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Nelson explains the reasoning that farming is getting hard in this day and age.
Bill Harmon was honored by the Illinois Leadership Council for Agricultural Education.
State’s first-in-the-nation Alternative Protein Task Force releases landmark blueprint.
Jerry Costello II says latest aid package insufficient; warns of long-term impact.
“It’s a bridge. It’s not the ultimate solution we’re looking for,” said Charlie Radman, a fourth-generation farmer who grows corn and soybeans on the land his family has owned near Randolph, Minnesota, since 1899.
Despite large trade losses, Farmers that receive aid in Illinois will not get as much relief as the last Trump term.
Phillip Nelson and Evan Hultine are familiar names to Illinois Farm Bureau members.
More than fifty tons of processed pork will help make the season bright.
“There’s a lot of figuring out what will count as meeting a work requirement,” said Chris Garcia, a community health worker and navigator.