Betty Haynes is an Editorial Writer and Photographer at various esteemed publications. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, with a particular emphasis on farm animals, farm management, and ranching. Betty's work has been featured in Agri America Marketing Inc, BEEF Magazine, WAND-TV, Farm Progress, The Progressive Farmer, and the National FFA Organization.
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Betty Haynes' coverage is largely focused on agriculture and farming in the United States, particularly with a significant emphasis on expert commentary and profile features. If you are an industry expert or have insights into agricultural trends, innovations, or challenges faced by farmers in the U.S., Betty may be interested in hearing from you.
Given her focus on profile features, she might also be open to pitches about individuals making unique contributions to the agricultural industry or those leading initiatives that impact rural life and farming.
It's important to note that Betty's geographic focus is primarily national within the United States. Therefore, when reaching out to her with story ideas or expertise, it would be beneficial to tailor them specifically to the U.S. agricultural context.
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In the late 1960s, Mary Rickert watched anxiously from the sidelines as her older brothers participated in FFA events.
In September 1925, four Virginia Tech educators changed American agricultural education.
Farm life offers lessons on love, loss and resilience as a mother navigates explaining animal deaths to her young daughter.
I didn't realize I was addicted to my phone until my 3-year-old pointed it out. What are the long-term effects of phone addiction on us and our children?
Without intentional time together and celebration, harvest can quickly snowball into a season of isolation and frustration on the homefront.
With depressed grain markets and high input prices, cattle have allowed some farms to survive. What happens if that changes in the midst of trade deals?
Illinois Farm Bureau has been riddled with controversy over the last few years, and young members are tired of it.
A young farming couple entered into partnerships with two older cattlemen, on both cattle and pasture. Here’s what they've learned.
Where I Come From: In a population inundated with noise and drowned in stimulation, we could learn a thing or two from the Creator.
Here’s the story of an emergency c-section, twin bottle calves, two little farm girls and a whole lot of love.
