New Farm Journal Website Focuses on the Present and Future of Agriculture and Food

August 29, 2024

New Farm Journal Website Focuses on the Present and Future of Agriculture and Food

Farm Journal announces the launch of its revamped website, FarmJournal.com, as a go-to resource for marketing and sales professionals charged with engaging the stakeholders who are producing and delivering food, fuel and fiber to the world.

Programs, playbooks, insights and solutions featured on the ag and food market resource.

Lenexa, Kan., (Aug. 29, 2024) – Farm Journal announces the launch of its revamped website, FarmJournal.com, as a go-to resource for marketing and sales professionals charged with engaging the stakeholders who are producing and delivering food, fuel and fiber to the world. This new web resource is a cornerstone of Farm Journal’s “no one grows alone” philosophy to unite the ag community and advance the possibilities realized by working together.

With uncertainty lingering in agriculture markets, ag vendors and suppliers need breakthrough ideas and practical solutions to find and engage their next customers. The upgraded website delivers on that need by offering:

Proprietary Research and Insights: Access the latest research and intelligence insights on ag and food markets, helping businesses increase their impact and outcomes.
Extensive Resource Library: Dive into case studies, how-to webcasts, insightful podcasts and perspective blogs that showcase successful strategies from Farm Journal and its partners.
Marketing and Sales Solutions: Explore a wide range of digital, advertising, events, video, content marketing and print solutions to break through the noise and find new customers.
Farm Journal Brand Finder and Market Overviews: Discover Farm Journal brands and get detailed insights into agricultural market segments.

“We not only believe that no one grows alone, we are living it,” said Prescott Shibles, Farm Journal CEO. “The market is dictating that we all need to shift from the same old marketing and sales tactics to co-creating prescriptive solutions with our customers and collaborators to break through. The new website inspires fresh thinking and delivers the intelligence and tools that are critical for navigating today’s evolving market.”

Farm Journal’s dedication to advancing agriculture, food and sustainability is rooted in both its deep history and future focus. The organization, comprising 23 influential brands, generates 20 million monthly interactions through digital, broadcast, radio and print platforms, serving as a vital resource for ag professionals seeking to enhance profitability and innovation.

Visit FarmJournal.com to explore new features and resources to help you achieve greater success.

About Farm Journal

Farm Journal provides intelligence and insights for the agriculture and food industries. With a commitment to advancing farming, food and sustainability and to connecting buyers and sellers, Farm Journal offers a range of solutions and resources that drive business growth and innovation. The organization’s extensive network and deep industry expertise make it a trusted partner for ag professionals worldwide.

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With uncertainty lingering in agriculture markets, ag vendors and suppliers need breakthrough ideas and practical solutions to find and engage their next customers. The upgraded website delivers on that need.

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