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With a virtually constant flow of misinformation in mainstream media of late, it’s easy to get frustrated when you’re working your land and cattle in environmentally sound and caring ways. Of particular concern is the fact that so many of the attacks on our industry are based on emotional pleas rather than facts or science.
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One of our Twitter followers, @machinefinder, recently lead us to this awesome site called How Wheat Works. The site allows users to take part in the interactive process of growing wheat. Users will plant, harvest, mill, bake, and eat the wheat they plant– all virtually, of course.
Each of the four phases take a few minutes, [...]

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Fastline.com has recently added some new features that make it easier to share pieces of equipment on Facebook and Twitter.

Each listing on Fastline.com can now be shared simply by clicking on the share this button located in the bottom right corner. It is as easy as 1-2-3. Don’t take my word for it though, log [...]

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A few weeks ago, one of our Twitter followers, @derekbalsley, introduced this amazing t-shirt to the ag community on Twitter. Everyone dreams of being famous… and now that dream can come true… just in a different way that you probably imagined.
If you don’t know what agchat is, you are really missing out! Check out agchat founder, [...]

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Just a quick reminder that Fastline’s New Online Live Auction has been rescheduled for December 3, 2009 at 10:00 am, est.
As an added bonus to those who sign up for the auction before November 23, 2009, you can get 50% off your buyers fee. Check out all the great items that will be available at the [...]

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NAMA, National Agri-Marketing Association, is currently holding its Trends in Agriculture fall convention in Kansas City, MO. The theme this year is “Connecting with the New Ag Community”. That title can mean many things but to Dr. David Kohl, the opening session speaker, it means agrimarketer’s need to be prepared to embrace the new trends this [...]

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According to AgriMarketing.com, a recent Ohio State University study asked professionals in the field to rank agriculture education programs on characteristics that include research, faculty and program features.
The Top 10 were labeled “distinguished programs.” And they are:
1. The University of Florida
 2. Texas A & M University
 3. The Ohio State University
 4. University of Missouri
5. Iowa [...]

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Do you need a college degree to be a farmer? Of course not, but is it beneficial to have one? Read this article to find out more.
I have been asked, “Is a college degree worth it?” several times over the last nine months while conducting young and beginning farmer/rancher conferences for Farm Bureau and Farm [...]

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Farm T-shirt Friday

Everyone could use a little of this Cowboy wisdom, if not, the result could be… painful. Just in case  you can’t read the small print, the shirt reads: “Rule No. 1- Don’t jog with spurs on!”  If you’d like to have a permanent reminder of your own, you can buy this week’s shirt at cafepress.com.
If you have a [...]

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