Dan Jacobs is a Senior Editor & Production Manager at various media outlets. He specializes in agriculture and farming, focusing on topics such as farming equipment, organic farming, and farm management. Dan's work has been featured in AgriBusiness Global, FOX6 Milwaukee, WITI-TV, BizTimes Media, CropLife Magazine, Urban Milwaukee, Inc., and The Times of Israel.
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Dan Jacobs' articles focus heavily on agriculture, crop protection, agrochemicals, and sustainability. His coverage attributes indicate a reliance on data and industry-specific information.
Given the nature of his coverage, Dan may be particularly interested in pitches related to innovative agricultural products or solutions supported by strong data or case studies. He also appears open to insights from experts in the field who can provide detailed analysis regarding market trends, sustainability initiatives within agriculture, and advancements in crop protection technologies.
Pitches that offer unique perspectives on leveraging technology for sustainable agriculture or navigating regulatory pressures within the agrochemical industry are likely to resonate with Dan's coverage focus.
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Editor’s Note: As we mark the first 25 years of the 21st century, CropLife reflects on the innovations, challenges, and transformations that have shaped ag retail — honoring our past while looking ahead to agriculture’s promising future. In this article, we explore how the modern ag retailer is built for scale, speed, and service, adapting through consolidation and technological advances to meet evolving grower needs and prepare for the next wave of innovation.
Editor’s Note: As we mark the first 25 years of the 21st century, CropLife reflects on the innovations, challenges, and transformations that have shaped ag retail — honoring our past while looking ahead to agriculture’s promising future. In this article, we explore how rapidly evolving technology and shifting market dynamics are redefining farming, empowering growers, and setting the stage for Agriculture 4.0.
By: James Beard, Dan Jacobs, Kyle Knall, Justin Aprahamian, Tory Miller
Top Wisconsin chefs host benefit dinner for independent restaurant coalition.
By: Dan Jacobs
An employee filling kegs demonstrates the versatility of the STI Customized offering from CHS, blends of specific fungicides or insecticides can be created to offer niche solutions to regional areas, treating specific diseases and pests prone to crops in the location. Photos: CHS
In the aftermath of the weekend's events in Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, Vice President and interim leader after Nicolás Maduro's capture by
By: Dan Jacobs
Like a 1950s B-movie, the bugs just keep coming. Fortunately, science and not military power can help today’s growers combat them. Today, insecticide manufacturers deliver a variety of solutions to solve the constantly changing variety of pests and regulatory restrictions impacting growers.
The agricultural industry has embraced nutrient stewardship and is working toward improving the segment’s credibility. For example, The Fertilizer Institute developed its 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program, which urges ag retailers, consultants, and nutrient service providers on how to employ best practices.
By: Dan Jacobs
SBT customers gathered at a crop field in Montana to see SBT’s product in action. Photo: SBT
