Article: 2009 AGRIBUSINESS CONFERENCE FEATURES JOHN PHIPPS AS LUNCHEON SPEAKER

Article: Editor's Notebook.(John Phipps and Pam Henderson)
Farm Journal;  September 2, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... in Our People My first impression of John Phipps came from a fat envelope he sent to ... of Talent Don't worry, even though John Phipps is stretching his wings as host of U ... For all of the columns written by John Phipps for Farm Journal, go to www.johnwphipps ...

Article: U.S. Farm Report.(AT CLOSING PEOPLE)(John ...
Agri Marketing;  September 1, 2005 ;     601 words ...John Phipps will head the new U.S. Farm Report on-air team for Farm Journal Media. Also announced is the naming of John Phipps as the program's new host and managing editor, along with Al Pell as agribusiness director, Dyanna DeCola as ...

Article: OBIT - SELLERS, JOHN PHIPPS
Roanoke Times & World News;  March 13, 2006 ;     239 words ...John Phipps Sellers, of Kernersville, N.C., formerly of Independence, Va., the Pleasant Hill Community, passed away Saturday, March ...

Article: Perspective by John Phipps.(how does farm bill ...
Top Producer;  September 7, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... amp;rsquo;t blame all that on farm programs. That stuff would happen without a farm program.” Precisely my point. —John Phipps, JohnWPhipps@gmail.com, farms near Chrisman, Ill. He is the TV host o

Article: Top Producer wins awards.(John Phipps wins the ...
Top Producer;  August 3, 2006 ;     553 words ...Byline: Marcia Taylor Top Producer's Perspective columnist, John Phipps, won "Story of the Year" from the American Agricultural Editors Association this summer. His September 2005 column, "This ...

Article: Moves: Red Bee Media.(appointed John Phipps and ...
New Media Age;  January 18, 2007 ;     586 words ...Red Bee Media has appointed John Phipps to the newly created role of director of sales. He has almost 30 years' sales experience in the media and broadcasting market ...

Article: John's world: Just tweaking my life away.(Illinois farmer ...
Farm Journal;  February 15, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... the pickles in the fridge door. Sadly, it is likely our tweaking days are numbered. Soon the typical farmer will have little to constantly fuss with except his comb-over. For past columns by John Phipps, go to www.johnwphipps.com.