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Sustainability: The Future of Cooperative Extension Programming

missionextension wrote 1 month ago: Okay, I’m convinced: The biggest issue for Extension for the foreseeable future will be sustainabili … more →

Tags: Nutrition, Crops, technology, Future of Cooperative Extension

What Cooperative Extension Sorely Needs: More Public Intellectuals4 comments

missionextension wrote 3 months ago: What has become of America’s scientific vanguard — those people who helped inspire and create a tech … more →

Tags: Science, technology, Future of Cooperative Extension, cooperative extension, public intellectuals, farm debate, commercial farming, Tom Kuntz, Extension Educators

Reports of the Demise of Cooperative Extension Have Been Greatly Exaggerated3 comments

missionextension wrote 4 months ago: An op-ed posted this weekend in the New York Times’s online edition is making its rounds among Alaba … more →

Tags: social networking, Future of Cooperative Extension, cooperative extension, Alabama Cooperative Extension System, web 2. 0, Jim Langcuster, Thomas Friedman, Home & Gardening, techno-civilization

From Newspapers to Nichepapers

missionextension wrote 4 months ago: For some time, I’ve been feeling a vague sense of guilt over the direction our organization’s online … more →

Tags: social networking, Harvard Business Review, Jim Langcuster, New York Times, Newspapers, nichepapers, The Nichepaper Manifesto, Umair Haque

A Glance Backward, A Step Forward

missionextension wrote 5 months ago: Yes, I hear it all the time: Cooperative Extension faces some of the most challenging times in our h … more →

Tags: Crops, Science, Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Cotton Scouting, boll weevil, entomogists, Jim Langcuster

Creep-Proofing Our Features — and Our Mission and Image1 comment

missionextension wrote 5 months ago: A couple of days ago, I promised that I would offer some suggestions aimed at resolving the feature … more →

Tags: cooperative extension, Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Jesup Wagon, George Washington Carver, Booker T. Washington, Tuskegee Institute, Working Knowledge, Jim Langcuster

Taking the Creep Out of Our Features

missionextension wrote 5 months ago: After almost a quarter century working for an organization, you begin to see things — patterns.  As … more →

Tags: social networking, cooperative extension, feature creep, Chip and Dan Heath, Made to Stick, Palm Pilot

Improvising an Apology4 comments

missionextension wrote 5 months ago: This morning, I woke up with the term “muddle” bouncing around in my head.  I applied that term rece … more →

Tags: technology, social networking

Muddling Through: The Great Extension Dilemma

missionextension wrote 5 months ago: I’ve often joked that the Cooperative Extension concept shares a lot in common with the Britis … more →

Tags: technology, social networking, cooperative extension, Seaman Knapp, C.C. Thach, Wikinomics, organizational identity, Jim Langcuster

Lessons for Cooperative Extension

missionextension wrote 5 months ago: I’ve been an active user of the Web for some 13 years now — since 1996. Shortly after I got started … more →

Tags: social networking, Learning Curve, web 2. 0, Blogging, twitter, facebook, Unix, Usenet

Banishing the "Hick" Factor

missionextension wrote 1 year ago: Discussing the history of land-grant universities with Carolyn Whatley yesterday, I was reminded of … more →

Tags: technology, cooperative extension, peter watson, Ideas!, Science, Max Planck, Max Lenz, Landgrant universities

Of Cow Colleges and British Dominions2 comments

missionextension wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been known for invoking some strange analogies in the course of my professional career, but I’v … more →

Tags: extension programs, cooperative extension, Auburn University, Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Seaman Knapp, British Dominion, Australia, Jim Langcuster


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