Jennifer Carrico is a journalist specializing in agricultural topics, particularly in the local context of Iowa and the Iowa State Fair. She writes for publications such as Farm Progress, DTN/The Progressive Farmer, and has also been featured in BEEF Magazine. Jennifer's articles cover a range of topics including agricultural practices, livestock, farming technology, and industry events.
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Jennifer Carrico’s coverage primarily focuses on expert commentary and industry-specific insights related to agriculture and farming, with a specific local focus. Given this, she would likely be most responsive to pitches offering in-depth expertise from professionals within the agricultural and farming sectors.
Those who have practical experience or can provide data-driven insights into topics such as crop production, livestock management, agricultural technology, or agribusiness may find success when reaching out to Jennifer.
Her geographic focus is local (United States/Iowa/Iowa State Fair), so sources with knowledge of these areas or those able to provide localized perspectives on agricultural issues are likely to resonate well with her.
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By: Jennifer Carrico
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By: Jennifer Carrico
Western U.S. states have dealt with ongoing drought, needing moisture to replenish pasture and range conditions, maintaining current cattle herd numbers.
Due to the continuing spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 in dairy cattle across the country since it was first detected in March 2024, USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced the start of its National Milk Testing Strategy (NMTS). Today's federal order requires raw milk samples nationwide be collected and shared with USDA for testing.
By: Jennifer Carrico
Cows travel down a ranch road at the Howdy Hildebrand ranch near Joliet, Montana. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by ShayLe Stewart)
By: Jennifer Carrico
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APHIS secured emergency funding from the Commodity Credit Corporation to help protect U.S. livestock and animals from New World screwworm.
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By: Jennifer Carrico
Pasture and range conditions in the Southern Plains suffered from wildfire and drought locally. Early moisture allowed for good hay inventories. Conditions are not expected to improve over the winter months.
Dairy cows testing positive for H5N1 usually have a decrease in milk production and flu-like symptoms, which most recover from over time. (DTN file photo)
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