GREENWICH, N.Y. — Greetings, dear readers! We had a wonderful launch week for Morning Ag Clips Mobile (or as we’ve been calling it in the office, the “MAC app”). Thank you for your downloads and support!
If you haven’t had a chance to download the app, click here or search for “Morning Ag Clips Mobile” in the Apple App Store or Google Play store.
Our editors will be taking a small break between Christmas and New Year’s, and so you won’t find your typical weekday newsletters in your inbox. However, that doesn’t mean the news stops happening! There will always be an editor at the helm, monitoring the newsfeeds — and bringing you the latest breaking news to your app!
We’ll populate the app with the latest national news, local stories, and press releases from all industry segments as they come in Monday, December 26th through Friday, December 30th. So be sure to download the app here and stay connected with us over the holidays! Your regularly scheduled newsletters will return January 2nd, 2023.
P.S. — If you’re doing any shopping, don’t forget to order your MAC gear from our store, here!
–The Morning Ag Clips Team
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