Melisa Goss is an Adjunct Professor and journalist for Lee Agri-Media. With a focus on agriculture and rural communities, Melisa's articles provide insights into farming practices, agricultural trends, and the experiences of individuals within the industry. Her work has also been featured in The Bryan-College Station Eagle.
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Melisa Goss's coverage largely focuses on agriculture and farming, with an emphasis on events, data-driven insights, and government announcements within this sector. When reaching out to Melisa, consider providing information related to agricultural events or initiatives backed by substantial data or governmental support.
Given her focus on rural life and livestock as part of the topics covered in her articles, pitches related to these areas may also resonate well with her. This could include stories about innovative advancements in livestock management or sustainable agricultural practices that have a significant impact on crop yield.
It’s important to highlight the practical implications of any proposed story ideas for individuals involved in agriculture and farming when pitching to Melisa.
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A McCook Central High School senior is highlighting the importance of grain bin safety.
Don Ryswyk, Sioux Falls Career and Technical Education Academy vice principal opens the bag on Rufus, a mannequin dog that is used in small animal science classes at the school. Tri-State Neighbor photo by Melisa Goss
Beresford FFA president’s speech about the need for more ag educators earns her trip to nationals
Hemp harvest is underway, and this year producers have a new reason to be excited about the crop.
Joe Bryce’s winning photo in the Lallemand Hometown Roots, contest shows his son Brenden driving his tractor down the road on his FFA chapter’s “drive your tractor to school” day. The photo was a representation of how far Brenden had come after a traumatic brain injury, Bryce said. Submitted photo
Aedon Klawonn loves to show her Hereford cattle. She also loves to pass on that knowledge and passion to younger 4-H members.
Freeman FFA members Catalyn Juhnke, Libby Ammann, Adelyn Becker and Megan Mendel watch as local producer Darren Walz donates to the five second corn dump fundraiser. Tri-State Neighbor photo by Melisa Goss
In honor of #PorkMonth, we're highlighting a swine showing program for people with special needs put on South Dakota Pork
Harvest is underway in Brown County, S.D., though there are still some pockets of green soybeans around the area, Carson Stange reported. Submitted photo
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