John Reidy is a digital media senior editor at Grain Journal. He specializes in agriculture and farming, with a focus on topics such as AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and international trade. John has been featured in notable publications including the Irish Independent, Food Business News, and World Grain Magazine.
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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.
Given John's coverage attributes and topics covered, he is likely interested in receiving pitches related to global agricultural developments rather than specific geographic areas.
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Unloads about 400,000 bushels of soft wheat
Facility in western Ukraine expected to begin operations in 2027
Unloads about 400,000 bus of soft wheat.
Brings 30 years of experience to executive role
ASC list includes company’s Responsible Agriculture Standard
Bahía Blanca facility to crush sunflower seed, soybeans for food, biofuels
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Plant will process soybeans, sunflower seeds under 10-year agreement
