January/February 2007
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Contest
Winners
Copyright 2007
American Agricultural
Editors' Association
You Might Be An Agricultural Journalist If ...
Ever wonder if you meet the qualifications of being an agricultural journalist?
Elaine Shein takes a lighthearted look at our illustrious profession. (Click for details.)
Friends in Far-Away Places
In this "First Person" column, Mike Wilson describes
how his world, and the world of agricultural journalism, has become smaller
and more global. (Click for details.)
Member News
The AAEA Job Bank has a long list of new offerings. AAEA members reflect
on the loss of Sonja Hillgren, who died in December. Former AAEA President
Joe Dan Boyd is on stage. Plus, profiles of new members. (Click
for details.)
From the President's Desk
AAEA President Marcia Zarley Taylor remembers the inspiring work
of Sonja Hillgren and her impact on the agricultural industry. (Click for details.)
Association News
AAEA photo "Webinar" details announced, plus AAEA and LPC schedule
a Midwest regional workshop. Details on AAEA awards program changes. Farm
Futures is chosen to host AAEA's summer intern. And Andy Markwart Horizon
Award applications are now available. (Click
for details.)
More Association and Industry News
The AAEA Professional Improvement Foundation announces funding
decisions, plus fundraising results. DTN acquires The Progressive Farmer
magazine. And Iowa Corn hires Morgan&Myers. (Click
for details.)
Another Day, Another Dollar
Regular columnist Fred Myers muses on this well-known expression,
as well as breaking bad habits and changing for the better. (Click for details.)
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