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Mike Lessiter caught up with Elizabeth Burns-Thompson (@modagalliance) following her "TED TALK" presentation at #NNTC2026. She discusses the work being done to protect farmers’ choices in crop protection tools, reflects on her ag journey, and much more.▶️no-tillfarmer.com/articles/1…
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Niche business journalist Mike Lessiter articulates 5 points from questions about the press and censorship in his latest TO THE POINT blog. The comments field is open on @feeditors for your own thoughts and observations. 🔗 farm-equipment.com/blogs/6-o… #JimmyKimmel
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ALL HANDS ON DECK at @feeditors & @LessiterMedia HQ in final prep for the history book to mark 75 years of the @Shortliner. Thousands of pages of interview transcripts read and too-many to count photos in selection for the project. Special story planned in Oct/Nov FE issue! 👀🥳
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Although his official title was V.P. of Finance & Administration, Michael Storts went far above and beyond his role at @LessiterMedia even heading into retirement. We wouldn't be doing him justice by simply summarizing him in a few sentences. ▶️youtu.be/s5Xn8L0S3IA
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We brought in George Russell of Machinery Advisors Consortium to hold a half day, interactive session with all @LessiterMedia managers today. It included workshops in which lots of guidance & light bulb moments were shared. A great day of learning, camaraderie and team building!
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Each month, President Mike Lessiter brings the @lessitermedia Leadership Team & the Managers together for an iron-sharpening session. This working lunch meeting included an insightful session where each manager disclosed his/her “hardest lesson learned” in management. Read more:
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Frank Lessiter led a presentation about conservation ag and the legacy of our brands (@NoTillFarmr, @StripTillFarmr, @CoverCropping) in educating about & promoting these practices. There was a universally felt sense of pride for the audiences we serve and their impactful work.

















