Another good year for ag education in Illinois. Jennifer Waters is the coordinator for Facilitating Coordination in Agricultural Education.
Of the 10 new ag programs being added next school year, seven are at the middle school level.
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The weather has been anything but consistent this growing season, between heavy rainfalls and stretches of dry spells. According to Bayer Technical Agronomist Lance Tarochione, these extremes don’t significantly impact
It’s time to gear up for acreage reportings! Mike Moore discusses more information about those reportings, new updates that have been released regarding the farm bill, and more. “So right
Author: WMOI/WRAM Intern Ethan Potter With the Corn getting about knee-high, It might be time to start thinking about where those bushels can go. Tyler Sherwood with the OSF Bushels
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is putting farmers first and reaffirming this commitment by updating its strategic priorities, motto and mission and vision statements for the Natural Resources Conservation
Changes to SNAP eligibility are cutting benefits for hundreds of thousands of Illinois residents and hurting small farmers who support them By MOLLY A. WALLACEMedill Illinois News Bureaunews@capitolnewsillinois.com President Donald
Students from the Western Illinois University School of Agriculture earned multiple team and individual honors at the 2026 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Judging Conference, hosted by
