Animal producers explain to Illinois Senate subcommittee their experiences with environmental regulations.
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NPPC: Ban of preventive antibiotics would be 'ill-advised'
WHO continues to call for a ban on disease-prevention uses of antibiotics in food-animal production. Some industry groups say such a ban could actually lead to greater use of antibiotics.
Community helps injured orchard owner
Dozens of volunteers pick up the slack, help avoid closing the operation this season.
Dry weather could aid final harvest push
Meteorologist predicts scant precipitation through Thanksgiving; La Nina could affect South American crops more than U.S. next year.
View from the Cab: Corn that survived floods faring well in northern Illinois
"Our main purpose is to make sure we can farm another year," said Richard Beuth of Winnebago County.
Rauner declares harvest emergency; much work needed to gain permits
With the declaration, a farmer with a permit may haul up to a maximum of 10 percent more than the standard weight restriction of the gross, axle and registered weight restrictions.
Harvest and wheat planting enter final stretch
Harvest of corn, soybeans and sorghum along with wheat planting all nearly reached or surpassed the three-quarters completion mark this week.
German, Illinois farmers say on-farm energy can make you money
A group of German and Illinois farmers shared stories about how they generate power and revenue on the farm. Some believe this 'third crop' merits a closer look.
IAITC teacher of the year: Ag's hands-on nature excites kids, encourages learning
Virginia teacher takes advantage of Ag in the Classroom resources in putting together curriculum that teaches the full spectrum of the industry.
Locks outage could cost billions, says new study
Waterways Council VP hopes current administration follows through on intention to upgrade infrastructure.