Joshua Baethge is a Policy Editor for Farm Progress, with a focus on national agricultural issues in the United States. He also writes for Feedstuffs and has been featured in Plano Magazine. With a passion for news, music, and travel, Joshua brings a well-rounded perspective to his reporting.
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Joshua Baethge's coverage primarily focuses on agriculture and farming, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to the agricultural sector. He also covers topics such as the USDA, Farm Bill, policy, and food waste.
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