Illinois Farm Bureau Young Leaders and Collegiate Farm Bureaus were recently recognized for tallying the most volunteer hours nationwide during Farm Bureau’s annual “Harvest for All” program. The young farmers accumulated nearly 21,000 hours by volunteering at local food banks across the state throughout the year. The group raised more than $159,000 for hunger relief efforts and donated a total of 312,568 lbs. of food.
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A benefit of active weather throughout the summer is a greater opportunity to replenish river levels on the Mississippi River. Trent Ford, Illinois State Climatologist, says that, unlike in years
The National Pork Industry Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing research and education in the pork industry, is now accepting applications for two scholarship programs supporting students pursuing careers
Throughout the summer growing season, the 2026 crop has experienced weather extremes ranging from cold and wet conditions to hot and dry. Burrus Area Manager Josh Oaks says the crop
Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Manager Ashlyn Quinn has been recognized for her continued work in agriculture and the local community. Quinn recently received the Warren County 4-H Young Alumni Award, and
The Illinois Nutrient Research & Education Council (NREC) has selected Corey Lacey, Ph.D., as its next Executive Director. Dr. Lacey begins September 1, 2026. Dr. Lacey brings experience spanning agricultural research,
