About this episode

This episode discusses the impact of social media and education on agriculture, featuring insights from influential farmers and advocates.

Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast with your host Jack Cresswell. In this episode, we explore the power of social media advocacy, the importance of education in farming, and the evolving landscape of agriculture in the US and Australia. Listen to how influential farmers and advocates are shaping perceptions, policy, and the future of farming globally. Subscribe to yourself and this newsletter: https://farmsadvice.beehiiv.com/ Key Topics: Michelle shares her journey from fashion to farming and becoming a leading ag advocate. The impact and potential of social media for farm advocacy and product marketing. How misconceptions about farming practices can be debunked through education. Differences in farming scales and policy challenges between Australia and the US. The role of celebrities, influencers, and media in shaping agricultural narratives. Strategies to enhance farm visibility and attract next-generation talent. The cowboy culture and the influence of popular media like Yellowstone on farm perceptions. How policy patchwork and water rights issues affect farmers across US states. The importance and impact of precise, science-backed messaging in agricultural communication…

People in this episode

Host: Jack Cresswell

Guest: Michelle

Topics covered

• social media advocacy
• education in farming
• agriculture policy
• influential farmers
• farming misconceptions
• farm visibility
• agricultural communication

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Burger King

Books & works: Yellowstone

Places: Australia, US

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