Alejandro Figueroa is a Food & Agriculture reporter. He covers a range of topics related to agriculture and farming, climate change and the environment, as well as culture and society, focusing on sustainable practices and innovations in the field. Alejandro's work has been featured in various outlets including Lake Oswego Review, NPR, and Marketplace by APM.
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Alejandro Figueroa's coverage predominantly focuses on local agriculture, farming, and community development in the Ohio area. He frequently reports on government announcements related to these areas as well. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or data on local agricultural initiatives, food insecurity solutions, environmental cleanup efforts within the region of focus.
Given his interest in citing data and frequent reporting on government announcements, Alejandro may appreciate pitches that involve interviews with local government officials involved in agriculture and community development programs or experts who can provide statistical insights into relevant topics such as food insecurity or renewable energy initiatives at a local level.
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By: Alejandro Figueroa
The fires burned through thousands of acres of wildlife habitat in and around the refuge.
By: Alejandro Figueroa
As part of the settlement agreement, Madison Ranches does not admit wrongdoing over the decades-long nitrate problem.
By: Alejandro Figueroa
In Oregon, the Bureau of Land Management alone already authorizes livestock to graze on nearly 14 million acres of public lands across. BLM has identified at least 50,000 acres of its own lands and at least 88,000 acres of Forest Service lands that could be opened to more livestock in the state.
By: Alejandro Figueroa
Lamb Weston Holdings is accusing two other food processors of contributing to the nitrate pollution crisis in northern Morrow and Umatilla counties.
By: Alejandro Figueroa
Last year's bust season had Pacific Northwest cherry growers hoping this one would be better. It wasn't — at least not entirely.
By: Alejandro Figueroa
In short, the warmer, wetter weather forecasters predict for Oregon could disrupt agriculture in different ways across the state, but right now it's hard to say how.
By: Alejandro Figueroa
NEXTClean Fuels appears to owe millions to contractors and investors.
By: Alejandro Figueroa
Betting big on the craft flour movement, Cairnspring Mills opens new mill on Umatilla Indian Reservation in Pendleton.
By: Alejandro Figueroa
This area's economy largely depends on agriculture, and farmers will likely have less water in the years ahead.
By: Kyra Buckley, Alejandro Figueroa
Consolidation in the fish processing industry has left Newport with just one major seafood processing facility.
