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Caleb Musser

Caleb Musser, a proud alumnus of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University, initially envisioned a career in sports broadcasting. He loved the fast pace, the passionate storytelling, and the connection with a dedicated fan base. However, during an elective course on environmental journalism, a particular lecture on water scarcity in the American West sparked a profound shift in his perspective. He realized that the "game" of sustainable agriculture – ensuring food security and resource management – was far more critical and impactful than any athletic competition. Musser quickly pivoted, seeing the agricultural sector as a vast, underreported arena filled with innovation, economic drama, and profound human stories. He applies the same rigorous research, engaging narrative style, and dedication to accuracy he honed for sports reporting to his coverage of agricultural news, aiming to make complex farming issues as compelling and accessible as a championship game.

A poster designed by Courtney Arnett, Market Coordinator for the State Street Farmers Market
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A Trip to the State Street Farmers Market!

There’s something truly magical about a Saturday morning spent at a local farmers market, and in Bristol, Tennessee, that magic comes alive at the State Street Farmers Market! Nestled in the hea...

Caleb Musser
June 22, 2025
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Celebrating the Seasons: Farm Festivals Flourish in the Tri-Cities Region

As the leaves begin to blush with autumn’s embrace or the spring air fills with the promise of new growth, the Tri-Cities, Tennessee region comes alive with a vibrant tradition: farm festivals. ...

Caleb Musser
June 3, 2025
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Appalachian Highlands Farmers Magazine
Appalachian Highlands Farmer is a Magazine designed for farmers and people interested in sustainable and organic farm products, Farmers Markets and stores that sell fresh, locally grown foods from the Appalachian Highlands area of Virginia and Tennessee.

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Featured Posts

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Johnson City Farmers Market: A Great Day in the Mountains
July 15, 2025
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Local Artist Captures Appalachian Spirit & Time
July 14, 2025
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Abingdon’s Rich History & Vibrant Farmers Market
July 10, 2025

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