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Feb. 1, 2012 Source: High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal news release Getting the best agriculture industry news has never been easier with the release of High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal for Kindle and Nook. The availability of the Journal on e-readers is just one step the publication is taking toward more digital access to its award-winning content. Tom Taylor, publisher, says that offering the publication in new ways will allow for a broader market reach. "This is something that readers have inquired about, and we're happy to be able to provide this to them," Taylor said. "This is just another step forward in the digital world for our publication." "We are very excited to offer the Journal on some of the most popular e-readers on the market," said Taylor. "This gives our readers another option on obtaining their weekly agriculture news." The Kindle version is available at Amazon.com for $2.99 per month and includes wireless delivery via Whispernet direct to a Kindle device. The most current issue will appear weekly for download with a subscription, that includes a risk-free 14-day free trial. The Nook version is available through Barnes & Nobel (BN.com) for $2.99 per month and includes wireless delivery weekly, as well as a 14-day free trial. The Kindle version does not include the classified ad section, while the Nook will include the popular section. About High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal is a weekly agriculture news publication with five geographic editions covering production agriculture across 12 states with paid readership. The Journal is based in Dodge City, Kan., and has brought essential industry news and markets to farm families and agriculture decision makers for more than 60 years throughout America's heartland. Tweet |
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