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WORKSHOP #2: NJ Farm Bureau Convention, Princeton NJ (Nov 16-17, 2015)

11/23/2015

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NJ FARM BUREAU CONVENTION​
OBJECTIVES – COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC SPEAKING. Improve on: presentation skills; conveying your message; and verbal and non-verbal behavior.  Also understanding NJ Agriculture and Farm Bureau.
DAY 1
  • Farm Bureau Convention, overview – understanding NJ Agriculture and NJ Farm Bureau, Kurt Alstede.
  • Communications Skills session – Regina Efimchik (Director, Rutgers Univ. School of Communication and Information).
  • Farm Bureau Remarks.
  • Fundraising – 50:50, Farm Bureau Lunch.
DAY 2
  • Farm Bureau Resolutions
  • Impromptu Speaking session – Regina Efimchik (Director, Rutgers Univ. School of Communication and Information).
  • Young Farmers and Ranchers overview – Debbie Pribell (NJFB membership coordinator).
  • Rutgers Cooperative Extension history – Jack Rabin (Associate Director, Farm Programs, NJAES, retired).
  • Hot topics discussions, moderated by Kurt Alstede.  
  • NJ Department of Agriculture, Secretary Douglas Fisher.
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Greenwood Garden link
2/17/2023 11:01:43 am

Well, it’s another beautiful NJ garden with a vast area for public display. In this 28 acres place, there are historic overviews, flower gardens, sculptures, and so on.

Top Five most Beautiful Gardens in New Jersey
Greenwood Garden(Image Source: Canva)
Greenwood garden has a wonderful historic oasis with manicured lawn. The visitors are very fond of how the volunteers help the visitors. Of course, you need to go for an admission fee before you visit. Keep in mind the garden is open from May-November, so book the tickets accordingly. But it is worth it always.

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Robert Creel link
4/11/2023 03:12:10 pm

The consecutive American Farm Bureau Convention. This is your opportunity to help set the agenda for the leading voice of agriculture Nj Farm Bureau Convention, Thank you for making this such an awesome post!

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