Editor Preferences for the Use of Scientific Information in Livestock Publications

Naile, Traci L.; Cartmell, D. Dwayne

doi:10.4148/1051-0834.1204

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“…Agricultural producers frequently use agricultural magazines for news pertaining to production technology, agribusiness management, personal health, work safety, and public policy (Ford & Babb, 1989;Wadud et al, 1998). Naile (2006) found that agricultural magazines provide Research readers with information about diverse topics that can influence their decision-making processes. Because of this, agricultural media should strive to make sure the reported information is relevant and usable for readers (Naile, 2006).…”

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Conversations with Gatekeepers: An Exploratory Study of Agricultural Publication Editors' Decisions to Publish Risk Coverage

Abrams¹,

Meyers²

2010

Journal of Applied Communications

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“…Naile (2006) found that agricultural magazines provide Research readers with information about diverse topics that can influence their decision-making processes. Because of this, agricultural media should strive to make sure the reported information is relevant and usable for readers (Naile, 2006).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Conversations with Gatekeepers: An Exploratory Study of Agricultural Publication Editors' Decisions to Publish Risk Coverage

Abrams¹,

Meyers²

2010

Journal of Applied Communications

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“…Agricultural producers frequently use agricultural magazines for news pertaining to production technology, agribusiness management, personal health, work safety, and public policy (Ford & Babb, 1989;Wadud et al, 1998). Naile (2006) found that agricultural magazines provide Research these sources may act together in the social amplification of risk. As a source of risk amplification, the media can produce effects rippling across time, space, and social institutions (Kasperson et al, 1988).…”

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Journal of Applied Communications vol. 94 (1-2) Full Issue

Lundy¹

2010

Journal of Applied Communications

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“…This indicates that people involved in the agricultural and beef industries were more apt to hear about COOL from a maga-zine. Prior studies have found that people involved in agriculture rely on farm publications for information (Ford & Babb, 1989;Wadud, Kreuter, & Clarkson, 1998;Naile, 2006).…”

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Out in the Cold About COOL: An Analysis of U.S. Consumers' Awareness of Mandatory Country-of-Origin Labels for Beef

Allen¹,

Meyers

Brashears

et al. 2011

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Mandatory country-of-origin labeling (COOL) is a policy that requires a label noting what country or countries from which many fresh food products derive. While some have favored the policy as a marketing tool, others have criticized it as confusing, expensive, and difficult to mandate. An online survey of U.S. beef consumers who were their households' primary grocery buyers (N=396) was conducted to examine their knowledge and awareness of COOL and the information sources they use to make food purchases. Only 10 respondents (2.5%) knew COOL stood for country-of-origin labeling, and 287 respondents (72.5%) indicated they had never heard of COOL. Despite an apparent lack of knowledge and awareness, a majority of the participants still supported the idea of mandatory COOL and preferred to have COOL for beef. The results indicated that more consumer education is needed about COOL. Further research is necessary to examine this policy as it diffuses among consumers.

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Editor Preferences for the Use of Scientific Information in Livestock Publications

Cited by 4 publications

References 33 publications

Conversations with Gatekeepers: An Exploratory Study of Agricultural Publication Editors' Decisions to Publish Risk Coverage

Conversations with Gatekeepers: An Exploratory Study of Agricultural Publication Editors' Decisions to Publish Risk Coverage

Journal of Applied Communications vol. 94 (1-2) Full Issue

Out in the Cold About COOL: An Analysis of U.S. Consumers' Awareness of Mandatory Country-of-Origin Labels for Beef

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