Preston's Summary

Ben Felder is the Editor in Chief at Investigate Midwest, where he covers agribusiness and the meat industry in Oklahoma. His work blends narrative storytelling, data analysis, and investigative reporting, focusing on the state's political landscape and its social issues, including lawsuits and public health concerns. Felder's reporting has been featured in multiple outlets, including AGDAILY, Yahoo News, and The Oklahoman.

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Geo Focus

Kansas, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 36 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 36 %
Cites Data: 18 %
Evolving Stories: 5 %
Breaking News: 1 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Christianity
  • Farm Animal
  • Sustainable Agriculture
  • Farm Management
  • Ranching

Pitching Insights

Ben Felder's focus is primarily on local politics and government in Oklahoma, particularly related to agricultural and land use policy. Based on the coverage attributes provided, Ben appears to be most interested in covering government announcements and legal policy regulations affecting the state.

When reaching out to Ben, consider providing insights or expertise related to local political developments, legislative changes impacting agriculture or poultry farming, Governor Stitt’s policies and their effects on Oklahoma residents. Additionally, if you can offer expert analysis of data relevant to these topics or have unique perspectives on deregulation impacts within Eastern Oklahoma specifically would likely capture his attention.

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