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It’s okay to show off sometimes – in fact you should. It pays to “put your best food forward” (altered idiom intended).

We talked about the usefulness of social media in agribusiness in a previous post. Now let’s dig deeper into what steps and strategies a solid social media effort would involve if you were to take it on yourself.

Social media is here to stay – and it’s not just for being social. Over 3.6 billion people use social media networks for an average of 2 ½ hours a day. From a business perspective, that’s a lot of opportunity to reach potential customers.

In this post we are going to discuss a simple truth with powerful potential: People Love Stuff. (Especially FREE Stuff.)

If you are in the farming business, you are growing to share. Your goal is for people to buy your produce as often as possible. Maybe your primary customers are farmers market shoppers. Farm stand stoppers. Retailers. Wholesalers. Or those wonderful farm-to-table restaurants looking for a steady stream of fresh, local ingredients.