Illinois wheat could be heads above previous crops
Farmers will soon be switching their hats from planting to harvesting the winter wheat crop in Illinois. And it’s shaping up to be a big one. USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics … Read More
Farmers will soon be switching their hats from planting to harvesting the winter wheat crop in Illinois. And it’s shaping up to be a big one. USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics … Read More
The most recent Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO) baseline on farm program outlays is an important indicator of the budget outlook and is expected to set spending boundaries during current farm … Read More
Libby Larkin from Livingston County is the recipient of the Thomas E. and Mary Morgan Lykins scholarship from the IAA Foundation. She is studying agribusiness at Hawkeye Community College. Get … Read More
Every Busch Light Corn Can sold through July will equate to 25 cents for long-time partner Farm Rescue. The partnership between Busch Light and Farm Rescue started in 2019, with … Read More
Recent market moves have led to “ugly trading” opportunities, according to Aaron Edwards of Roach Ag Marketing. Just two weeks ago, experts were talking about the seasonality of the spring … Read More
Get a hot, home-cooked meal and everything on your grocery list without leaving your car. That’s right, Old Mac’s in Effingham is a 60-foot drive-thru convenient store. “Everybody thinks it’s … Read More
May is Osteoporosis Awareness Month. Dairy includes nutrients like calcium, protein, vitamin D, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium that help build and maintain a lifetime of healthy bones. Learn more about … Read More
The countdown continues to the Illinois State Fair. Visitors can enjoy an updated Multi-Purpose Arena. Renovations included repaired sidewalks and electrical systems to the installation of a new canopy. … Read More
Xochitl Torres Small, nominee for deputy ag secretary, was questioned on how she would manage USDA’s daily operations and oversee the department’s nearly 100,000 employees during a Senate Ag hearing. … Read More
With planting progress running ahead of schedule, there will be plenty of supply. The expectations that are changing are related to demand outlooks — and that seems to bring more … Read More