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: Brent Barnett, Carah Hart
The USDA’s national corn and soybean condition ratings improved slightly last week.
By: Erin Anderson, Carah Hart
A north central Ohio farmer says she’s concerned this week’s expected record high temperatures could impact her corn crop.
By: Carah Hart
A grain elevator manager and a farmer, both based in South Dakota, say winter wheat harvest is off to a better-than-expected start.
By: Carah Hart
An ag economist with University of Missouri Extension says renewed tensions in the Black Sea region, and the continued Middle East conflict mean higher production costs and more market uncertainty.
By: Carah Hart
Two farmers say last week’s extreme rainfall and flash flooding in southeast Missouri had agriculture impacts. Jeff Reed raises cattle in Wayne and Butler Counties, and farms along the lower Black River. He says the hardest hit areas in last Friday’s storm were along the upper Black River with property damage and cattle washed away. […]
A grain elevator manager in central South Dakota says he’s not sure how the spring wheat crop will do in this week’s heat dome.
By: Carah Hart
A market analyst says the current heat dome could reduce U.S. crop potential. Don Roose is with U.S. Commodities. “We’re at a crossroads. Are we going to continue to be threatened? Are we going to go into more of a normal growing condition? Is the heat dome going to move around and help or hurt […]
The director of public policy in renewable fuels for the National Corn Growers Association says the latest step towards implementing the 45Z clean fuel tax credit is mostly good news for farmers. Matt Ziegler says the USDA’s Regenerative Agricultural Feedstock Rule gives corn farmers a clear path toward participating in the voluntary program. “Some key […]
Unseasonably hot temperatures are expected to stress the crops growing in the dry parts of the Northern Plains this week. Laura Edwards, the state climatologist with South Dakota State University Extension, says she’s expecting daily highs to stretch into 100 degrees by the afternoon, and it will be warm at night. “We’re going to be […]
By: Carah Hart
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed a bill into law authorizing Missouri’s Department of Health and Senior Services to begin tracking and reporting Alpha-gal Syndrome. Missouri Cattlemen’s Association Past President Jeff Reed tells Brownfield “You’ve got to have the data to support it, to get other people interested in coming up with cures or a […]
