Join us for the second virtual session, a hands-on demo and practical discussion on using artificial intelligence (AI) tools to build content calendars, write marketing copy, and create images. Learn how AI can save you time, spark ideas, and strengthen your farm’s marketing efforts. No tech experience needed — just curiosity!

This session will prepare attendees for the in-person Pearls of Production Conference on November 8. 

Introducing “Chick-Chat” (starting at 6:40pm) a 20-minute session as you log on to network and talk to other producers. If virtual sessions aren’t your cup of tea, we are also providing “Barn locations” to attend the session from one of seven extension offices.   

This is the second of five Pixels of Production Sessions, leading up to Pearls of Production in November. Virtual sessions will provide additional foundation for the hands-on training available at Pearls of Production.   

Bio: Mallory Rahe is an associate extension professor at the University of Missouri. For the past 6  years her work has focused on assisting agricultural producers enter and scale value added agricultural businesses by providing pricing and marketing educational resources and decision tools.  Recent Extension materials include: Refining Market Channel Selections Based on cost a spreadsheet to estimate and evaluate marketing costs by channel; Post, Engage, Grow: A social media primer; and Harnessing Social Media to Drive Sales.

Cost: $5

Save the dates of the other virtual Pixel sessions: 

• July 22
• September 23
• October 28

Annual in person, hands-on Pearls of Production Conference is scheduled for November 8 in Columbia, MO. 

Back this year, Future Pearls of Production for youth ages 5-12.  

Huge thank you to our partners: 

• USDA NIFA
• Missouri AgrAbility
• Mo Beginning Farmers and Ranchers
• MFA Rural Mental Health Awareness   

Questions can be directed to Heather Conrow, Livestock Specialist/State 4-H Animal Science Educator and 2025 Pearls of Production Committee Chair, hconrow@missouri.edu or 660-248-2272.