The Summer 2019 issue of Emu Today & Tomorrow featured ways that you can use Instagram to boost your business and extend your storefront. You can use Instagram to curate an audience interested in your farm. Find out how to best use Instagram, and why Instagram is such a great social media tool for businesses by reading the Summer issue of Emu Today & Tomorrow! Go to the digital archives to access the issue right now (if you’re a subscriber).

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Photo at Amaroo Hills Emu Farm-NC by Ruth Ann Replogle

Attendees of this year’s American Emu Association national convention in North Carolina got the opportunity to tour one of the largest emu farms in the country and learn how to operate and manage an emu business. Attendees also learned about production regulations, biotechnology, handling taxes, marketing strategies, and more during the three-day event. Be watching for the fall issue of Emu Today & Tomorrow to find out all about it!

Emu Today‘s 2018 summer issue is all about emu meat:

• The benefits of eating emu meat
• The different cuts of emu meat
• How to cook emu meat
• How to market emu meat
• Recipes using emu meat (and emu eggs)

You can also find out details about the American Emu Association’s upcoming national emu farmer convention in North Carolina.

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The 2018 spring issue of Emu Today & Tomorrow has sprung and it’s all about emu oil.

For your copy, subscribe today to Emu Today & Tomorrow online, by phone 580-628-2933 or via email info@emutoday.com. With a paid ET&T subscription, you also get FREE access to the digital archives,

Photo at Mcadoo Zoo by Brian Smith

Learn about the emu industry, the history of emus, and more in the winter 2018 edition of Emu Today & Tomorrow.  You’ll also find out what to do if the FDA shows up at your emu farm.

Subscribe today to Emu Today & Tomorrow online! You can also call 580-628-2933 or email info@emutoday.com. With a paid ET&T subscription, you also get FREE access to the digital archives,

Emu Today & Tomorrow’s fall issue wraps up the 2017 four-part series on how to begin emu farming. Articles in this edition include how to choose birds and how to keep them safe from illness.

Past articles in the series include:

• Feeding
• Cleaning
• Incubating
• Hatching
• Keeping emus healthy
• Spotting poisonous plants
• Choosing the right land, fencing, and shelter requirements
• Growing your emu business

You can buy the fall issue by itself, get a year subscription of ET&T starting with the fall issue, or back order the entire A Beginner’s Guide To Emu Farming series–it’s up to you! Order online, call 580-628-2933, or email info@emutoday.com.

The American Emu Association got its kicks on Route 66 in Springfield, Missouri this summer. The annual national convention was held July 14-16. Attendees learned about the rise and fall of emu industry, how to market their business, the history of ratites and their impact on humans, and more. Be watching for the fall issue of Emu Today & Tomorrow to learn all about it!

The third installment of Emu Today & Tomorrow’s Beginner’s Guide to Emu Farming series includes:

• Ways to help your emus beat the heat
• Choosing the right land, fencing, and shelter requirements for housing emus
• What to do about emu poo

You also get a preview of the American Emu Association’s upcoming National Convention in Springfield, Missouri. Register before June 11 to get the special hotel discount.

Subscribe today to Emu Today & Tomorrow and get this as your first issue in the mail. You can either order online, call 580-628-2933, or email info@emutoday.com. With a paid ET&T subscription, you also get FREE access to the digital archives,

Emu Today & Tomorrow’s Beginner’s Guide to Emu Farming continues with the spring issue.

Learn how to:

• Successfully grow your business
• Hatch and care for your emu chicks
• Spot poisonous plants that harm emus

Subscribe today to Emu Today & Tomorrow online! You can also call 580-628-2933 or email info@emutoday.com. With a paid ET&T subscription, you also get FREE access to the digital archives,