Skip to content

Greene Publishing Owner Named Newsperson of the Year

Emerald Greene, owner of Greene Publishing, has been named the 2025 Florida Farm Bureau Newsperson of the Year. This announcement was made at the organization’s state annual meeting on Oct. 28 at the Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort. 

Emerald Greene, owner of Greene Publishing, received the Florida Farm Bureau 2025 Newsperson of the Year award. The award was presented by Farm Bureau President Jeb Smith at the organization’s 84th annual meeting on Oct. 28 in Daytona Beach.

A Madison County native, Greene owns the Madison County Carrier, Monticello News, and Riverbend News, serving readers across Madison, Jefferson, Suwannee, Hamilton, and Lafayette Counties. Each paper is printed weekly and maintains a daily online presence. She also publishes The Front Porch Magazine, which is released six times a year. 

Greene has served the last two years as chairman of the board for the Florida Press Association and currently serves as past chair, in addition to serving on the Florida Press Foundation Board, the Florida Advertising and Media Executives Board and the Madison County Chamber of Commerce Board. 

The Newsperson of the Year award is presented to a reporter, editor or broadcaster for their accurate coverage of production agriculture, Farm Bureau news and rural issues. The award is designed to support positive relationships between county Farm Bureaus and representatives of the news media.

Related News

Florida Member Named 2025 Farm Dog of the Year

Recognizing the vital role that four-legged friends often play on family farms and ranches, Farm Bureau launched the Farm Dog of the Year contest several years ago – now a popular feature of the American Farm Bureau Federation’s Convention. The winner of the 2025 Farm Bureau Farm Dog…

Get It While It's Ripe! Sign Up for Our E-Newsletter

Stay connected by receiving our newsletter covering general interest topics in Florida, the latest news, discounts and more!

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.