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Brownfield Ag News Celebrates Meghan Grebner’s 15 Years of Service

Brownfield Ag News is proud to recognize and celebrate Meghan Grebner, Broadcast Supervisor and Livestock Market Reporter, whose dedication to agricultural journalism has helped inform and connect farmers, ranchers, agribusiness professionals, and rural communities across the country.

Since joining Brownfield in 2011, Grebner has become one of the most respected and recognizable voices in agricultural broadcasting. In her current role as Broadcast Supervisor, she helps guide and ensure the delivery of high-quality content across the company’s radio and digital platforms. As Livestock Market Reporter, she provides timely market analysis and reporting that livestock producers rely on to make informed business decisions.

A highlight of Grebner’s career came in 2025 when she was named the National Association of Farm Broadcasting’s Farm Broadcaster of the Year, one of the highest honors in agricultural media. The award recognized her excellence in agricultural journalism, leadership within the industry, and commitment to serving farm and ranch audiences with trusted news and information.

Over the past 15 years, Grebner has covered some of the most important stories affecting agriculture, including livestock markets, trade policy, animal health issues, weather challenges, farm policy, and emerging industry trends. Her reporting has taken her across the United States and internationally, where she has interviewed producers, policymakers, economists, researchers, and agricultural leaders.

“Meghan’s commitment to excellence, accuracy, and service to agriculture has made her an invaluable member of the Brownfield team,” said Cyndi Young, Director of Brownfield & Learfield Ag. “Whether she is reporting from a livestock event, anchoring market reports, mentoring team members, or helping lead our newsroom, Meghan brings professionalism, integrity, and a genuine passion for agriculture to everything she does. We are incredibly grateful for her contributions over the past 15 years.”

In addition to her reporting responsibilities, Grebner plays a key leadership role in training and mentoring Brownfield staff and helping maintain the high editorial standards for which Brownfield is known. Her commitment to the future of agricultural broadcasting extends beyond Brownfield. She currently serves as President of the NAFB Foundation Board of Directors, helping advance scholarship opportunities and professional development programs for the next generation of farm broadcasters.

Raised on her family’s multi-generational livestock and grain operation, Grebner developed an appreciation for agriculture and farm broadcasting at an early age. That background continues to shape her reporting and her connection with the audiences she serves.

Brownfield Ag News congratulates Meghan Grebner on 15 years of outstanding service and looks forward to her continued leadership and contributions to agricultural journalism.