WiscoAg's Social Media Triumph: Joanna Guza Wins Prestigious Award!
Every year, the Wisconsin Broadcaster’s Association hosts a gala that brings together influential figures from across the media spectrum. In a landmark victory reflecting the contemporary blend of agriculture and digital technology, WiscoAg News has basked in the spotlight with Farm Director Joanna Guza being honored as the recipient of the 2024 Best Use of Social Media Award.
A Commitment to Agricultural Innovation
Joanna Guza’s innovative storytelling described through her vibrant social media campaigns has not only educated but deeply engaged audiences across the board. Her creative approach vividly brings to life the tales of farmers like those at Woldt Farms LLC, celebrating their stories, struggles, and successes with a human touch that resonates far beyond the rural boundaries. “We focus on genuine connections,” Guza says, reflecting on her work.
Spotlight on Woldt Farms
The featured farm, Woldt Farms LLC, offers a glimpse into the future of dairy farming. With roots stretching back to 1911, Daryl and Amy Woldt continue to manage an impressive operation of 1,650 cows over 4,000 acres. Through social platforms, Joanna captures their pioneering conservation efforts, showcasing game-changing techniques that promise sustainability and growth. According to WSAU, their forward-thinking practices stand as a model for others.
Crafting the Story
Joanna’s adept use of social media channels has elevated WiscoAg News’ influence across multiple platforms. Her stories are not just shared—they are celebrated, serving to unite farmers, consumers, and stakeholders around shared values and visions. Joanna shares, “Social media allows us to connect with both the farming community and those curious about farming life, bridging the gap with every post.”
Reaching for New Horizons
As the agricultural sector shifts and grows, WiscoAg with Joanna Guza at the helm is forging a path that melds tradition with innovation. Her commitment to storytelling ensures that the voices of farmers continue to be championed, their roles in providing for the world acknowledged and appreciated.
Joanna Guza’s recognition serves as a testament to the transformative power of social media in today’s agricultural narratives. Her award highlights the potential of digital platforms to educate, inform, and inspire future generations. For WiscoAg, the journey continues—with many more stories waiting to unfold.
In honoring Joanna Guza, the industry applauds not just her achievements but the possibilities she represents in bridging the gap between agriculture and the ever-growing digital world.
