Airing on the Side of Agriculture

Avery Davidson, communications director for Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation and farm broadcaster on the Voice of Louisiana Agriculture Radio Network, covered the damage of Hurricane Ida, something many farm broadcasters do not get the chance to cover. This detrimental hurricane tore through Louisiana at the end of August 2021.

Lynn Ketelsen, owner of Linder Farm Network in Minnesota, will be inducted into the Minnesota Broadcasting Hall of Fame later this year.

Danielle Leal is a television broadcaster at AgNet West in California, covering agriculture news in her community.

Hannah Chambers recently presented three research posters at the Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists (SAAS) conference this February in New Orleans. Chambers is a current graduate student at the University of Arkansas.

Having grown up in South Dakota, agriculture was certainly something with which Ken Anderson was familiar.

Agri-Pulse Newsmakers is a new national news show, created by Agri-Pulse Communications, to engage industry leaders and lawmakers on the important agriculture and political issues of the week.

The chief marketing officer of Certified Ag Dealers knows agriculture — and it shows.

A Texas A&M graduate student is highlighting the stories of women in agriculture through her podcast, Ag Chicks.

Erica Irlbeck, professor of agricultural education and agricultural communications at Texas Tech University, says her favorite part about being a professor is working with the students.

Living on the same farm he grew up on in Maysville, Missouri, Andrew McCrea spends his mornings feeding cattle. Other days, he finds himself speaking to people across the country.