Illinois Farm Bureau

Illinois Farm Bureau is accepting applications for its Illinois Veterinary Education and Training loan program.

In a country known for its robust agricultural industry, it is disheartening to know just how many people struggle with hunger.

Over the past two decades, a Livingston County farmer traveled to the capitol to meet with legislators and advocate for agriculture.

Illinois landowners could be eligible for $5,000 in free soil analyses and consultation with a University of Illinois research team in exchange for participating in a historic project seeking to learn how soils have changed over 120 years.

Early spells of warm weather mean that truckers who use rural roads in Illinois had an added challenge.

The Illinois Soybean Association, together with Illinois’ other commodity and agriculture organizations, is once again calling for nominations to the Illinois 20 Under 40 Awards.

The month of January saw Illinois FFA’s major state officers get right back into the swing of things. January kicked off with the officers spending a week at the Illinois FFA Center in Springfield.

The Illinois Pork Producers Association is leading a call to members of the Illinois congressional delegation for a legislative remedy to state-by-state livestock production requirements.

State legislators from both sides of the aisle joined together to announce an effort to protect farm families and their land by updating the estate tax code.

The second annual Illinois Ag Retail Survey is underway to collect data on nutrient management practices.

The Illinois FFA major state officers and hundreds of Illinois Farm Bureau members from across the state met at the Palmer House Hotel in Chicago on Dec. 1 to celebrate the state’s agricultural accomplishments over the past year.

For Austin Granby, a decision to end a fun-filled vacation early, in favor of hitting the books, paid off.

Illinois Farm Bureau sets a big table when it comes to its Discussion Meet program.

Illinois Farm Families’ “We Are the 96%” campaign will resume paid advertising opportunities in January and February, concluding with a Super Bowl commercial for Illinois audiences on Feb. 11.

2023 was a year of wins and continued challenges that will extend into the new year for the corn industry.