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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By: Melisa Goss
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Thanks to a community that gives back, Yankton High School students have a first-hand opportunity to learn about growing crops.
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Agtegra Dakota Responders learn wound packing during a training in Aberdeen, S.D. Submitted photo
Tye McGraw holds a young goat. Most goats on the McGraw farm stay in their pens, but some, like this one named Brown, get special privileges. Tri-State Neighbor photo by Melisa Goss
Larry Prager, Center of the Nation wool warehouse CEO talks about the wool industry in the warehouse in mid-November. TriState Neighbor photo by Melisa Goss
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