Mike Davis is a reporter and host for MORE/Morning News, focusing on local news in Jackson, New Jersey. With a background in journalism and communications, Mike's work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, covering a range of topics including agriculture, politics, arts and culture, and more.
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Mike Davis's articles primarily focus on agriculture and farming, particularly in the context of New Jersey and the broader United States. His coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements, data citations, and event coverage related to these topics.
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By: Mike Davis
Itβs just about Christmas tree season in South Carolina! Here to tell us about this industry is Ag Commissioner Hugh Weathers. Commissioner: It sure feels early to be talking about Christmas trees β but tree farms across the state will be opening in about a week and a half, so itβs time to start
There are several considerations farmers need to take into account when they are looking to expand their land assets. Matt Gunderson is Senior Vice President of Strategic Relations at Farmers National Company. βThere are some instances where, hey, it's right next door. It makes sense. It's a once
By: Mike Davis
Appetites are already wetting for next week's Thursday spread and on everyone's mind is, what does this year's Turkey supply look like? Ashley Kohls is Executive Director of the Minnesota Turkey Growers Association. "Sure, just like in previous years, it's probably one of the first questions that
By: Mike Davis
Asbury Park Press Show Caption JACKSON - A controversial plan to build religious schools in an otherwise rural area of the township
By: Mike Davis
In the months before Trump assumes office, Democrats control the Senate, and President Biden has sent up a slew of hardcore leftist nominees.
In the months before Trump assumes office, Democrats control the Senate, and President Biden has sent up a slew of hardcore leftist nominees.
By: Mike Davis
Euclid Beach: Thriller roller coaster, Racing Coaster car (the red), Star from the Rocket Ship (w/multi-function lights), United Speedy Shuffle Alley game, ticket chopper, park entrance sign from 1969, 2-Kiddie Rodeo ponies, Laff in the dark tree prop, turnpike car body, metal bench, 3-brass post office boxes, 2-Surprise house mirrors, Economy gas parlor cast iron stove, bandstand/podium, Water fall from Over the Falls, Geauga Lake: Rocket ship, Geauga Lake Aurora, Ohio Sunburst sign, Halloween Haunt sign & tombstone, Welcome to Geauga Lake entrance sign w/Snoopy & Woodstock, Matterhorn main ride sign,
By: Mike Davis
Import tariffs that raise the specter of retaliation remain unpopular with farm leaders, with some exceptions. President-elect Trump vows universal import tariffs of ten to 20 percent and 60 percent on Chinese goods, to bring manufacturing jobs back home and raise revenue. However, farm leaders r
By: Mike Davis
What a difference a week makes, particularly in the weather. I'm Mike Davis talking with Corey Davis from the state climate office of North Carolina. And yeah, a difference in a couple of different aspects. Corey, tell us what what you're seeing from your climatological view? "Mike, if you think
Thanksgiving is an annual opportunity to spend time with friends and families. During those gatherings, folks will express their thanks for the blessings in their lives. I would like to
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