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Angus, The Magazine |
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New Business Website |
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Thursday 22nd of February 2007 03:44 PM |
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 I published a new site today for Angus, The Magazine, the official publication of the Western States Angus Association, is about the West and for the West, focusing on the purebred and commercial industry using and promoting the Angus breed. News and views for juniors, commercial and registered producers alike keeps Angus, The Magazine, the West’s most looked to and read source for Western Angus activities.
Angus, The Magazine showcases the Angus breed from the Dakotas to the Pacific and keeps you abreast of the sales, shows, activities, and association news throughout the West and beyond. Angus, The Magazine reaches the heart beat of the Angus industry. The movers and shakers to the dedicated and loyal producers and ranchers, all look to Angus, The Magazine to keep them current about the Angusscene. Check out www.angusthemagazine.com today and view this month's current issue! 
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The Power of Blogging |
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General |
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Wednesday 21st of February 2007 08:45 AM |
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Blogs...they really do work. One day a few weeks back, I was feverishly working away at my desk when I got a call from Sam, who had responded to my blog about Seams Perfect. Seams (sorry, I had to do it) that he really like the "bragging rights" icon that I made for him. He thought I was really creative, so he asked me to make a logo for him. Of course I said yes! Sam is really a great person to work with. He responded very quickly to my emails, and was fun to talk to on the phone. He also gave me creative freedom, which is so sought after in my line of work. I got the impression from Sam that he likes to do things on his own, after all, he was maintaining two websites himself, raising four kids (with another on the way), and is trying to start up his own business. So I was honored that he chose me to design a logo for him.When we finalized the design for the logo, Sam came back and said he also needed a business card. I love doing print work! Since my main job is web design here at EDJE, and they are few and far between, I took on the opportunity again. I had a pretty good idea on what Sam was wanting so it only took a few days, and we had that one whipped out. I was going to post the logo design I did for him, but maybe you should head on over to AgServe and check it out for yourself. Now I just need him to change the background color to match the logo…  |
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Wednesday 21st of February 2007 11:52:04 PM |
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Submitted by: Sam |
| Erica, I have changed the background of the table cell to match the logo. While this is a new logo, I've used AgServe.com as my personal website for sometime with private consulting.
I'm in the latter end of the Kansas Farm Bill Forums that end 2-22 in Hays, KS. The joint K-State/University of Nebraska events continue up in Nebraska next week with my colleagues utilizing some papers and presentations that I helped develop. Next week I will be in DC for the 2007 USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum. While my presentation for USDA will be on the farm income outlook for the Plains states, there is plenty of biofuels and livestock information to consider. Check out my site March 2 when I will post my presentation from the forum.
Continue to come back to the www.AgServe.com website as I will also post a number of other papers and presentations that focus on the future of biofuels and the impacts on farm incomes. Other topics impacting farms and ranches will be posted as well.
Like many livestock producers, I'm extremely interested in how the Farm Bill will shape the environment in which we will operate. Fortunately I have been able to gain some insights through my professional career. My contacts in DC and in key roles at Universities and Ag Organizations are evaluating several prospective components in the Farm Bill. This should be an interesting time for all of us. Sharing this leading information is valuable as we plan for the future and build "A stronger agriculture: One decision at a time."
Best wishes!
Sam
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Weber Insurance Agency, Inc. |
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New Business Website |
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Thursday 15th of February 2007 02:50 PM |
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 I published a new website today for Weber Insurance Agency, Inc. They were stablished in 1930 and today they have the convenience of ONE agency providing experience, products & people to handle ALL your insurance needs in Nebraska.
Weber Insurance Agency, Inc. offers a variety of Quality Lines of Insurance and Financial Products: - Personal
 Homeowners, Auto, Recreational Vehicles, Flood, High-risk auto, Renters, Personal Umbrella
- Business
Property, Liability, Workers' Compensation, Bonds, Commercial Auto, Long Haul Truckers, Local Truckers
- Agricultural
Farmowners, Crop Hail, Multi Peril
- Life / Health
Life Insurance, Group Health, Individual Major, Medical Disability, Medicare Supplements, Long Term Nursing Home Care
If you live in Nebraska and are in need of quality insurance for any of the above items, check out www.weberinsurance1.com, Beacuse...things happen™.
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A farm with a long history... |
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Cattle Team Happenings |
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Wednesday 14th of February 2007 05:39 PM |
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Percheron horses were the first livestock on land north of Vincent, Iowa after Steve Schmalenberger's great-great grandparents established their home in 1865. One hundred years later the farm was named Century Acres, and Steve's Angus cattle were the only livestock grazing that flat land.
Steve Schmalenberger and his wife Nancy are proud to call Century Acres Angus their farm, and with their children now grown, Steve gets to take his grandkids out to see the cattle! Amber Martin
EDJE Technologies
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Ecovantage |
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New Business Website |
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Monday 12th of February 2007 02:33 PM |
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I just recently finished a site for a company called Ecovantage. You should check this site out if you're looking for a realtor service that makes a difference to you, your family, community and the environment. http://www.ecovantageiowa.com/ The Ecovantage mission is to develop communities that, in the long term are healthier, more environmentally friendly and finally, save you money on your home. Webster and Brannion have developed an extended team with Ecovantage that includes home builders, green building experts, architects, marketing and land development experts. As consumers become more aware of the advantages of healthier, more energy efficient and environmentally friendly homes, Ecovantage projects will provide an option for more sustainable communities. Sherry
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January 2007 - Design of the Month |
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Design of the Month |
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Monday 5th of February 2007 02:19 PM |
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 Congratulations to Wildlife Acres Elk Ranch for winning January's Design of the Month!
Wildlife Acres, located in Southwestern Wisconsin, was to start as a small venture of 50 elk in the fall of 1999, but quickly grew past that. We now have around 800 elk. The farm encompasses approximately 800 total acres with about 600 acres fenced and split into 30 pens. Visit Wildlife Acres Elk Ranch today to learn more about their interesting elk business and to see their great website design! |
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