RFD Illinois

Bills would also require waste-management plans to remain available to public.

Clark family capitalizes on chance to enter hog business.

When March goes out like a lamb, it leaves the door open to insects and diseases.

Rain washes out chances of early planting and the additional corn acres that could have come with it.

Four tips to avoid possible drift issues, a crop disaster or disputes with neighbors when using dicamba products.

Event highlights how cover crops draw nutrients to the surface, making them available for the following corn or soybean crop.

Community learns about farming while also raising funds for ag education.

Ag groups consider bills' language burdensome and unnecessary.

Animal ag group strategizes outreach efforts based on trends in customer demand.

Event results in more than 440 pounds of food donated through Harvest for All program.