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Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Members' Preferred Sources of Animal Health Information by Dozier, Monty, Vestal, Tom A, Allen, Patrick R, Naile, Traci L

“…The nation’s agriculture and food infrastructure is vulnerable to significant social disruption and economic loss from hazards. Biological hazards, such as…”
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NAMA Members' Perceptions of Corporate Social Responsibility by Muntean, Lacy M, Gill, Greer, Naile, Traci L

“…As corporate social responsibility becomes increasingly important within organizations, it is imperative that professionals define their role in setting the…”
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Participant Satisfaction Related to Social Presence in Agricultural Conversations using Twitter: Implications for Agricultural Communications by Murphrey, Theresa P, Pritchett, Kelly M, Reeves, Lauren F, Naile, Traci L

“…Communication has evolved from predominantly face-to-face environments to include greater use of computer-mediated environments such as social networking sites…”
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Media Dependency During a Food Safety Incident Related to the U.S. Beef Industry by Charanza, Ashley D, Naile, Traci L

“…Food safety issues are an important topic in the mainstream media. Media coverage of food safety, particularly the beef industry, has the potential to alter…”
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Expressions of Social Presence in Agricultural Conversations on Twitter: Implications for Agricultural Communications by Murphrey, Theresa P, Pritchett, Kelly M, Naile, Traci L

“…Computer-mediated environments such as social media create new social climates that impact communication interactions in un-mediated environments. As…”
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Editor Preferences for the Use of Scientific Information in Livestock Publications by Cartmell, D. Dwayne, Naile, Traci L

“…Editors of monthly livestock publications were surveyed to determine their perceptions of the amount, type, and sources of scientific information used in their…”
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Examining JAC: An Analysis of the Scholarly Progression of the Journal of Applied Communications by Robertson, J. Tanner, Cartmell, D. Dwayne, Naile, Traci L

“…The peer-review process influences scholarly publication, authors, readers, and the direction of scientific research. In addition, this process may have a…”
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Editor preferences for the use of scientific information in livestock publications by Naile, Traci L

“…Scope and method of study. The purpose of this study was to determine the use of scientific information in monthly livestock magazines through a survey of…”
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Editor preferences for the use of scientific information in livestock publications by Naile, Traci L

“…Scope and method of study. The purpose of this study was to determine the use of scientific information in monthly livestock magazines through a survey of…”
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