Currey McCullough is a Digital Content Producer at On The Record. He specializes in themes related to agriculture and farming, as well as arts and entertainment, including music and events. Currey's work has been featured in RFD-TV, where he explores a diverse range of topics such as ESG, social issues, and significant global events like the Russia-Ukraine War.
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Currey McCullough's primary focus is on local agriculture and farming, particularly in the United States, Nebraska, and Gretna. She often includes data citations, legal policy regulation insights, and government announcements in her coverage.
Given Currey's emphasis on local agriculture and farming topics with a mix of data citation and policy regulations, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to agricultural trends impacting local farmers or initiatives within the region. Pitches that provide actionable insights into sustainable practices for crop production or livestock management could also resonate well with her coverage.
Additionally, considering her use of government announcements as part of her articles' content attributes suggests she might be receptive to news about new farm bills or regulatory changes affecting local agriculture within the specified geographic areas.
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By: Currey McCullough
USDA will soon dish out more than $100 million on increasing domestic fertilizer production.
When it comes to Christmas trees, growing the perfect one is a year-round job.
By: Currey McCullough
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 2024 – United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai today announced that the United States has prevailed in its dispute under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) challenging certain Mexican biotechnology measures concerning genetically engineered (GE) corn. The USMCA panel agreed with the United States on all seven legal claims, finding that Mexico’s measures are not based on science and undermine the market access that Mexico agreed to provide in the USMCA.
Late Friday evening, the House passed a stopgap spending bill, pushing the government funding deadline to March, according to Politico.
While President-elect Trump has made clear that tariffs will be a big part of his new Administration, officials in Canada are warning additional tariffs could be costly for American fuel bills.
Trump picks Stephen Vaden as Deputy Secretary of Agriculture
High-Path Avian Flu has been a thorn in the side of U.S. agriculture for more than two years now, but a recent uptick in cases can now be seen in egg prices.
By: Currey McCullough
Farmers and ranchers took a massive hit this year with natural disasters. New numbers are out now giving us the first look at damage estimates from Hurricane Milton.
The K-Hop program incentivizes rural students to bring their education back home.
Tracing all the back to the late 1800s, farming has always been in the Browsky family’s blood.
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