Greg Johnson is a Managing Editor for various publications, including Produce Blue Book, Highland County Press, and The Trentonian. With a wide range of experience in journalism, his articles cover topics such as agriculture, sports, business, and labor practices. His work has been featured in numerous publications and he brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his writing.
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Greg Johnson's coverage is primarily focused on sports, especially football and basketball. He also covers the food & beverage industry, particularly with a focus on the produce sector. Given this, individuals or organizations seeking to reach out to him should consider providing insights or expertise related to these topics.
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GAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Julian Sinishtaj of Macomb Tops 2024 15-and-under Junior Boys’ Points List
By: Greg Johnson
This groundbreaking standard minimizes phone calls and streamlines coordination for all parties involved in shipment order pickups.
By: Greg Johnson
Hightstown boys basketball tops Hamilton West to improve to 2-1
Alexandria, VA, December 19, 2024 – The National Motor Freight Traffic Association, Inc. (NMFTA) and its Digital LTL Council have announced the
By: Pamela Riemenschneider, Greg Johnson
In this Christmas edition, Pamela and Greg examine indoor farm Plenty leaving Compton, CA, for greener (strawberry) operations in Virginia; Canada's
By: Greg Johnson
Divert, Inc. announced the expansion of its executive leadership team with the appointment of four new strategic hires
By: Greg Johnson, Mark Campbell, Marco Campos
Ideal weather conditions aided growth in November and December. Lettuce and other desert row crops, including value-added items, are demonstrating great quality and high yields. Supplies are abundant throughout the desert growing region.
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Potandon Produce has announced that CEO Mel Davenport will retire, and succeeding him as CEO will be David Lawrence
By: Greg Johnson
Giants must slow down Falcons rookie QB Michael Penix Jr., a player whom Joe Schoen passed on in the 2024 NFL Draft
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