How to Manage the Mental and Emotional Challenges of Sharing Your Farm Story Publicly: Katelyn Duban’s Organic Alberta 2021 Online Conference Presentation

Connecting with Consumers and Adapting to Markets in 2021: How to Manage the Mental and Emotional Challenges of Sharing Your Farm Story Publicly – Presentation by Katelyn Duban

I was asked to present at the Organic Alberta 2021 Online Conference on the panel discussion Connecting with Consumers and Adapting to Markets in 2021. I talk about protecting your mental and emotional wellbeing while showing up online to build community and market your farm.

In this presentation I open up about the notion of ‘Community over Competition’ in the agriculture space and give you practical tips of how to prevent Burn Out when it comes to sharing your story online.

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Katelyn Duban

Farmer | Podcast Host | Coach

Welcome to Wild Rose Farmer! My name is Katelyn Duban and I am a first generation female farmer in Southern Alberta, Canada. I married into agriculture back in 2016 to my multigenerational farmer husband, affectionately known as Mr. Wild Rose Farmer. We live and grow on our families certified organic grain and oilseed operation. In the Spring and Summer seasons, I raise a small herd of meat goats and have previously raised bottle calves as well.

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