Middle

Middle We amplify the hidden and unexpected voices of rural America. We work like we have something to prove, and we partner with clients who work the same way.

Rural America is home to countless hidden and unexpected voices that are united by an unrivaled work ethic and unyielding resolve. These voices are at the center of rural America’s culture and lifestyle, and our spirit is a reflection of that. Our clients are essential to the health and vitality of the communities they represent and serve, and they need their stories to be heard not just around th

e corner but across the globe. We’re here to amplify those stories and connect rural audiences or brands to the people, organizations, and movements that support and champion them.

02/15/2025

Spending a couple of very cold days in the snow with River Creek Farms definitely paid off for these shots!

From Stratton, Nebraska, to Mexico City—our team hit the road to document the Western Gulf Port supply chain 🚛🌎 We're gr...
01/31/2025

From Stratton, Nebraska, to Mexico City—our team hit the road to document the Western Gulf Port supply chain 🚛🌎 We're grateful for the opportunity to witness our food and agricultural system in action and share its impact!

This is "Western Gulf Port Supply Chain" by U.S. Wheat Associates on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Yesterday was a beautiful day to capture footage with the Sawyer family! 🌾 U.S. Wheat
05/09/2024

Yesterday was a beautiful day to capture footage with the Sawyer family! 🌾 U.S. Wheat

Our projects, our team, and our clients would not be the same without the amazing talents of our strategy director, Ashl...
02/20/2024

Our projects, our team, and our clients would not be the same without the amazing talents of our strategy director, Ashley Fuhrman.

Happy workiversary! Thank for your six years of leadership at Middle, Ashley.

With the Young Directors Club from BGC behind the camera, this may just be our best work yet! Stay tuned…
01/26/2024

With the Young Directors Club from BGC behind the camera, this may just be our best work yet! Stay tuned…

01/12/2024

Our team and the United Sorghum Checkoff Program just won FOUR regional Best of NAMA awards and will be advancing to the national competition in April 🙌

Check out our award-winning work ✨
middle.co/middle-wins-regional-best-of-nama-awards/

12/27/2023

New work dropping in 2024!

10/16/2023

Happy National Boss's Day to the man who risks it all behind the scenes 👏

"Gold Award" has a nice ring to it, especially when it's for work promoting our amazing community 🏆
10/05/2023

"Gold Award" has a nice ring to it, especially when it's for work promoting our amazing community 🏆

Our coworkers this week 🐴
09/22/2023

Our coworkers this week 🐴

09/22/2023

The final episode in our docuseries is all about the Resource-Conserving Ingredient™ that we all should be eating more of! 🍽

United Sorghum Checkoff Program

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220 S 5th St
Manhattan, KS
66502

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(785)3206621

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The story of 502.

The history of 502 is a story of pluck that exemplifies the spirit of entrepreneurism.

Blade Mages didn’t set out to create a video production company, but he wasn’t going to let a decisive opportunity pass him by. At 19, he was attending Kansas State University, working at the Manhattan Regional Airport and in the midst of a heated internal debate about his future when he received an odd phone call.

The weathered voice of his high school video instructor, John Culley, spoke with urgency on the other end of the line. In school, Blade had fallen in love with video production. The news-style show he produced with his friends was featured on the local cable television station, the owner of which, Culley was urging him to contact immediately. ‘How weird,’ Blade thought; but he complied, quickly dialing the number of the station. The owner directed him to a man on the East Coast who needed a contractor to produce short commercials for small town businesses that would run on local cable networks.

“I was told you own a production company,” the man said. “Would you be interested?”