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Chris Berry's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly basketball and hockey, in Massachusetts. He also covers farming and agriculture, with a specific emphasis on Yorkshire.
Given his focus on local sports teams and events, Chris may be interested in receiving pitches related to human interest stories about athletes or coaches within the community, upcoming games or tournaments involving local teams, and feature ideas that highlight the intersection of sports and community impact.
For farming and agriculture topics with a connection to Yorkshire as well as general agricultural practices prevalent in Massachusetts could be appealing for Chris. Pitching stories about innovative farming techniques or profiles of successful farmers from these regions could resonate well with him.
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Making your farm work the way in which you’d like it to, is the direction in which a couple, who are new to farming but not quite new, are looking to take Eastfield Farm, between Bainton and Lund, with their new venture The Wolds Project.
Diversification on farms, particularly in gorgeous Swaledale, have been around since before government intervention began making life harder with greater controls on how they farm and an early diversification enterprise, Usha Gap Campsite, has become one of nearly every Dales walker’s favourite destinations in its near century of having started.
By: Chris Berry
The earth moves every day for one of North Yorkshire’s newest farmers and it’s a good job it does because even with 200 acres, an increasing beef cattle enterprise and his arable acreage there’s a mortgage to be paid and little assistance available and Marcus Sutton of Crosby Grange Farm, Thornton-le-Moor knows that he has his work cut out if he ever wants to be just a farmer, which he wouldn’t be without his earthworks business.
By: Chris Berry
Novelist Maria Frankland’s move into psychological thrillers has, at last, brought rewards and recognition and she tells Chris Berry that being a self-publisher can work.
Driving the combine may well be a thing of the past for one North Yorkshire farmer but combining his time between assisting his nephews in the family arable farming concern at Eddlethorpe, while building a reputation for his sheep at Menethorpe is what drives him today.
By: Chris Berry
Crime thriller author Wes Markin talks of his love of North Yorkshire and especially Whitby. Chris Berry caught up with the million-selling writer, who is based near Harrogate.
The Tye Trophy is the most prestigious award for conservation and environmental improvements among farms in the north of England and Yorkshire Agricultural Society will announce its latest recipients at this year’s Great Yorkshire Show.
By: Chris Berry
Next weekend sees the second show of this year’s agricultural show season taking place in the county when North Yorkshire County Show will be back in the grounds of Otterington Hall, just three miles south of Northallerton, and one farming couple will have quite a presence.
By: Chris Berry
Robin Squire wrote a novel about the realities of the pop industry in the 1960s which became a classic. Chris Berry spoke to him as he reveals how he came to be the first Doctor Who monster in colour.
By: Chris Berry
They are without doubt one of the most eye-catching cattle breeds at any show and one young farming couple that has only recently taken them on are already making an impression with the quality of their stock, and next Saturday sees the first defence of a title won last year as Champion of Champions at Honley Show.
