All of that to introduce you to a girl with a passion for these dairy heifers and cows that could light the world on fire. In fact, she sorta, kinda already has.
Tara is going to share with us today about her family operation and the Expanding Role of Social Media in Agriculture Through Dairy Farming.
Representing your business and industry through the use of digital outlets are vital pathways to your individual success.
One of the biggest “small business” avenues for cattle operations looking to diversify their operations is generally in the direct beef sales department. It allows you to use a product that you already have and disperse it in a different way - sometimes a more lucrative way.
Generally referred to as FREEZER BEEF, the process of DIRECT MARKETING BEEF has been a more local process up until recent time. You would set up a store front, go door-to-door, word-of-mouth, or friends and family to sell your product.
With the vast changing landscape of livestock marketing, and bringing these traditions into this century, learning HOW TO SELL CATTLE ONLINE has never been more essential.
However, there is more to it than randomly posting on social media or setting up a website. It takes full attention to detail, if you want to be successful with it.
Through my blog you will find various tips and tricks covering the nuances of using the internet to buy and sell cattle online.
I am not always known for being a warm and fuzzy, gloss it over kind of person, and I won't apologize for that. I do air on the side of optimism with a realistic outlook. If you want to succeed in business you have to be straightforward. Assuming the reason you are reading this post is that you want to learn why your strategy isn't working, I know you won't take offense to this list.
There are very few things in this life that handed over to you, especially – no, most definitely – when you are living that RANCHING LIFE. So many times you will hear that over used statement of, “You can’t make it, if you didn’t inherit it” in reference to ranching and farming. The only thing is…
It is completely untrue.
