





Joanna grew up on a dairy farm and has spent the past decade working at the intersection of agriculture and media. She has a natural gift for connecting with people — both in person and online — and a genuine passion for bridging the gap between brands and their audiences in an authentic way.
An award-winning farm broadcaster recognized by both the National Association of Farm Broadcasters and the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, Joanna’s work spans to radio, online and presentations that resonates.
A few other titles she holds: Wife, mother of four, and proud garlic farmer.
Why did Joanna start this business?
Joanna saw a growing need for farmers to have a presence in the digital space. With farmers making up just 1–2% of the population, they are uniquely positioned to make a powerful statement online — and that reach extends to agriculture businesses as well. People are consuming media in new and unexpected ways, which makes it more critical than ever to leave a lasting impression online. Joanna started this business to help farmers and agricultural businesses to show up, speak up, and stand out.


Joanna and her family run Guza Garlic, a small garlic farm in Wisconsin. Learn more at GuzaGarlic.com.
Examples of Joanna’s work
From radio to reels — here’s a look at Joanna’s storytelling across platforms.
