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Growing up on a strawberry farm and being surrounded by storytellers, there is no wonder Jacinta, founder of JMB Freelance, fell in love with journalism and the land.
With more than 15 years experience in ag-communications, and news journalism, Jacinta now creates content to help business’ big or small deliver a captivating story to tell their audiences, through various forms of communication.
As the previous Senior Journalist for Farm Weekly, Jacinta won numerous awards for her work, including Best Feature article.
Over the years, she has also worked for numerous Fairfax Media newspapers and magazines across Australia, and has experience working with Seven West news and ABC Radio and Broadcasting.
With this experience, she produced various hard hitting news and engaging content across various industries, with a strong focus on agricultural, equine, rural and regional news.
In recent years, she has also worked with numerous large corporate business’ and government departments to create a variety of news and corporate communications, helping share key messages and develop valuable connections and relationships with key stakeholders across a variety of industries.
Combining her journalism skills and a genuine love for everything rural, Jacinta uses her skills to a variety of agricultural and regional clients, enabling them to grow engagement, followers, create quality content and make an impact.
Have a browse below at a sample of some of her published work.
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In a fitting display, a group of ringers took to the skies for Nexus Airline’s inaugural flight to Kununurra before setting out across the East Kimberley... Pictured: James Salerno.
The muster crew mustered over 100 water buffalo at Fish River Station with Jed Fawcett and his crew. Ringers Western CEO and owner James Salerno said the crew wore the new range of work shirts, jeans, boots and the newly released Sterling Cowboy hat.
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When you think of the perfect horse property, Elivyn Park certainly ticks all the boxes
BEEF industry leaders gave South West beef producers an insight into the marketing opportunities on the horizon when they gathered at Bonnydale Black Simmentals, Bridgetown.
JACINTA BOLSENBROEK Courtesy Farm Weekly FROM a young age 19-year-old Boyup Brook farmer Harris Thompson had been passionate about the cattle industry. "My parents offered me a Charolais cow of my own at four years old," he said. "But at four I decided I wanted to have my own stud and I wanted it to...
Harvey Beef officially opened its state-of-the-art retail-ready facility in Harvey on Friday. The new range of Harvey Beef-branded products will soon be available in Coles, IGA and other independents, with the facility to be in full production from next week.
CYCLONE Olwyn has been declared a natural disaster, triggering government assistance for affected Carnarvon growers and communities. This assistance will come in addition to compensation from the Agricultural Produce Commission (APC), which was also announced this week. APC chairman Bill Ryan said 48 growers who contribute to a scheme under the APC would receive the compensation.
WITH Wagyu becoming the next hot ticket item globally, one WA producer plans to expand his Wagyu herd to 10,000 head for the Asian and Middle Eastern markets. WA lotfeeder and Margaret River Premium Meat Exports director Geoff Pearson is currently running 4000 head of Wagyu cross breeders in Esperance at Young River station.