This toolkit provides language, graphics and other marketing resources to help you promote the Almanac, the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences’ (CAES) award-winning annual magazine for students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends of the college.
Key messaging
The art and stories in the CAES Almanac are curated to celebrate the balance and breadth of expertise that CAES provides and brings to Georgia’s agricultural community. In homage to the iconic Farmers’ Almanac, the CAES Almanac is a window into the work being done at CAES to make the world increasingly healthy, equitable and sustainable.
- Almanac tagline: Science in service of humanity and the environment
- Survey: News, perspectives and points of interest from the college and UGA Extension
- Forecast: The ideas and technologies that will empower Georgia’s producers
- Nurture: The next generation through curiosity, community and human connection
- Thrive: By fostering relationships between people, the land and communities near and far
- Harvest: Solutions that sustain our land, protect our resources and nourish our neighbors
Sample post captions
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CAES departments and UGA Extension
The 2026 Almanac is HERE! 🌱🍅 The fifth volume of CAES’ award-winning annual magazine is officially live, and we’re so excited to share it with you. From stories on how CAES research is innovating Georgia agriculture, features on familiar faces, news on various programs and more, the 2026 Almanac is filled with stories of science in service of humanity and the environment.
➡️ Read the full digital magazine here: http://almanac.caes.uga.edu.
CAES partners
🌱🍅 The UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences has published the fifth volume of their award-winning annual magazine, Almanac, showcasing science in service of humanity and the environment.
➡️ Read the full digital magazine here: http://almanac.caes.uga.edu.
Almanac contributors
Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to work with the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and contribute my [artwork, photography, article, etc.] to the 2026 Almanac, the college’s award-winning annual magazine sharing stories of science in service of humanity and the environment. It was an honor to help bring the stories in this magazine to life, and I’m so proud to add this project to my portfolio.
The full 2026 Almanac is now available both in print and online, and I’d love to share it with you!
➡️ You can read the full digital Almanac here: http://almanac.caes.uga.edu.
Featured subjects
Exciting news — I’m featured in the 2026 Almanac! This award-winning magazine from the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences is packed with stories about science making a real difference for people and our planet. I’m proud to say that this year’s volume includes a feautre on my work [insert a bit of language on your work featured], and I’d love to share it with you.
➡️ You can read my story, as well as the full digital edition of the magazine here: http://almanac.caes.uga.edu.
Digital Assets
Resources
Before posting on social media, be sure to review our social media guidelines and ensure your posts are compliant with the most recent accessibility standards using our digital accessibility handbook. Ask yourself these key questions before posting:
- Do my graphics have enough contrast to be readable? If not, check out the “using color” section of our digital accessibility handbook.
- Have I included alt text alongside all of my images? If not, check out the “alternative text” section of our digital accessibility handbook.
- Does my video have captions? If not, check out the “video and audio” section of our digital accessibility handbook.
- When sharing on Instagram, are my links interactive? If not, include the URL in your profile bio as opposed to the post caption.
Questions
Please contact Nele Langhof at nele@uga.edu with any questions.