Meet Kate Baker, PCM’s newest specialist serving Southeastern Illinois, bringing soil science expertise and economic insight to conservation.
Frost seeding is a simple, cost-effective way to introduce or thicken forage stands by taking advantage of natural freeze–thaw cycles in late winter and early spring.
The most common shortcut farmers take? “I’m only going in for a second.”
Most grain entrapments happen when someone is working alone and they believe the risk is minimal.
Illinois FFA alumni share how high school leadership, competitions, and friendships helped them grow into successful agricultural leaders.
Upon hearing the Supreme Court ruling regarding President Trump’s use of tariffs, ICGA President and Illinois farmer Mark Bunselmeyer issues statement.
For Illinois farmers, the work of the U.S. Grains and Bioproducts Council (USGBC) is essential to maintaining and expanding global demand for corn and corn co-products.
New Conservation Specialist helps expand program to Western Illinois giving free resources to Illinois farmers.
The Endangered Species Act (ESA) is top of mind at Commodity Classic this year and farmers will see that reflected across the trade show floor.
Ryan Gentle of Wyffels Hybrids shares 2025 disease lessons, soil moisture concerns and planting advice for Illinois corn farmers in 2026.
The Agricultural Coalition for the USMCA hosted a press conference to highlight the agreement’s importance to U.S. agriculture and rural communities as its renewal approaches.