Mama, wife, passionate for agriculture and people.
Savannah, GA
Joined April 2009
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Thank you to the Georgia Foundation for Agriculture, Nicole and Jazzy for coming out and sharing with St. James students where milk comes from! #agricultureeducation #gafarmbureau #milk #nextgen #jerseycow
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The arrival fallacy is the illusion that joy lies at a destination ahead.
Achieving a goal is not like walking through a portal. You don’t magically become happier when you graduate, get promoted, or win an award.
The best way to improve your well-being is to change your path.
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When groups defer to the most assertive person in the room, they reward confidence over competence.
The danger of speaking with conviction is that it can stifle critical thinking and silence dissent.
We learn more from people who explore ideas than those who attack and defend.
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We are so proud to partner with @nationalManrrs to award each of the Agriculture Policy Summit Fellows with a $1,000 Workforce development Scholarship!
Read more here: mailchi.mp/nasda/nasda-found…
#UnitedWeThrive
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NNG couldn’t happen without @Barb4Hmom !
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We are extremely excited to be partnering with @FarmJFoundation with the Voice of the Farmer Garden projects. We had great discussion yesterday with FJF CEO, Tricia Beal during our board meeting yesterday. #RedefiningAg
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We are thrilled to announce that Ted McKinney has been selected as the Chief Executive Officer of NASDA!
nasda.org/news/the-national-…
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The NASDA staff was delighted to celebrate @Barb4Hmom's coming retirement on the #GlennFamilyFarm last week. Staff honored Dr. Glenn with a personalized microscope reading "Thank you for enhancing American Agriculture and cultivating a stronger NASDA!"
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Upstanding company character—meaning maintaining the same values we treasure in people—is essential to achieving and sustaining peak performance.
Read more about the importance of company character in #Upstanding at upstandingcharacter.com
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Protecting people from their reality may feel like helping, but it's actually keeping them from experiencing both their successes AND failures directly. Who are you protecting from their reality today?
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The ego tricks us into believing the worst case scenario and negative outcomes before even starting. When confronting this uncertainty, recognize the role your ego is playing in the distortion of reality and as yourself, “What do I know to be true?"
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HAPPENING TOMORROW 👇👇
Calling all local and regional food organizations: Apply now for a USDA grant to develop and expand your local food systems!
Email Maria.Martinez@nasda.org to register
#LAMPGrants
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We're proud to welcome Maria Martinez as @NASDAFoundation Coordinator, Programs & Grants! Maria recently earned her master's from @UGA_CollegeofAg and brings diverse professional experience to her role at NASDA.
Learn more about Maria: ow.ly/DD1X50EVcj3
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GRANT OPPORTUNITES: Join the NASDA Foundation for upcoming informational webinars next week regarding Local Agriculture Marketing Programs (LAMP) grants! Please email maria.martinez@nasda.org for the registration link.
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Respect the horses in the barn.
Never let the horses you wish you had prevent you from honoring the horses you actually have.
#leadership
#management
#LFreakquote
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America’s farmers, ranchers, and those on the front lines in the food service industry are doing their part in the face of Coronavirus - we are forever grateful. @realDonaldTrump's whole of government approach is ensuring our supply chains remain strong. usda.gov/media/press-release…
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Sat down with @NASDAnews Next Gen leaders — the future of American agriculture is in safe hands with them at the wheel.
