The majority of grain bin entrapments occur in the Midwest. “There have been over 1,100 grain entrapments since the 1960s,” said Salah Issa, assistant professor of agricultural and industrial safety and health at the University of Illinois.
Democrats in the Illinois General Assembly are reviving a plan to make Illinois reliant only on renewable power sources by 2050 with policies and regulations to encourage a switch to generating energy from such sustainable sources as wind and solar.
The bullish momentum provided in last month’s U.S. Department of Agriculture’s supply and demand estimates report was dulled by a slightly bearish corn report issued Feb. 9.
Corn and soybean ending stocks continued their downward trend in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s supply and demand estimates report.
Indiana NRCS has begun accepting the second round of applications to get funding to improve water quality in northwest Indiana in the Big Pine Watershed.
Purdue Extension is preparing for its annual Annie’s Project course, which empowers farm women by bringing them together to learn a variety of information and skills from experts.
National FFA officers will connect with members across the country during National FFA Week, set for Feb. 20-27.
As National FFA Week draws near, the Indiana FFA state officer team is pumped up and ready to celebrate with Hoosier FFA members. The officers shared what they are most looking forward to during weeklong celebration Feb. 20-27.
The 2020-2021 Indiana FFA state officer team is very excited to travel the state and interact with members for the upcoming National FFA Week, which will be held Feb. 20-27.