John Reidy is a Digital Media Specialist and Senior Editor at Grain Journal. With a background in journalism and a passion for agriculture, John covers a wide range of topics related to grain production, trade, and processing. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in the industry.
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John Reidy primarily covers agriculture and farming, with a focus on industry announcements and data-driven insights. He frequently includes press releases and cites data in his coverage, indicating an interest in official information from private sector companies or government sources.
To effectively pitch to John, consider offering exclusive access to new agricultural technologies or innovations, insights into market trends supported by reliable data, or expert commentary on the impact of governmental policies on international markets. Additionally, if you have access to breaking news related to agriculture trade or significant developments within the grain or soybean industries, it may capture his attention.
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Will investigate establishment of canola crushing facility for feedstock
I'Anson Brothers Ltd.'s new £20 million Waterloo House feed mill in North Yorkshire, England.
WILLSBORO, NY. — Organic flour miller Champlain Valley Milling Corp. has ceased operations and closed after nearly 40 years, North Country Public Radio (NCPR) reported.
Annual report notes impact of below-average harvest
LAGOS, NIGERIA — All 17 wheat flour milling sites across Nigeria have joined Millers for Nutrition, a coalition of food fortification stakeholders dedicated to helping millers fortify staple foods and improve health outcomes.
China’s Dalian Hesheng Holdings Group to lead project
Mississippi farmer Philip Good chosen as 2025 chair
Blue Visby Solution focuses on carbon inefficiencies in global shipping
JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA — The board of directors of First Milling Company (First Mills) has approved a plan to build a new flour milling unit (Mill C) at its Al Qassim plant at a cost of SAR 123 million ($32.76 million).
USDA grants support Maine grain processors
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