Carah Hart is an Anchor/Reporter at Brownfield Ag News. With a strong background in agricultural journalism, Carah covers a range of topics including sustainable agriculture, farm management, and AgriTech, reflecting her passion for farming and the agricultural industry. She has been featured in WCMY-AM, KGFW-AM, Kexl, and Franetic - Agência de Marketing Digital.
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Carah Hart's coverage predominantly revolves around local agricultural and legal policy developments in South Dakota. Given this focus, she is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide insights into local agriculture trends, legislative changes impacting farming communities, or data-driven analysis related to agricultural production in the region.
Potential sources for Carah may include local farmers, agriculture policymakers, legal experts specializing in property rights or water rights laws specific to South Dakota, as well as agronomists and other specialists familiar with regional crop and livestock management.
Considering her emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the context of agriculture & farming topics like cattle nutritionist advice during extreme weather conditions might also resonate with her audience.
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By: Erin Anderson, Carah Hart
Minnesota crops continued to progress as warm conditions and rainfall benefited much of the state.
Two Midwest farmers tell Brownfield they’ve already locked in fertilizer for next year’s crops.
A rice farmer in the Missouri Bootheel is wrapping up harvest and says he doesn’t have much of his crop marketed. Rance Daniels, who farms in Dunklin County, says while rice futures prices have improved lately, basis has widened. “The milled rice prices need to improve, so the basis will narrow back down. And it […]
A ribbon cutting happened this week for the $1.8 million newly expanded Swine Education and Research Facility at South Dakota State University. “We’re able to build two new wean-to-finish nutrition rooms, and that allows us to finish and do research on every group of animals that’s farrowed here at South Dakota State University,” Bob Thaler, […]
An extension corn agronomist says moisture will influence the start of harvest for many growers. Jeff Coulter with the University of Minnesota tells Brownfield crops in dry areas will likely need to be harvested first. “Any fields that were under stress, you’re going to want to try to prioritize those first. But also remember the […]
By: Kellan Heavican
A market analyst says there are several factors that could impact the number planted to wheat this fall. Jim McCormich with AgMarket.Net says ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has partially led to a runnup in prices recently. “They’re now attacking infrastructure. They’re trying to take out commodity boats. That is essentially cutting the export […]
By: Mark Dorenkamp, Carah Hart
Conditions have steadily deteriorated since the 4 th of July for a central Minnesota farmer preparing for harvest.
The state climatologist with University of Missouri Extension welcomes the rain falling across portions of Missouri this week.
An ag economist says USDA’s effort to modernize farm data could help level the playing field for farmers as private companies expand forecasting tools. Seth Meyer with MU’s Food and Ag Policy Research Institute tells Brownfield… “The fundamental purpose of these reports is to provide information symmetry into the market. You don’t want some folks […]
Sell corn at harvest or put it in the bin? Sam Hudson with Cornbelt Marketing says it’s a double-edged sword. “When we talk about selling with customers, we’re really talking about merchandising. Does it make sense to sell it today versus three months from now? I think that’s what the market’s trying to do is […]
