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You are invited to join AgLaunch and Ag Ventures Alliance for our upcoming webinar in the AgTech Innovation Connection series of virtual events. Gain valuable insights into leveraging free and earned media from Margy Eckelkamp, brand leader for Farm Journal's Top Producer and The Scoop, on November 15th. We hope you can join us!


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Speakers

  • Margy Eckelkamp (Farm Journal)

    Margy Eckelkamp

    Farm Journal

    https://www.farmjournal.com

    Margy Eckelkamp is an award-winning journalist who serves as brand leader for Top Producer and The Scoop. Eckelkamp spent the first seven years of her career reporting on agronomy, machinery and technology, which included leading the Farm Journal series of Corn College events and coordinating the Farm Journal Test Plots. She also helped relaunch and expand the Machinery Pete business to become the leading marketplace for farm equipment. Since 2016 her reporting has focused on the business side of agriculture since joining Farm Journal’s brand serving ag retailers, now The Scoop, which includes a multimedia portfolio across digital, print and the only podcast specifically serving the space. She serves as editorial content director for Top Producer in print and online and developing the program for Top Producer Summit, the industry’s top educational event for large-scale farmers and ranchers.

    Eckelkamp serves as a mentor and network member for AgLaunch, a technology accelerator, and for Missouri State University's Missouri Small Business Development Center.

    She is a graduate of the University of Missouri at Columbia with a degree in agricultural journalism and a minor in agricultural economics. She is a member and past chair of the Griffiths Leadership Society for Women, has earned the Mid America Crop Life Association's Ruth White Media Award, and was selected as a Mizzou '39 recipient, which recognizes the top 39 MU students in their class.

    She's currently serving as a commissioner for the Missouri Department of Conservation overseeing the department which manages the state's fish, forests and wildlife.

    She lives in Washington, Mo., with her husband and two children.

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