Ag Social Media Accounts to Follow

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Ag Social Media Accounts to FollowAt AgCareers.com, we really stress to our audience (and our employees) the importance of career education. While many of us are often caught up in our professional lives, it’s important to remember continued growth. A great way to continue to learn about the agricultural field as well as professional development is to follow particular social media accounts geared toward your interests as well as career preparation. The following are some social media accounts that I would recommend if you are interested in becoming a more well-rounded professional ready for anything from writing a resume, an interview, or your first performance review. Or just follow some of these accounts to get a better idea of what your industry is really like.

 

1. AgCareers.com

 

Shameless plug: follow AgCareers.com on our available social networks. Whether you’re looking for career development and preparation or agricultural knowledge, you’ll find it all with AgCareers.com. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Also, if you’re interested in relocating to or already reside in Australia, we have an AgCareers.com Australia Twitter account.

 

2. Ag Social Media Accounts

 

Looking for some great ag social media accounts to follow? Here are some great users that we’ve encountered (their Twitter accounts are linked but also find them on Facebook or Instagram):

 

  • #AgChat – Follow and join in on discussions every Tuesday evening for different topics relating to agriculture.
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  • Agri Marketing – A friend of AgCareers.com–check out Agri Marketing for news in agribusiness and other great resources for professionals in agricultural marketing.
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  • Agvocates – Get in touch with those promoting what they do in their everyday work through social media. Accounts we love are Dairy Carrie, FarmHer, Food & Swine, Roots Journey, Ag 101, and many more.
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  • U.S. Department of Agriculture – Follow the USDA for industry and government news as well as forecasts.

 

3. Career Development Accounts

 

It’s important to be in the know regarding what employers are looking for and how you can become a better professional. Check out these

 




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