Lacey Vilhauer is a journalist at The Fence Post and HPJ. She focuses on agriculture and farming, covering topics such as sustainable agriculture, animal welfare, and the food industry, with a keen interest in farm management and AgriTech. Lacey's work has been featured in notable publications, highlighting her commitment to informing readers about the intricacies of the agricultural world.
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Lacey Vilhauer's coverage focus is largely on agriculture and farming, with particular emphasis on livestock, crop fraud, avian influenza, and soil health. Given the prevalence of event coverage and government announcements in her work, she may be interested in pitches related to upcoming agricultural events or new government initiatives impacting the farming community.
Sources who can provide insights into agricultural policy, advancements in farming techniques or products relevant to livestock and crops could be of interest to Lacey. Additionally experts who have a keen understanding of soil health practices could also find traction with her.
Given that her geographic focus is not specified but many articles are related to High Plains Journal suggests a regional US approach may resonate well with her audience.
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Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins Moore Air Force Base Aug. 10. (Photo courtesy USDA.)
Lately, my life has felt reminiscent of the 1988 movie, Funny Farm, which stars Chevy Chase.
The Wyandotte chicken is a man-made breed that originated in upstate New York and Ontario, Canada, during the 19th century.
On Aug. 21, President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social the United States will allow up to 300,000 metric tons of ground beef to be imported over the next three months without being subject to out-of-quota tariffs.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has granted Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond's request to stay a judgment against six
More than 700 head of cattle crossed into the United States through Douglas, Arizona, Aug. 24, as the U.S.
By: Lacey Vilhauer
Payton Dean Carroll, 25, of Barry, Texas, was arrested Aug. 21 in Chambers County on two theft of livestock warrants stemming from investigations involving nearly $200,000 in unpaid cattle purchases.
(Journal stock photo by Lacey Vilhauer) On Aug. 21, President Donald Trump announced he would be signing an executive order to increase
Wheat will likely remain king in the High Plains, but less traditional small grains, such as barley, can offer producers additional options.
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation temporarily expanding the quantity of lean beef trimmings eligible for lower, in-quota tariffs as the
