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Author Archives: lindsaychichester
Millennials are game changers in food production
I recently had an opportunity to attend Cracking the Millennial Code, a conference hosted by the Animal Ag Alliance in Crystal City, VA. It was an excellent, and I would highly recommend it to anyone who does programming in agriculture … Continue reading
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Developing a conference poster
The January Next Generation Extension Webinar focused on tips for preparing a conference poster. Participants learned how to set-up and create a poster in Powerpoint. I discussed backgrounds, photos, charts, tables, headings and more. Additionally, several lay-out formats were discussed. … Continue reading
My new blog…
Hi everyone, Just wanted to let you know that I have created a new blog. You can check it out and follow it if you would like at: agriculturalwithdrlindsay.wordpress.com. I am by no means a blogging expert, so if you … Continue reading
What do you want your title to say about you? Happy Monday, I subscribe to several random blogs, one of them is The Adventures of Dairy Carrie…I think I need a drink. In today’s posting she talks about the title … Continue reading
Turning Point Technology Webinars On November 5 and 6, 2013 Turning Point is hosting two FREE webinars. One on effectively integrating response technology and the other on writing meaningful questions. Check them out if they are of interest to you…
Another useful tidbit about Adobe…
Hey everyone – This weekend I thought of another question about Adobe I didn’t think to ask during our bootcamp session, so I emailed Donald… I asked him once we posted the link for a webinar recording, was there a … Continue reading
…beautiful bit of science communication… Science Communication… I think that is something we all hope we are doing, communicating the science with our clientele. Today I came across this article that has paired the temperature effects of global warming to … Continue reading