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Brianna Gwirtz-Smith

Brianna Gwirtz-Smith

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Editor, Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net

Ohio

Biography

I’m a learner, a doer and an empathetic person. My DISC profile describes me as a Peacemaker: a dependable teammate and relationship builder. Growing up where the forest met the cornfield deepened my appreciation for nature and agriculture. After spending five fulfilling years in beef marketing, I decided to pivot my skills to contribute to something just as great - healthcare. Currently, I am the North Region Marketing Manager for a renowned healthcare system, leveraging my expertise in marketing strategy to make meaningful contributions. Even as I embrace the healthcare domain, my heart remains close to agriculture and natural resources. I am always open to freelance opportunities that allow me to blend my love for writing, social media services, and content strategy with my agricultural roots. Outside the professional realm, I find joy in giving back to the community. As a 4-H volunteer and a proud member of the Ohio Farm Bureau, I actively contribute to the growth and development of the agricultural community. Currently, I am pursuing an MBA at Youngstown State University, seeking to further enhance my skill set and contribute to the intersection of business and agriculture.

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Total articles 90

  • Fall manure management and BMPs

    By Brianna Gwirtz-Smith| Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net Verified By Glen Arnold, CCA, Ohio State University Extension Field Specialist, Manure Application ManagementHow has 2024 been for manure application? Most farmers are experiencing excellent weather for harvest. The unusually dry growing season in 2024 has allowed livestock producers and commercial manure applicators to apply manure to wheat stubble fields and silage stubble fields almost without stop.

    By Brianna Gwirtz-Smith · Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net

    Dec. 03, 2024

  • Stop. Collaborate. Listen.

    By Brianna Gwirtz-Smith| Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net Verified By Brianna Gwirtz, OCJ field reporterDid I get your attention? These three words — immortalized by rapper Vanilla Ice — carry more weight than just a nostalgic throwback. In agriculture, I’ve seen them come to life in powerful ways this fall. StopIt’s fall, and let’s be honest, farmers rarely stop for anything. Harvest season feels like a race against time, with every minute accounted for. Yet, sometimes, life forces us to pause. Take what happened at Comp Dairy in Dorset, Ohio, in late September.

    By Brianna Gwirtz-Smith · Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net

    Nov. 20, 2024

  • Fields, flights and cow feed: A surprising partnership

    By Brianna Gwirtz-Smith| Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net Verified Livestock, Top Headlines By Brianna Gwirtz, OCJ field reporterA partnership in northeastern Ohio is bringing the spotlight on agriculture to new heights — literally. What started as a casual conversation many years ago between former classmates has turned into a sustainable and mutually beneficial partnership between two dairy farms and a local airport.

    By Brianna Gwirtz-Smith · Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net

    Nov. 20, 2024

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Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net