El Niño To Bring ‘Milder and Drier’ Conditions To Illinois This Winter
With El Niño in the forecast, Illinois may see a milder winter. However, State Climatologist Trent Ford says this “doesn’t
With El Niño in the forecast, Illinois may see a milder winter. However, State Climatologist Trent Ford says this “doesn’t
Congressman Max Miller (R-OH) and a bipartisan group of representatives have introduced the Farm to Fly Act, aiming to create

Illinois Corn recently welcomed Rachel Dame to their team as the new Public Policy Manager. Dame joins the team after
As farmers wrap up their harvest, corn prices sit at considerably lower prices than they have been in previous years.
The 2023 Lessons for Living Webinar series is underway through the University of Illinois Extension. Tessa Hobbs-Curley, Extension Family Life

With farmland making up 75 percent of the state of Illinois’ total land, it is no surprise that agriculture plays

WRAM’s Kailey Foster hopped in the combine with Jared Kunkle to discuss his 2023 crop.
As farmers move towards wrapping up their 2023 harvest, and look ahead towards next year, Cody Forde with River Valley

The Monmouth-Roseville FFA chapter has been keeping busy all year with events and competitions. One contest the chapter has found