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.
Thirteen enterprising graduate students researching soybean topics at universities across Illinois exhibited their innovative projects during the Illinois Soybean Association’s recent Soybean Summit.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that agricultural producers and private landowners can sign up for the general Conservation Reserve Program through March 29.
A high management corn strip cropping study had the top return on investment for 2023 among Precision Planting’s agronomic trials.
Early spells of warm weather mean that truckers who use rural roads in Illinois had an added challenge.
The rules are the rules, but the federal rulemaking process can be confusing for those who are most impacted by the final results of that process.
What are the rules on automated driver systems in commercial motor vehicles? Right now, it depends on what state you are in.
Teachers devoted their time and effort to helping Indiana students chase their dreams and grow their local FFA programs.
World agriculture has undergone significant transformation over the past six decades.