Top IL Corn Videos of 2022

January 5, 2023

Social Media has changed the way the world sees companies and brands. Videos are a medium that has skyrocketed over the last couple decades and IL Corn is making sure to keep up. 

 

Reaching a larger audience in different ways, IL Corn’s newly created TikTok account went viral in 2022. Also new to 2022, IL Corn TV debuted. IL Corn TV is a weekly ag news segment that recounts the previous week’s news. Mostly on youtube, the second highest visited website in the world, IL Corn TV has grown exponentially in 2022 and will continue to be a resource for farmers in Illinois. If you haven’t yet, subscribe to the IL Corn TV youtube channel to get alerts when new episodes are out. 

 

Before we fly into the top videos on IL Corn TV, we want to show the best and favorite videos on our other social media platforms.

 

Top 6 Videos


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A video of a corn field with the name mark wilson on it

Mark Wilson Farm During Harvest with a small snafu

A red and white windmill is against a blue sky.

Selling sweet corn, veggies and a flower business - Meet the Browns

A man with a beard is on a facebook page called ethanol

Dave is Finally on Social Media! Talking Ethanol

A man with a beard is driving a tractor in a field.

Meet Tim Jolly a farmer in Chenoa, IL

A man is sitting in front of a brewery with a sign that says keg grove brewing company.

Beer can be made from corn! Watch brewery owner Jeff talk about it.

A picture of a field of grass growing out of the ground.

New Conservation Series - Uncovering Cover Crops

Airlines are committed to the use of renewable energy sources
A family is standing in a field of wheat.
A collage of pictures with the words happy anniversary 50 years
A taiwanese market for il corn is being advertised
A bag of money is sitting on top of a pile of money in a field.
A man is standing in front of a herd of cows in a field.

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Dr. Yan Zhang, Justin Moore, Rod Weinzierl, Rep. Nikki Budzinski, Dr. Christopher Slaten, and Dr. Pr

Rep. Budzinski Requests Federal Funding for National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center

By Lyndi Allen • May 26, 2026
Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski is requesting federal funding for the National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center through her Community Project Funding requests.
Shane and Taylor

Meet the Robot Changing How Illinois Farmers Fight Weeds

By Tara Desmond • May 21, 2026
Solinftec's Solix robot uses AI to target weeds in real time, cutting chemical use up to 90%. Solar-powered, autonomous, and built for Midwest farms.
Photo taken in McLean County Museum of History

Illinois Ag Across Time: Episode 2

By Tara Desmond • May 21, 2026
Illinois Ag Across Time - Episode 2: Tracing 200 years of Illinois farm families, innovation, and the land that fed a nation.
Don Meyer

Illinois Ag Across Time: Episode 1

By Tara Desmond • May 21, 2026
Illinois Ag Across Time — Tracing 200 years of Illinois farm families, innovation, and the land that fed a nation.
Hammer striking corn kernels on a wooden surface, with kernels scattering in a rustic barn setting

Ethanol: Fact vs. Fiction

By Lyndi Allen • May 21, 2026
Ethanol is a powerhouse for American farms, fuels American vehicles, and has strengthened America’s economy for decades, but remains one of the most misunderstood fuels on the road today.
Cargo containers lined up at a port beside a canal, under a bright sky

From River Locks to Global Markets

By Lyndi Allen • May 21, 2026
For decades, America’s inland waterways operated on a system that couldn’t keep up—aging infrastructure, delayed projects, and a funding model that forced farmers and shippers to wait.
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