Farming the Digital Way: Website & Social Media Strategies for AgriBusiness
About this event
Brought to you by Janice Wright with MySuitcaseDreams, an AG Marketing AgVocate who is passionate about helping farms grow through practical and effective marketing strategies.
Easy-to-understand tips for using social media to connect with customers, sell your products, and build your farm’s brand—without the tech headaches. Learn how to create standout posts, choose the best platforms for your audience, and make social media and your website work for you.
Plus, we’re excited to have a special guest web developer join us to share tips on setting up a website for your farm. Get insights on what to look for when hiring a web developer and simple steps you can take on your own.
Whether you’re just starting out or looking for a marketing boost, this webinar is perfect for farmers who want to grow their agri-business online presence. Sign up today!
This program is proudly brought to you by the Robeson Community Small Business Center.
While we encourage you to attend our live ZOOM seminars, we understand that situations happen on your farm and attending isn’t always possible. Our team will be recording each seminar and the recordings will be available for “FREE” on the Farm School on Wheels Digital Learning Lab.
Questions? Contact: Janice Wright with Farm School on Wheels (wright.j@granittraining..com)
Course Schedule
Week One
Legal Structures & Business Framework
Week Two
Site Analysis & Exploring Your Potential
Week Three
Understanding Your Market & Customers
Week Four
Financial Planning for Your Business
Week Five
Maximizing Your Profits and "Belt-Tightening"
Week Six
Business Operations & HR
Week Seven
Pasture Raised Chickens
Week Eight
Pasture-Raised Cows & Chickens
Week Nine
Market Garden Design, Barn Storage, Tractors and Equipment
Week Ten
Drones & Agriculture
FAQ'S
No. All workshops and courses are fully funded by our community partners.
Everyone is welcome.
No. You can be in the dreaming stage, in the process of obtaining land or acquiring a farm, or operating a farm of any size.
No. Students must attend 60% of the live sessions.
Students who miss a class will receive a recording of the session.
Yes. We have a private Facebook group where instructors and students can discuss coursework, business development, and provide feedback.