Colleen Kottke is a journalist based in Wisconsin, focusing on local news and agricultural topics. She has written for various publications, including H & H Farm Repair, Daily Herald Media - Wausau, Wisconsin, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, BOUNCHUM BUDDHIST TEMPLE INC, and Green Bay Press-Gazette. Colleen's articles cover a range of subjects, including farming, food production, rural communities, and local events.
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Colleen Kottke's coverage predominantly focuses on local agriculture and farming topics in Wisconsin, with a strong emphasis on announcements and expert commentary. She often covers stories related to the dairy industry, agricultural events, and local agricultural issues.
If you have expertise in Wisconsin's dairy industry or local farming practices, offering insights into these areas would likely be well-received by Colleen. Additionally, providing commentary on relevant government announcements or upcoming agricultural events within Wisconsin may also capture her interest.
Given her geographic focus on Wisconsin, pitches should align with the specific interests of the state’s agricultural community and aim to provide unique perspectives or updates relevant to this region.
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By: Colleen Kottke
The impact of rising costs has rippled across the entire agricultural. Farmers struggling with higher input costs and reduced income from lower crop yields and milk prices have had to cut corners, mainly by putting off big iron purchases and hanging on to older equipment.
By: Colleen Kottke
Wisconsin State Farmer Bird flu has been confirmed in a commercial poultry flock in Burnett County.
By: Colleen Kottke
Over $300 million will be spent to protect the U.S. from bird flu.
By: Colleen Kottke
BARABOO, Wisconsin ‒ The cream of the Junior Holstein Association were honored during the annual Wisconsin Junior Holstein Convention in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.
By: Colleen Kottke
Wisconsin State Farmer I'm glad we had snowy winters when I was a kid otherwise, I might never have had harrowing tales of extreme sport sledding to share with my children.
By: Colleen Kottke
Wisconsin State Farmer Since bird flu was first confirmed in an Indiana turkey flock in February 2022 , the virus has killed 133 million birds in the U.S. poultry industry.
By: Colleen Kottke
Is it seasonal flu or bird flu? CDC prompts hospitals to fast-track subtype testing of sick patients to tell the difference.
By: Colleen Kottke
Renard's Cheese was among 42 businesses to share $14M in WI grants to expand access to clean energy and increase the availability of biofuels.
By: Colleen Kottke
FOND DU LAC — As prices for food service staples like eggs, butter and coffee inch toward record-high levels, restaurant owners like Sandy Ritchie are walking on eggshells.
By: Colleen Kottke
As bird flu continues to threaten animals and public health, the U.S. government has stepped up its response. Experts says it's not robust enough.
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