunger, International, powerty, Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
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Agricultural communication: streeters
We are past the half-way point of this semester, and we are to make a ‘streeter’ video interview. What is a ‘streeter’ and why do we need to know how to make one? This week videographers Michael Chapman and Chris Szabo … Continue reading
