Ariana Schumacher is a multimedia agricultural journalist based in South Dakota. With a focus on local agricultural news and issues, Ariana's work has been featured in various publications, including WDAY, AGWEEK, The Daily Republic, and Prairie Business magazine. She covers topics such as crop production, livestock management, rural communities, and agricultural policies.
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Ariana Schumacher focuses extensively on local agriculture and farming topics, particularly related to South Dakota. Her articles cover a range of agricultural events, seasonal updates, and press releases.
Individuals or organizations with expertise in South Dakota's agriculture industry, specifically in farming practices, livestock management, crop cultivation methods tailored for the region would likely find success reaching out to Ariana. Additionally, those involved in organizing agricultural events or releasing publications relevant to the local community could benefit from pitching their stories to her.
Given her focus on localized agricultural themes within South Dakota and seasonal coverage attributes such as harvest seasons and regional events specific to this area are highly likely to capture her interest.
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The Grazing Exchange is a resource that is connecting thousands of cattle producers and land owners.
By: Ariana Schumacher
Teachers across South Dakota now have access to a free curriculum that covers 10 topics surrounding soybeans.
By: Ariana Schumacher
30% of farmers are new and beginning, and the USDA has programs to make entering the industry a little easier.
The current state of the commodity market will take its toll on crop insurance this year, said Bunger, the administrator of Risk Management Agency.
The United States has seen three record years of trade of agricultural exports said Doug McKalip chief agricultural negotiator for the U.S. Trade Representative.
Since 2006, Farm Rescue has helped over 1,000 farm families in need. Now, they are expanding their reach.
USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack spoke to attendees at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa, on Aug. 28, making some new announcements from his department.
By: Ariana Schumacher
2021-2023 were some of the best years for agriculture, said Tom Vilsack, USDA Secretary. But this year, things look different.
By: Ariana Schumacher
The $1.2 million from the South Dakota Corn Utilization Council will fund two new wean-to-finish nutrition rooms, benefitting the state's swine industry as a whole.
Dakota Conservation Network is a new website designed to put all of the conservation programs and information in one place.
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