Janelle Atyeo is a Regional Editor at the Midwest Messenger and Tri-State Neighbor. With a focus on agriculture and farming, she covers a range of topics including AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and soil science, while also delving into culture, society, and real estate. Janelle's work has been featured in The Daily Republic, Forum Communications Company, and several other regional publications.
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Janelle Atyeo's focus is primarily local, with a strong emphasis on agriculture and farming in South Dakota. She often covers events, seasonal topics, and references data in her articles. To best engage her, consider offering insights related to agricultural trends or innovations specific to South Dakota. Topics such as the impact of extreme weather on crops or livestock disease management may be particularly relevant given her coverage history. Additionally, providing data-driven analysis related to agriculture and farming could capture Janelle’s interest.
Given the regional nature of Janelle’s coverage area, pitches should emphasize their relevance to South Dakota's agricultural community and its unique challenges and opportunities.
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Burn area needs precipitation and time for grass regrowth. Nebraska experts give advice on cattle feeding and grass recovery.
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South Dakota farmers just put a lot of money in the ground. SDSU's crop performance program helps farmers see how crop varieties stack up.
Hemp processors in South Dakota, Iowa invest in new building-block facility
I don’t recall the exact year, but I was buying cattle for Greenlee Packing Co. at the time, which involved spending the first part of the day in the Stockyards and the rest of that day in the car making farm visits.
By: Janelle Atyeo
For a plant that grows naturally on the Midwest prairies, significant effort goes into starting native grasses and flowers in a greenhouse.
By: Janelle Atyeo
Strong winds and severe storms this spring stirred up soil from freshly worked farm fields and left a haze in the air.
Eileen Napier and her dog Gus sit by the doors her sister painted with a scene showing life above and below ground at Ramstead Ranch. The ranch uses regenerative practices to foster soil health and grow nutritious food. TRI-STATE NEIGHBOR PHOTO BY JANELLE ATYEO
