Eliza Blue is a journalist and writer who focuses on local stories in Ohio, particularly in the agricultural and rural communities. Her work has been featured in Farm and Dairy newspaper, as well as Rapid City Weekly News and The Daily Yonder. Eliza's articles often explore the connections between nature, community, and personal experiences, highlighting the beauty and challenges of rural living.
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Eliza Blue's coverage is focused on local human-interest stories, particularly those related to family, relationships, agriculture, and house & home. She often includes investment analysis in her articles.
If you wish to reach out to Eliza with a pitch, consider offering heartwarming or insightful stories about local individuals' experiences related to family life, issues on the farm or at home. You could also provide expert commentary on agricultural trends or pest control practices relevant to Ohio residents.
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There have been some hard seasons of shepherding over the years, but none compare to the last few months. The irony that these difficulties arrived precisely when I decided to re-dedicate myself to flock management and get serious about growing my fiber business is not lost on me; and I’ll be honest, it’s hard not to take it personally when an outpouring of care and devotion (and time and money) are rewarded with one disaster after another.
I’ve learned so much from writing this column and needing to work within a limit of 650-675 words. Most weeks, the column is much too long when I finish the first writing, and the winnowing of my word count is almost always the longest part of my editing process.
When the tragedy struck her flock, Eliza Blue used grief “as the container for joy” by making hard decisions with the future well being of her sheep on her mind.
OPINION — I spent last weekend in Brookings presenting at the annual Festival of the Book. The festival was held on the campus of South Dakota State University. In addition
OPINION — Enough rain fell this spring to green the grass through the first half of summer. The young lambs and calves frolicked while the mamas happily grazed. People harvested
Eliza Blue reflects on the beauty of coming home to South Dakota after traveling.
OPINION — I sat down to work on my column yesterday, and wrote the following sentence: “I wonder if this is the most beautiful October of my life so
I’m sitting at my writing desk staring at the screen. I’ve been sitting here for a while. I was sitting here yesterday and the day before, too, wondering what to write.
Eliza Blue reflects on natural disasters both big and small, ones enveloping entire communities and those quiet and personal.
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