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    101. Comparative evaluation of agricultural publications and other farming news media

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    102. Comparing B2B and agri-marketers

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    103. Connected television advertising - 10 reasons why you should consider CTV

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    104. Connecting the first mile: a framework for best practice in ICT projects for knowledge sharing in development

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    106. Contact of extension officers with different sources of agricultural information in West Bengal

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    109. Creating effective relationships with the media

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    112. Cultural resources and material health in Mali

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    113. Custom access program is major step for ag marketers

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    114. Data-driven programmatic vs. direct-buy website advertising

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    115. Deed vs. words: can public relations help?

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    118. Designing effective messages for microbial food safety hazards

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    120. Developing an extension programme: the communication process

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    121. Developing successful programs: focus on marketing to the rural lifestyler

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    122. Development and mass communication: effective use of the mass media in rural (or inner-city) development

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    123. Development communication: strategies and methods

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    125. Different ways to get publicity

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    126. Diffusion of agricultural health and safety information: a two part study of Oklahoma farmers and extension agricultural engineers

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    127. Digital media - a component of your media mix?

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    129. Distinctive characteristics of FRTEP extension programs on five Indian reservations in Arizona and New Mexico

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    130. Do farmers wear socks?

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    131. Do you reach the Scandinavians by advertising in the English papers?

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    134. Education campaign planning

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    139. Enhancing program delivery with multimedia

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    141. Examining internet access and social media application use for online nutrition education in SNAP-Ed participants in rural Illinois

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    144. Exploring communication processes in a farmer cooperative: a case study

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    145. Extension teaching methods, and factors that influence adoption of agricultural and home economics practices

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    146. Extension tools : beyond the obsession with new technologies

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    147. FOREST Project component 1: Forest fire prevention - progress report for the 2001 forest fire season

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    149. Factors in the use of a U.S.D.A. fact sheet issued through the mass communication channels of the Cooperative Extension Service

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    150. Factors related to the use of press and radio by Negro extension personnel in Alabama

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