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Jennifer Carrico
Throughout her journalism career she has covered agriculture in the Midwest for the Iowa Farmer Today, High Plains Journal and Wallaces Farmer, as well as several other publications during her time as a freelance journalist. She has received writing and photography awards from the Livestock Publications Council (LPC) and Agricultural Communications Network (ACN). In 2017 she was honored with the Master Writer Award from ACN. She served as the president of LPC in 2020.
Jennifer will use her many years of experience in the livestock industry to cover beef issues in the Cattlelink section of the magazine and the weekly Cattlelink e-newsletter. She lives on her family's beef cattle and crop farm in central Iowa, where her children are the sixth generation to raise cattle there.
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- Joel Burgio
- Jennifer Carrico
- Chris Clayton
- Lori Culler
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- Liubov Georges
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- Jerry Hagstrom
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- Greg D Horstmeier
- Duane Howell
- Todd Hultman
- Cliff Jamieson
- Jason Jenkins
- Joel Karlin
- Scott R Kemper
- Mary Kennedy
- Rick Kment
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- Loren Lindler
- Dana Mantini
- Rod Mauszycki
- Dan Miller
- Darren Miller
- Kathy Myers
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- Linda Nellson
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- Jim Patrico
- Susan Payne
- Russ Quinn
- Joel Reichenberger
- Mary Roth
- Kim Ruberti
- Nick Scalise
- Robin Schmahl
- Beth Schweitz
- Philip Shaw
- Elaine Shein
- Pamela Smith
- Richard Smith
- DTN Staff
- ShayLe Stewart
- Lin Tan
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- Emily Unglesbee
- Doug Webster
- Teresa Wells
- Matt Wilde
- Scott Williams
- Elizabeth Williams
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