Agvocate Blogs
Many people claim to have knowledge about the agrifood business, but few have firsthand experience farming. Don’t buy into the latest misinformation about food, fuel, feed or fiber before you connect with a few of these people who live and work in agriculture.
Click one the U.S. regions below for a state listing of agvocate blogs:
East, South, Midwest, Central, West
National Agvocate Bloggers
- Eastern Region
- Southern Region
- Midwestern Region
- Central Region
- Western Region
- National Young Farmer Educational Association
- A Day in the Life of an Ag Teacher
- Agritalk
- Beef Cattle Biz Blog
- Biofortified
- Blogriculture
- CAST: The Science Source for Food, Agricultural and Environmental Issues
- Corn Commentary
- Gate to Plate
- On the Udder Hand
- People for the Truth
- Plenty to Think About
- Shedding Light on Agriculture
- Thank a Farmer
- The Official Blog of the WPHA
- The Social Silo
- The Voice of Agriculture
Canadian Agvocate Bloggers
- Absolutely Agriculture
- Fresh Air Media
- Lets Talk Farm Animals
- Real Agriculture
- The Farmer’s Trophy Wife
International Agvocate Bloggers
- Fiona Lake Blog (Australia)
- Helping People Grow Food When There is No Rain (Africa)
- Lara’s Adventures (Australia)
- Roxanna Samii Blog (Italy)
- The Goodrock Park Blog (Australia)
- The Pig Business Blog (United Kingdom)
Policy of Inclusion
This list of blogs has been collected by MPK to help those who are looking for information about how their food is raised, in the interest of connecting all sides of the dinner plate. People who blog about their work in agriculture and efforts to tell agriculture’s story in a professional manner are included. Please contact her if you’d like to be added to the list or have a favorite to suggest – the list is updated weekly. Michele retains right of refusal based upon blog content, commercialism or community conduct that does not fairly represent the diversity of agriculture. A separate list of for farm and ranch families who blog is found at Farmer & Rancher Blog List.
