By: Tony Briscoe, Laurissa Smith
Agronomists are seen as a important fixture in the ag landscape to keep crops on track. But increasingly weeds, diseases and pests are being detected with automation and artificial intelligence.
Air quality and environmental health reporter
Tony Briscoe is an air quality and environmental health reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a range of topics including agriculture and farming, climate change, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on sustainable agriculture, AgriTech, and beverage production. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News UK, Chicago Tribune, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Tony Briscoe's coverage primarily focuses on environmental and scientific themes, with a particular emphasis on agriculture and farming, environment, and scientific topics related to California and Los Angeles. His articles often cover government announcements, legal policy regulations, as well as citing data.
For effective outreach to Tony Briscoe, consider providing insights from experts in the fields of environmental science, agriculture/farming practices, methane capture technologies or climate change policies. Additionally, individuals knowledgeable about local regulations around landfills or energy production in California may also be valuable sources for his articles.
Given his focus on specific geographic regions within the United States (California & Los Angeles), pitches should take into account these localized angles when offering relevant expertise or stories.
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