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Aimee Nielson

Aimee Nielson

Verified

Agricultural Communications Specialist, Freelance

Kentucky, Lexington

Biography

I’m a science communicator and editorial strategist who believes agricultural storytelling should be smart, bold, and human. For more than 25 years, I’ve turned complex science into compelling content that connects farmers, researchers, policymakers, and the public. As former Editor of Seed World U.S. and Seed World International, I led high-impact campaigns on seed innovation, climate resilience, and global food systems. Before that, I spent two decades at the University of Kentucky crafting communications that moved people—from crisis response to cutting-edge ag research. Whether it's translating data into farm decisions, building trust in agricultural tech, or hosting conversations that spark real change — I help good science find its audience. 📍Based in Dallas–Fort Worth | Available for remote and travel-based work

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Plant and Soil Science, Economics, Forestry, Family Consumer Science, Entomology

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Content

Total articles 264

  • ASTA Responds to Trade Tensions

    By Aimee Nielson| Seed World Verified The U.S. seed industry is raising red flags following news of additional tariffs imposed between the United States and its global trading partners. Leaders across the agricultural supply chain are warning that continued trade disruptions will have a direct and damaging impact on seed research, development, and delivery — and ultimately, on farmers and consumers.

    By Aimee Nielson · Seed World

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • U.S. - Seed World

    By Marc Zienkiewicz Verified, Aimee Nielson, Peter Scharpe, Nicolas Sahli| Seed World Verified We use cookies to provide you with the best browsing experience, personalize content of our site, analyse its traffic and show you relevant ads. See our privacy policy for more information.

    By Marc Zienkiewicz Verified, Aimee Nielson, Peter Scharpe, Nicolas Sahli · Seed World

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • No April Fool's: U.S. is Sowing A Lot of Corn

    By Aimee Nielson| Seed World Verified Corn acres exceed soybeans again. U.S. farmers are shifting crop strategies in 2025, with corn once again taking the lead. According to USDA’s March Prospective Plantings report, total corn planted area for all purposes is expected to reach 95.3 million acres. That’s up 5 percent from 2024, an increase of 4.73 million acres. Plantings are forecast to rise or hold steady in 40 of the 48 estimating states, suggesting strong national confidence in corn profitability this year.

    By Aimee Nielson · Seed World

    Apr. 01, 2025

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