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Jennifer Carrico’s coverage primarily focuses on expert commentary and industry-specific insights related to agriculture and farming, with a specific local focus. Given this, she would likely be most responsive to pitches offering in-depth expertise from professionals within the agricultural and farming sectors.
Those who have practical experience or can provide data-driven insights into topics such as crop production, livestock management, agricultural technology, or agribusiness may find success when reaching out to Jennifer.
Her geographic focus is local (United States/Iowa/Iowa State Fair), so sources with knowledge of these areas or those able to provide localized perspectives on agricultural issues are likely to resonate well with her.
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By: Jennifer Carrico
Hot summer weather is driving drought conditions across the Plains and Southwest, pushing pasture and range ratings to significantly worse than a year ago. Iowa and Missouri remain bright spots, while Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming lead in poor conditions.
By: Jennifer Carrico
Pasture and range conditions suffer in the Plains and South, while the Midwest has received more moisture, providing good conditions. (DTN maps by Kathy Myers)
By: Jennifer Carrico
Tyson Foods is closing its Joslin, Illinois, beef plant and Eagle Mountain, Utah, facility, displacing more than 2,500 workers amid historic U.S. cattle herd shortages. Processing will shift to Nebraska, Kansas, and Texas plants, as the beef cow herd hits its lowest inventory since 1951.
By: Jennifer Carrico
Cross Cattle Company relies on spring-fed water systems and native grasses to sustainably graze cattle across Alberta's vast prairie rangeland.
A new NCBA policy push aims to open CRP idled acres to managed grazing, thus giving cattle producers a new land base while keeping conservation goals intact.
Pasture and range conditions improved slightly in the High Plains and Southwest but worsened across the Midwest and Southern Plains due to heat. Overall conditions remain significantly worse than a year ago, with poor conditions nearly doubled.
By: Jennifer Carrico
Iowa's Cattle and Conservation Working Lands Program, expanding to include a total of 28 counties, quickly exhausted its $1.5 million budget in 10 days, prompting an additional $2.1 million allocation to meet overwhelming producer demand.
A new NCBA policy push aims to open CRP idled acres to managed grazing, thus giving cattle producers a new land base while keeping conservation goals intact.
The American Royal will debut events at its new Kansas City, Kansas, facility, ending 127 years in the West Bottoms location. Shows begin mid-September with expansion planned.
By: Jennifer Carrico
The Stark family adapts grazing plans, hay use and pasture rotations to keep cattle fed through drought, while carefully managing water, fencing and forage resources.
