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Chloe Lovejoy
Verified
Associate Editor, Agri-Pulse
Sacramento, San Luis Obispo
Beats
Biography
Two years of student media leadership as News Editor and Editor-in-Chief of Mustang Media Group out of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Previous reporting intern for the San Luis Obispo Tribune. Experience in breaking and feature writing with career goals oriented toward policy and financial reporting. Lover of podcasts and poetry.
Health Environment Fashion & LifestyleEducation Human Interest
I do not write about spirits.
Content
By Brad Hooker Verified, Chloe Lovejoy Verified, Rebekah Alvey Verified, Oliver Ward Verified| Agri-Pulse Verified Despite cuts to federal food safety programs, the California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement is assuring the public that its government-enforced safety practices remain as strong as ever. The farmer-led coalition encompasses 94% of the nation’s leafy greens. In a statement last week, LGMA CEO Tim York confirmed CDFA auditors are regularly visiting fields to verify compliance with the stringent practices and said the program has been unaffected by recent FDA changes.
By Brad Hooker Verified, Chloe Lovejoy Verified, Rebekah Alvey Verified, Lydia Johnson| Agri-Pulse Verified The Department of Pesticide Regulation took a significant step in its Sustainable Pest Management agenda this week. It held the first workshop to establish a scientific advisory committee to provide recommendations on a priority list of pesticides to target for potential elimination. After decades of evaluating risks to humans and the environment, DPR is reconsidering what “risk” means. The committee will help to rank the various risks each pesticide poses. That raised concerns with Renee Pinel.
By Chloe Lovejoy Verified| Agri-Pulse Verified A California Department of Food and Agriculture-funded evaluation found that growers affected by Pierce’s disease would spend nearly $56 million more annually without official intervention. Pierce’s disease costs California upward of $110 million annually when accounting for damage mitigation, lost production and vine replacement.
Company Info
Agri-Pulse
Agri-Pulse Communications is an online media company focused on agriculture, food, and rural policy news and analysis. Founded in 2004 and based in Washington, D.C., with additional offices in Missouri and California, it is recognized for its thorough coverage of agricultural policy, making it a trusted resource in the industry. The company offers a variety of services, including in-depth news coverage and analysis through its website and newsletters. Agri-Pulse provides advertising solutions such as high-traffic banners, video and audio ads, and targeted ads in newsletters and podcasts. Its popular "Agri-Pulse DriveTime" podcast delivers daily news updates, further engaging its audience. Agri-Pulse targets a diverse audience, including federal legislators, state governors, C-suite executives in agribusiness, and farmer leaders. With an annual revenue of $3 million and a team of approximately 30 employees, Agri-Pulse Communications continues to play a significant role in the agricultural sector. Sara Wyant serves as the founder and president, guiding the company's strategic direction.
South Dakota, United States
+1 630-247-7142
Founded: 2004