Finding Your Voice in Agriculture with Ashlynn Jones

“And at the end of the day, the best thing you can do is, as long as you have good intentions, is to put some piece of your story out there because I promise you somebody will find a connection.”  Every farm has a story worth telling, but finding the confidence to share it isn't always easy. In this episode, third-generation cattle woman Ashlynn Jones shares her journey of returning to the family farm and finding her voice as an ag advocate. From winter chores to family transitions, she shows how sharing even simple daily moments can help bridge the gap between farmers and consumers.  Key Topics:  Transitioning back to the family farm  Finding confidence to share your ag story on social media  Starting with one platform and building from there  Women in agriculture  The importance of showing daily farm life  Supporting different farming methods  Connecting with consumers who are generations removed from farming  Managing cattle during extreme weather  Family legacy in agriculture  For those looking to connect with Ashlynn and learn more about her journey, you can find her on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok.  LINKS  Land-finding guide: thetinylife.com/fop.   Marketing Routine class, do so here!  Join the Farming On Purpose Facebook group and visit the Farming on Purpose merch page.   Check out our favorite software tool for online sales: Thrivecart  I may earn affiliate commissions from links on this page.  Other Episodes You May Enjoy:  Episode 1: Collaborating for Progress in Ranching with Cassidy Johnson  Episode 62: Your Life’s Bingo Card and Flower Farming with Liz Fielder of Sunny Mary Meadow Farms   Episode 47: Building Connections with Strong Ag Women with Jana Earp    About the Host of Farming On Purpose, Lexi Wright:    I’m your host, Lexi Wright. I started the Farming on Purpose Podcast from a passion for sharing the future of production agriculture.    Connect with me on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.    

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