Add to ORKGAgriculture is one of the largest industries in the world. Rural communities in the U.S., and specifically in Southern Illinois, have significant cultural and economic ties to agriculture. Since the 1950s, information about agriculture topics and issues decreased in mainstream media, while niche agriculture and trade publications have become more prevalent. Mainstream media portray agriculture producers as either bucolic, passive people not able to manage their own affairs, or as evil capitalists out to make a profit at any cost. The classic center-periphery model of Johan Galtung (1971) illustrates how economic and political centers benefit by restricting information flow out of, and among industrial and geographic peripheries. The cen...
It is estimated the global population will reach 9 billion by the year 2050. This growth in populati...
There is no abstract available for this research paper.Department of JournalismThesis (M.A.
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Sociology, 2007In the 20th century U.S. farming began to c...
The purpose for this thesis was to explore a dynamic between the news media, their subjects, and the...
You can ask any county farm agent how to get local farm columns published: write about local persons...
Author institution (Rhoades): Department of Agricultural Communication, Education and Leadership, Th...
Because large-circulation newspapers in the United States continue to serve increasingly urban audie...
With less than 2 % of the population being directly involved in agriculture production, the general ...
Many studies in the past have proved that political writings and reports sell best. Time and again m...
The study was carried out to examine how newspapers' agricultural agenda setting influences the impo...
In January 1983 we surveyed Connecticut newspaper editors and U.S. farm newspaper editors on their p...
The development of agriculture largely depends on the extent to which proven agricultural innovatio...
Agricultural organizations often struggle to have their messages heard on television news. Stories ...
No, it\u27s not farming, although farm business is big business and still growing individually and c...
Agriculture is a significant industry within the United States. This paper will start by providing a...
It is estimated the global population will reach 9 billion by the year 2050. This growth in populati...
There is no abstract available for this research paper.Department of JournalismThesis (M.A.
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Sociology, 2007In the 20th century U.S. farming began to c...
The purpose for this thesis was to explore a dynamic between the news media, their subjects, and the...
You can ask any county farm agent how to get local farm columns published: write about local persons...
Author institution (Rhoades): Department of Agricultural Communication, Education and Leadership, Th...
Because large-circulation newspapers in the United States continue to serve increasingly urban audie...
With less than 2 % of the population being directly involved in agriculture production, the general ...
Many studies in the past have proved that political writings and reports sell best. Time and again m...
The study was carried out to examine how newspapers' agricultural agenda setting influences the impo...
In January 1983 we surveyed Connecticut newspaper editors and U.S. farm newspaper editors on their p...
The development of agriculture largely depends on the extent to which proven agricultural innovatio...
Agricultural organizations often struggle to have their messages heard on television news. Stories ...
No, it\u27s not farming, although farm business is big business and still growing individually and c...
Agriculture is a significant industry within the United States. This paper will start by providing a...
It is estimated the global population will reach 9 billion by the year 2050. This growth in populati...
There is no abstract available for this research paper.Department of JournalismThesis (M.A.
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Sociology, 2007In the 20th century U.S. farming began to c...