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“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.
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.
Prices for a Thanksgiving meal for up to 10 have dropped significantly.
Many Illinois farmers are saying that rising costs and tariffs are threatening their livelihood.
House floats untested idea in response to unpopular Senate-passed bill.
Conley: Thoughts and prayers.
Pacha: No, thanks.
As ACES continues to evolve, its mission is to provide science-backed solutions to the world’s pressing challenges.
Advocate says the “Big Beautiful Bill” shifts major costs to the state.
The state had 8 million wetlands acres in the 1980’s. Now only 275,000 acres are protected by the Clean Water Act.