Stephanie Hoff is a journalist at The Bismarck Tribune. She covers a range of topics related to agriculture and farming, including AgriTech, agroecology, organic farming, and sustainable agriculture, with a keen focus on farm management and animal products. Stephanie's work has been featured in The Bismarck Tribune, Fabulous Farm Babe, and the Daily Journal of Fergus Falls.
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Stephanie's coverage is heavily focused on agriculture and farming, with a significant emphasis on press releases, event coverage, government announcements, and data citation. This indicates that she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new agricultural products or technologies, updates from the farming industry such as crop production reports or storage capacity news.
Pitches could include insights into economic reports related to agriculture in Wisconsin or initiatives supporting rural communities. Given her focus on events and government announcements, relevant story ideas may involve farm lobby days or continuous signups for programs like CRP.
Since Stephanie does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers Wisconsin extensively along with general agricultural topics, it's advisable to tailor your pitch by highlighting how it relates directly to these areas of interest.
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The Wisconsin DNR urges ATV and UTV riders to review recent law changes that take effect June 1.
Retail sales fell short of what many hoped for during the three-day holiday weekend. Reports of lower cost beef items replacing high end cuts were noted as grillers turned to hamburgers rather than steak. While demand was good, it did not move wholesale prices high enough to put packers in the black.
Hughes, the primary operator of her family's 70-acre, 60-cow dairy farm, is a Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin Board Director representing Portage, Waushara, and Wood counties.
With the theme Powered by dairy. Driven by cheese, the campaign showcases five Edge members: Heidi Fischer, Fischer-Clark Dairy; David Elliott, Drumgoon
By: Stephanie Hoff
The training will take place at the UW-Platteville Pioneer Farm at 29200 College Farm Rd.
Wisconsin had nearly a full week suitable for fieldwork leading up to the last day of May, according to the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service.
Grain markets are losing their bullish momentum as spring planting wraps up across the Corn Belt.
As commercial fertilizer prices continue to rise, farmers are increasingly turning to livestock manure to offset their input costs. However, unlike custom commercial options, manure is highly variable, making uniform application a hurdle.
DATCP's True Armyworm Network has completed week 10 of monitoring and the cumulative count is 9,981 moths in 61 traps, or 164 moths per trap average. Last year at this time, the average was 148 armyworm moths per trap. The lull in moth activity reported by cooperators over the past three to four weeks signals that most armyworms are now in the feeding larval stages rather than the mating adult stage.
Sargento is recognizing Assistant Plant Manager Tim Entringer, who recently earned the prestigious designation of Wisconsin Master Cheesemaker, one
