Noah Wicks is an Associate Editor at Agri-Pulse. He covers a range of topics related to agriculture and farming, with a focus on sustainable practices, farm management, and the legal aspects of the industry, including litigation and animal cruelty issues. Noah's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his expertise in both agricultural trends and legal affairs.
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Noah’s reporting predominantly revolves around agriculture and farming, with a significant focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations. This indicates that he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to legislative changes impacting the agricultural sector, insights into government policies affecting rural development, or analysis of regulatory decisions influencing farming practices.
Given Noah's geographic focus on the United States and his emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the agriculture sector, experts who can provide detailed insights into U.S. agricultural legislation, governmental initiatives impacting farmers, or data-backed perspectives on farm-related policies are most likely to resonate with him.
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By: Noah Wicks, Olivia M. Bridges, Kim Chipman
Several livestock groups are backing USDA's decision, announced Friday, to reopen the U.S.-Mexico border, including the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, Meat Institute, and the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association.
By: Noah Wicks, Olivia M. Bridges, Kim Chipman
Senate Majority Leader John Thune says if there's a path forward for passage of the SAVE America Act, he's “all for it,” but that he doesn't see one.
A lack of available forage land is pushing some cattle groups to look for ways to make existing Conservation Reserve Program acres easier for producers to graze, a shift that could give ranchers room to expand a historically small cattle herd.
By: Kim Chipman, Grace Miller, Olivia M. Bridges, Noah Wicks
The Senate Agriculture Committee is planning to add an E15 measure to the proposed farm bill that Chairman John Boozman, R-Ark., seeks to advance through his panel by the end of next week, people familiar with the matter say.
By: Olivia M. Bridges, Noah Wicks, Kim Chipman, Grace Miller
Senate Majority Leader John Thune this week will move to stave off a potential government shutdown in October.
By: Grace Miller, Noah Wicks, Steve Davies, Kim Chipman
The 2026 midterm primaries are in their final stretch, with Michigan's Senate race emerging as a big one to watch tonight.
By: Noah Wicks
USDA's Risk Management Agency plans to give producers 60 more days to pay their crop insurance premiums, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced Tuesday.
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By: Noah Wicks, Steve Davies, Grace Miller, Kim Chipman
Tom Sell, founder and manager of lobbying firm Combest, Sell & Associates and the Republican candidate for Texas's 19 th congressional district, says he hopes to serve on the agriculture and budget committees if elected to Congress in November.
By: Kim Chipman, Noah Wicks, Grace Miller
The Senate Ag Committee's failure to advance a farm bill comes as senators are scrambling to address multiple priorities in order to begin a five-week break from Washington.
By: Noah Wicks
The National Grain and Feed Association on Thursday became the latest major shipper group to urge federal rail regulators to reject Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern's most recent merger application, adding to recent calls from chemical, fuel, fertilizer and industrial transportation interests advocating against the deal.
