Holly Spangler is the Executive Editor of Farm Progress, a publication focused on agriculture in the United States. With a background in farming and a passion for rural life, Holly's articles cover a wide range of topics including farming techniques, agricultural policies, and the challenges and successes of farmers across the country.
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Holly Spangler's coverage primarily focuses on agriculture and farming within the United States. She heavily features event coverage and press releases, suggesting a preference for timely news related to agricultural events or industry announcements.
For those looking to reach out, providing insights into new farming technologies, innovative techniques that improve yields or reduce costs, as well as perspectives from experts in the field of agriculture could be particularly relevant. Additionally, submissions pertaining to issues facing farmers today would likely resonate with her audience.
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