March 2024 social media toolkit offers images and sample posts to use for your own social media account.
Key Dates
- National Women’s History Month
- March 3: World Wildlife Day
- March 19: First Day of Spring
- March 17-23: National Ag Week
Sample Posts
Women’s History Month
- @USDA_NIFA is committed to supporting women scientists who conduct advanced agricultural and natural resources research for the public good. This includes women scientists at (UNIVERSITY). (DETAILS ABOUT SCIENTIST AND RESEARCH) #WomensHistoryMonth
- @USDA_NIFA believes educating the next generation of women scientists is critical to ensuring this nation is prepared to solve the most critical issues facing our planet. This includes women scientists at (UNIVERSITY). (DETAILS ABOUT SCIENTIST AND RESEARCH) #WomensHistoryMonth
March 3: World Wildlife Day
- Wildlife contributes to healthy ecosystems, provides income to landowners, and affords recreational and aesthetic benefits to society. With support from @USDA_NIFA, (UNIVERSITY/PARTNER) conducts wildlife-related research. (Link to wildlife research funded by USDA-NIFA.)
- With support from @USDA_NIFA, (UNIVERSITY/PARTNER) is educating landowners about wildlife issues and improved management practices. (Link to wildlife education and outreach funded by USDA-NIFA.)
March 19: First Day of Spring
- Spring has sprung! With support from @USDA_NIFA, (UNIVERSITY/PARTNER) is developing new plant products that are critical to the sustainability and competitiveness of U.S. agriculture. (Link to plant research funded by USDA-NIFA.)
- Horticultural crops represent nearly 40% of U.S. agricultural crop production. With support from @USDA_NIFA, (UNIVERSITY/PARTNER) Extension educates citizens about how to sustainably manage landscapes and gardens. (Link to Extension work funded by USDA-NIFA.)
March 17-23: National Ag Week
- At (UNIVERSITY/PARTNER) we conduct sustainable agriculture research with support from @USDA_NIFA. Learn more about our efforts to promote a sustainable supply of abundant, affordable, nutritious food. (Link to research funded by USDA NIFA.)
- Agriculture in the Classroom provides students lessons in math, science and arts that relate to agriculture. Learn more about this @USDA_NIFA-supported program at (UNIVERSITY/PARTNER).
