In this webinar from the Alberta Canola Producers Commission (@AlbertaCanola) , Rick Taillieu (@ricktlu) discusses why and how farmers are now using twitter as an important part of their business. This webinar covers the basics of twitter and includes a step by step demonstration of how to sign up on twitter and get started.
In Ontario the popular hashtag # to use are:
Here is a list of people you may want to follow:
Farms.com Twitter accounts:
Ontairo farmers on Twitter:
OMAFRA on Twitter:
Name Specialty Twitter Handle
OMAF and MRA Agriculture, Food, Rural Affairs @atOMAFRA
Foodland Ontario Local Food @FoodlandOnt
OMAF Field Crops Crops @onfieldcrops
OMAF Hort Update Horticulture @onhortcrops
OMAF Swine Team Swine @ONswineinfo
Joel Bagg Forage @JoelBagg
Tracey Baute Entomology @TraceyBaute
Christine Brown Nutrient Management @manuregirl
Mike Cowbrough Weeds @Cowbrough
Brian Hall Edible Beans @Brian_Hall_Ont
Peter Johnson Cereals @WheatPete
Jack Kyle Pasture @JackKyle5
Gilles Quesnel Pest Management @GillesQuesnel
Ian McDonald Applied Research @ian_d_mcdonald
Barry Potter Beef, Dairy, Sheep @LivestockPotter
Christoph Wand Beef and Sheep Nutritionist @CtophWand
Tom Wright Dairy Cattle Nutritionist @feedlandontario
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