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Using Mass Media for Extension Messaging

This group is for a 2019-2020 New Technologies for Ag Extension (NTAE) project led by the National Pesticide Safety Education center with partial support from the eXtension Foundation. The project is focused on using Mass Media - radio and digital ads- to drive the public to Extension resources.

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4/15/20 Webinar Resources

Molly Immendorf ·
Do you want to know a little more about the topic and our presenters or the list of prepared questions for the live session? See the attached documents for answers to those questions and more.
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Chat archive from Back to the Future webinar

Molly Immendorf ·
Take a look at this lively discussion prompted by the recent webinar.
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ICYMI: Back To the Future: Using Mass Media for Extension Communications Webinar

Molly Immendorf ·
Yesterday’s Back the Future: Using Mass Media for Extension Communications webinar had over 300 participants who engaged with the Mass Media Pollinators New Technologies in Agricultural Education (NTAE) grant project team who shared what they have learned so far creating a mass media campaign to encourage the creation of more pollinator habitats.
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Mass Media Team Creates Pollinator Prep Guide

Kara Maddox ·
It’s been awhile since our last webinar back in April, and we’re pleased to announce an update on our Pollinator Pilot Campaign: Over the last few weeks, Kara Maddox, Creative Director for NPSEC, has led the charge with Prairie View A&M's Nathan Hermond, lead entomologist on the Pollinator Pilot Campaign. Together, the team created the Pollinator Prep Guide to help folks identify, attract and protect pollinators in their backyard and gardens this summer.
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Re: Mass Media Team Creates Pollinator Prep Guide

Aaron Weibe ·
ALL of them look super awesome! It's hard to decide what I like best! Mind if I also share this in the larger Connect Extension group?
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Re: Mass Media Team Creates Pollinator Prep Guide

Kara Maddox ·
Great idea, Aaron! Thank you!
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Prairie View A&M University Pollinator Pilot Set to Launch June 22, 2020!

Kara Maddox ·
It is with great excitement that we have an official launch date for the Pollinator Pilot with Prairie View A&M Cooperative Extension - June 22 - just in time for National Pollinator Week! Please join our upcoming webinar this Wednesday on June 17th to learn about the campaign content creation process. Our PowerPoint for the webinar is attached!
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Prairie View A&M Cooperative Extension Campaign Week 1-3 Metrics are in!

Kara Maddox ·
We are excited to announce the Week 1-3 metrics for the Prep for Pollinators Campaign with Prairie View A&M Cooperative Extension! We will continue to provide updates during our six week campaign. Social media metrics coming soon! For more information about this initiative, feel free to reach out to me at karamaddox@npsec.us .
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Prairie View A&M Cooperative Extension Campaign Week 1-6 Metrics are in!

Kara Maddox ·
It's been an exciting run - our Prairie View A&M Cooperative Extension Pilot has concluded on our radio and digital networks. Below are the metrics from our radio and digital outreach initiatives: AgNearMe.com, the campaign landing page received a total of 2,732 website views during the six weeks. Radio messaging brought in a total of 1,243 unique website visitors, and our digital providers brought in a total of 1,489 unique website visitors 27 people visited the PVAMU website after...
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Prairie View A&M Cooperative Extension Campaign Webinar - Metrics & Next Best Steps!

Kara Maddox ·
Greetings! Our Pollinator Pilot has come to an end - register for our webinar below to find out how it went! Click here to register! The webinar is scheduled for tomorrow (8/25) at 3PM EST. Here is the description below: The Prairie View A&M University Pollinator Pilot has come to a close. Join us to find out how the campaign helped PVAMU's Cooperative Extension Program reach new audience members via radio, digital and social media outreach initiatives. Joining me will be Adam Winters,...
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Mass Media: Sustaining Pollinators eFieldbook Now Available!

Kara Maddox ·
The National Pesticide Safety Education Center (NPSEC) is excited to announcement our eFieldbook - now available - through eXtension. In this guide, we talk about how the Pollinator Project with Prairie View A&M University came to fruition. Join our interactive polls and discussions today! Click here to access the eFieldbook All you need is your LinkedIn login information - and you have immediate access. As always, please feel free to reach out to me if you have questions, comments or...
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Ashley Bates

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Re: Mass Media: Sustaining Pollinators eFieldbook Now Available!

Former Member ·
An excellent and useful book! Maintaining pollinators is now essential for the health of our ecosystems and the continuation of our food supply. By doing this, you are raising a very important topic in the mass media, thank you. An outstanding contribution to our planet. Regards, Andersen
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Sonya Davis

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Re: Mass Media: Sustaining Pollinators eFieldbook Now Available!

Former Member ·
Well, it is Exciting news from the National Pesticide Safety Education Center! The launch of the eFieldbook via eXtension is a commendable step toward accessible education. The collaboration with the Pollinator Project at Prairie View A&M University adds depth to this initiative. Well I am from Custom Software Development New York company our organization appreciates you and wants to know more about it
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