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Elaine Shein

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As seen in: The Progressive Farmer, NewsBreak, Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net, FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network), Western Livestock Journal, Tractor Report, Agriculture Newswire
DTN/Progressive Farmer Associate Content Manager; Ag journalist over 35 yrs. Deep farm roots, passionate about ag and journalism.
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Celebrating Past Accomplishments, Planning Quality Journalism for the Future

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By Elaine Shein Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
Celebrating Past Accomplishments, Planning Quality Journalism for the Future 4/27/2026 | 12:50 PM CDT By Elaine Shein , DTN/Progressive Farmer Associate Content Manager DTN/Progressive Farmer Publisher Jackie Cairnes accepted two Jesse H. Neal Awards on behalf of the company recently in New York City, while DTN Ag Policy Editor Chris Clayton received the Journalist of the Year Award from the North American Agricultural Journalists in Washington, D.C., only a few days earlier.
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Deadline March 31 for Ag Survey

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By Elaine Shein Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
RESULTS TO BE RELEASED IN JUNE Results from the National Women in Agriculture Study will be released later this spring, at the International Year of the Woman Farmer ACE (Advocate Cultivate Empower) Summit being held in Washington, D.C., on June 1-3.
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Honor Our Roots as We Celebrate Ag

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By Elaine Shein Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
I thought about my dad who had died just a few years earlier. And the grandfather I never met. About what the land meant to our generations of family raising food for the world -- or in my case, reporting on it. There was also deep appreciation for friends, relatives and neighbors who occasionally helped each other at busy times with the haying, harvesting and other fieldwork; my family would help them in return.
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