Rachel Wagoner is an Editor at Farm and Dairy. She covers a range of topics including agriculture, energy, and rural issues, with a particular focus on sustainable agriculture, farm management, and animal care. An award-winning writer and active farmer, Rachel's work has been featured in the Farm and Dairy newspaper.
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Rachel Wagoner's coverage focuses on local agriculture and farming, particularly in Ohio and nearby states. She seems to value government announcements and data citations, making her likely interested in pitches backed by official statistics or those that provide insights into how specific policies impact the local agricultural community.
Given her focus on the dairy industry and livestock, she may be interested in stories related to sustainability practices within these sectors or innovations impacting local farmers. Additionally, providing perspectives from experts in agribusiness or government officials involved with agricultural policy could also be appealing based on her coverage attributes.
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By: Rachel Wagoner
Jeff Linn plays the bagpipe to lead in the Ohio Shorthorn Lassies at the 2021 Ohio Beef Expo. (Submitted photo)
Ohio 4-H 2026 Hall of Fame Inductees include Sherri Martin, of Warren County; Dan Messaros, of Lorain County; and Amy Fleshman, of Franklin County. (Submitted photo)
By: Rachel Wagoner
The Keystone Animal Diagnostics Center opened at Penn State Beaver, giving Western Pennsylvania farmers faster, local animal health testing
The sun is starting to shine, I’ve already killed my first round of seeds, but the strawberries are blooming! From a Family and Consumer Sciences perspective, gardening is about more than growing food. It supports a healthy diet, helps manage household resources like money and time and teaches essential life skills to children.
The rod I couldn’t afford, a used hand-tied fly and my first salmon. (Jim Abrams photo)
I am living a lie. I pretend to be a free and easy devil-may-care sort of lady. By this I mean I am a small purse girl. I like to travel light. I do not haul around a large pocketbook or hefty handbag. I like to carry a wallet, lip gloss and a debit card. I rarely carry cash. I have a husband for that. I love a little crossbody purse that is no bigger than a pouch or perhaps a little wallet on a string — something tiny and light. I like to move through my day hands-free.
Don't let valuable topsoil blow away. Discover how conservation practices like windbreaks and cover crops protect your land from wind erosion.
By: Rachel Wagoner
Meet Cole Byler, the 20-year-old who is now running Mercer County Stockyards, transforming the local sale barn into a booming family affair.
By: Rachel Wagoner
Kevin Kibler organized a display of tractors in memory of his father, Bill Kibler, who passed away in February. Tractors include: Case IH DX29 - Massey Ferguson 1825E - Massey Ferguson 165 - Farmall 560 - Case IH 885 - Case IH 7120 Magnum - IH 1486 - IH986 - IH 786 - Case IH 65A - IH 385 - Farmall 100 - Farmall BN - Cub Cadet 122 - IH Cub - IH 454 - Farmall Super C - Farmall M - Farmall 460 - IH 756 - IH 3388 - IH 3588 - IH 3788. (Submitted photo)
By: Rachel Wagoner
The USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service confirmed classical scrapie in a sheep slaughtered at a facility in Oregon.
