Olivia Cooper

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Journalist and Founder, Agri-hub at Freelance

The agri-media professionals. Olivia Cooper & team, producing expert written content to raise the profile of agri businesses, to the style required by editors.

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Surry County, Virginia: Come Hungry, Leave Satisfied

1 month ago | thelocalpalate.com | Olivia Cooper

Established in 1652, Surry County, Virginia,has maintained its agricultural heritage and continues to provide access to fresh and healthy ingredients. Seasonal produce is available at several shops and roadside stands, and on family-owned farms that allow pick-your-own opportunities for a unique field-to-fork adventure. Agricultural History AboundsChippokes State Park occupies 1,683 acres of land originally deeded in 1619. The land has been continuously farmed since then.
My honest opinion on the new Snow White

2 months ago | hercampus.com | Olivia Cooper

After years of hearing about the controversies and criticisms surrounding Disneyâ€™s latest live-action princess movie, â€śSnow Whiteâ€ť is finally here. The movie premiered in theaters on March 23, starring Rachel Zegler as its titular character, and critics have mixed opinions. I recently saw the movie with my mom and sister, and this is my honest opinion of Disneyâ€™s newest and most controversial remake.Â Pros:Â The best part about this movie was the kindhearted heroine herself, Snow White.
The Importance of Female Friendships

Mar 2, 2025 | hercampus.com | Olivia Cooper

Many people consider February a month of romance, but it can also be a perfect time to celebrate female friendships, which are just as important as any romantic connection. February already has a day informally dedicated to these friendships, the day before Valentineâ€™s Day, most commonly known as Galentineâ€™s Day.
Managing Post-Inauguration Stress

Feb 3, 2025 | hercampus.com | Olivia Cooper

Since Donald Trumpâ€™s Presidential Inauguration on Monday, Jan. 20, it has felt like every time I open TikTok, Instagram or look at the news I am flooded with information about President Trumpâ€™s newest Executive Orders or some influencer explaining why this is a scary time to live. With all of this happening in just one week, it can be very easy to become overwhelmed with stress and anxiety, even though we have no control over most of what is happening.
Why it's okay to slow down and enjoy autumn

Nov 9, 2024 | hercampus.com | Olivia Cooper

As the Halloween season winds down it seems that more and more people are trading in their pumpkins for Christmas trees as soon as the clock strikes 12 on Nov. 1. However, not everyone wants to immediately move on to Christmas, especially when there is still a whole month left in the autumnal season. In a society that constantly wants us to focus on the future, it can be very overwhelming for those who wish to live in the moment and enjoy the month of November before rushing into Christmas.
From Sisterhood to the Real World

Oct 21, 2024 | hercampus.com | Olivia Cooper

After being at an all-girls high school for the past four years, making the switch back to a co-ed environment felt daunting. My high school experience was like living in the Barbie Land from Greta Gerwig’s film, “Barbie,” which depicts a utopia for women where they can do whatever they want and be supported. I would not trade that experience for anything. However, the shift from an all-girls school to co-ed has had its ups and downs, some of which I was not necessarily expecting.
Harvest 24: Milling wheats struggle to hit protein specs

Aug 26, 2024 | fwi.co.uk | Olivia Cooper |Danusia Osiowy

Spring barley has not disappointed the maltsters, with good quality grain entering stores so far. However, a trend is emerging for low proteins in milling wheat. See also: Harvest 2024: The 5 top-yielding winter wheat varieties mapWiltshireHarvest has made good progress across the South, although late-drilled spring barley is still not fit. “Yields are better than expected on some farms,” says Sean Crombie, store manager at Trinity Grain.
How can soil carbon help your business reach net zero?

Aug 8, 2024 | foodmanufacture.co.uk | Olivia Cooper

Sustainability and the drive to net zero are rapidly becoming critical elements to dairy business strategies, but figuring out how to get there can be challenging. Alongside reducing emissions, one of the key elements that can help is sequestering carbon in soil – which in some cases is already helping farmer suppliers to achieve net zero. Sustainability is important, from its widest sense right down to the narrowest interpretation.
Tracing the motions of ionized and molecular gas in the gravitationally lensed, hyperluminous starburst galaxy PJ0116-24

Jul 16, 2024 | communities.springernature.com | Patrick S. Kamieneski |Olivia Cooper |Daizhong Liu

The epoch of the Universe’s history known as cosmic noon—around redshift z~2, more than 10 billion years in the past—earned its moniker as it marks the peak of star formation activity in the Universe. During this particularly active time, some rare galaxies are found to assemble stars at rates exceeding 1000 solar masses per year, in stark contrast to the Milky Way’s meager average of 2 solar masses per year.
Samaritans team up with housebuilder to create mindfulness benches in Horsham

May 21, 2024 | sussexexpress.co.uk | Olivia Cooper

Watch more of our videos on Shots! and live on Freeview channel 276Visit Shots! nowLocal housebuilder, Cala Homes, has joined forces with Samaritans to introduce mindfulness benches at its development in Horsham. The benches were unveiled last week at Cala’s Hawksbourne development after the team at the Horsham and Crawley Samaritans branch helped to create the unique and meaningful benches.