Reporter-Anchor for Brownfield Ag Network in Wisconsin
Larry Lee is a Reporter-Anchor for Brownfield Ag Network in Wisconsin. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on business and economics, energy policy, and drone technology. Larry's work has been featured in various outlets including TODAY, Agri America Marketing Inc, and The Sacramento Observer.
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Larry Lee's coverage predominantly focuses on agriculture and farming, particularly dairy farming, as well as government and politics with a national (United States, Wisconsin) perspective. He also covers international relations, obituaries, and weather-related topics.
Given his focus on agriculture and farming in the United States with an emphasis on dairy farming in Wisconsin, he would likely be interested in insights from local agricultural experts or farmers who can provide commentary on trends within the industry. Additionally, given his coverage of legal policy regulations and government announcements related to agriculture, pitches focused on regulatory changes impacting the dairy industry may resonate with him.
Considering Larry's interest in world affairs such as international relations alongside domestic agricultural news indicates that he might appreciate pitches offering insights into how global events impact local agriculture or trade policies affecting US farmers.
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By: Larry Lee
Colin Kaepernick, speaking at Sacramento’s Guild Theater promoting his memoir, “The Perilous Fight,” dismisses the NFL’s public relations gestures.
By: Larry Lee
Oil prices climbed Wednesday after Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed attacks on airports and a military installation in Saudi Arabia, raising concerns about the kingdom's exposure to an expanding conflict as regional crude shipments recover.
At least 30 people were killed and 18 wounded when a Russian aerial bomb struck two buses in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk on Thursday, Ukrainian authorities said, prompting officials to suspend public transportation there and in neighboring Sloviansk.
By: Larry Lee
Iranian officials have privately raised the possibility of sending troops into neighboring countries if the United States resumes major strikes, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, as Tehran threatens a broader regional response and Washington prepares military options despite President Donald Trump's pledge to wait until after the midterm elections.
By: Larry Lee
Iran is changing how it targets commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz to intensify shipping disruptions and frustrate U.S. efforts to lower oil prices before November's midterm elections, Reuters reported, citing senior Iranian officials.
By: Larry Lee
Ukraine has resumed attacks on Russian oil infrastructure after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Moscow violated an energy ceasefire announced by President Donald Trump, deepening a dispute with Washington over fuel supplies, intelligence assistance and negotiations with the Kremlin.
By: Larry Lee
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pressed President Donald Trump to consider renewed military action against Iran before elections in both countries, according to disputed reports that have drawn denials from the White House and Netanyahu's office.
By: Larry Lee
U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russian President Vladimir Putin personally ordered an intensified sabotage campaign against NATO countries, according to The Wall Street Journal, placing a failed drone attack on a German cargo aircraft among its opening operations.
By: Larry Lee
Ukraine rejected Elon Musk's accusation that its military violated Starlink's terms by using the commercial satellite service for offensive drone attacks, prolonging a dispute over restrictions that disrupted battlefield operations before connectivity was restored.
By: Larry Lee
Israelis voted at the fastest pace in 45 years on Tuesday in an election that could end Benjamin Netanyahu's premiership, although a divided parliament could leave him leading a caretaker government for months.
