Carah Hart is an Anchor/Reporter at Brownfield Ag News. With a strong background in agricultural journalism, she focuses on themes such as sustainable agriculture, water management, and agri-tech, reflecting her commitment to farming and environmental issues. Carah has also been featured in WCMY-AM, KGFW-AM, Kexl, and Franetic - Agência de Marketing Digital.
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Carah Hart's coverage predominantly revolves around local agricultural and legal policy developments in South Dakota. Given this focus, she is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide insights into local agriculture trends, legislative changes impacting farming communities, or data-driven analysis related to agricultural production in the region.
Potential sources for Carah may include local farmers, agriculture policymakers, legal experts specializing in property rights or water rights laws specific to South Dakota, as well as agronomists and other specialists familiar with regional crop and livestock management.
Considering her emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the context of agriculture & farming topics like cattle nutritionist advice during extreme weather conditions might also resonate with her audience.
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By: Carah Hart
The president and CEO of the Fertilizer Institute says the U.S. fertilizer supply chain’s just-in-time system has reached a tipping point. Corey Rosenbusch says over time, the system has changed from flexible and predictable, to strained and reactive. “I think this may really start to change the behavior going forward where we actually may move […]
By: Carah Hart
The U.S. Department of Transportation has temporarily removed hours of service regulations for fertilizer deliveries in more than 30 states. Drivers hauling fertilizers can now drive up to 16 hours in one day, compared to up to 11 hours in a 14-hour window. Read the waiver. The goal is to allow more flexibility so fertilizers […]
A livestock specialist with University of Missouri Extension says consistent rains and cool temps have delayed dry hay cutting and baling in mid-Missouri. Gene Schmitz tells Brownfield “We have to deal with the cards that Mother Nature gives us and so if we get windows of time, be ready to get at least something put […]
By: Carah Hart
An agronomist in northern Arkansas says recent “just enough” rains have helped improve the extremely dry crops. “It helped a lot of the dry land acres, of course. And then also, yeah, just taking some of that pressure off of having to to irrigate the crop.” Stephen Leininger with Helena Agri-Enterprises tells Brownfield it’s one […]
By: Brent Barnett, Carah Hart
A south-central Iowa farmer says he’s prioritizing weed control as June begins.
By: Carah Hart
The Federal Trade Commission is launching a formal investigation into possible anti-competitive behavior in the U.S. fertilizer industry.
By: Carah Hart
The USDA has launched an initiative to support a rebuild of the U.S. cotton industry. The Great American Cotton Plan focuses on increasing demand for U.S. raised cotton and boosting the U.S. cotton industry. “You know, farm bills are hugely important and when they’re needed,the economic existence are hugely important, but at the end of […]
By: Carah Hart
The USDA is allowing landowners to adjust base acres, and a farm management analyst says that could provide more support for farmers.
By: Carah Hart
Fertilizer supply and pricing concerns are likely to hang on into the fall, with analysts pointing to tight global markets and ongoing geopolitical disruptions.
By: Carah Hart
An agronomist in northern Arkansas says farmers should be paying close attention to nutrient deficiencies in the crops as the growing season continues.
