Cowgirl blogger; A farmer’s wife tackles social media
We’re excited to see the amount of farmers that are using social media outlets to tell their stories about farming. Here’s a great article from the July 12 edition of the Calgary Herald that features once such farmer. We’re now following her on Twitter and hope you will too! – OFAC
Cowgirl blogger; A farmer’s wife tackles social media
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Cathryn Hagel can milk a cow and drive a tractor. She helps brand her family’s cattle and she’s chased a coyote or two.
And just for fun, she and her family bought a team of draught horses last year. Y’know: the great big ones that pull wagons filled with people.
But she’s no country bumpkin. Not at all. She’s part of a small but growing number of farm women reaching out to each other and beyond, with the help of social media such as Facebook, Twitter and blogging.
Posted by OFAC on July 12th, 2010 :: Filed under Animal care, Beef cattle, Canada, Education and public awareness, Farm life, Horses, Sustainability of the family farm
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