Event Flier: Mastermind Dinner for Farm Women
Oftentimes, we want our events to be a catch-all. We try to get the largest number of attendees without truly diving into the different audiences we want to build relationships … Continue reading
Event Flier: Soil to Plate Excusive Dinner Event
It’s okay to think outside of the box! Farm walks and field days are plentiful; don’t be afraid to explore different types of events that will draw in new audiences. … Continue reading
Event Flier: Partnering With Farmers to Improve the Land
Farmers like events that are tailored to their specific landscapes and problems. Farmer’s first language can be used to draw in audiences that otherwise ignore event titles that heavily focus … Continue reading
Event Flier: Women Caring for the Land
Targeting specific audiences is a great example of using framing to reach new audiences. Women landowners are typically an underserved demographic that may find comfort in being in like-minded groups … Continue reading
Event Flier: Let’s Talk Weather
Weather and climate can be tricky topics to broach based on varying opinions and ideas of what extreme weather actually is. Hosting a listening session is a great way to … Continue reading
Event Flier: New Ways and New Challenges
Risk management can be one of the harder events to draw in new audiences. This example from Between the Lakes Demonstration Farm Network highlights the idea of equipping farmers with … Continue reading
Event Flier: Supper and Soil
We love using food as a way to draw people in! This event does that by including “supper” in the title. The event is family-friendly, featuring a bbq dinner, soil … Continue reading
Event Flier: Farming for the Bottom Line
Farming is complex profession; farmers are important stewards of their land, and often have multi-generational ties to their land. At the end of the day, though, farms are businesses and … Continue reading
Event Flier: Cultivating Soil Health
Soil health can be a powerful motivation for adopting new practices. Healthy soils have numerous benefits, both for the environment and the farmer. This example from Minnesota uses the soil … Continue reading