The agricultural industry has a significant role in helping to meet the goals of the Environmental Protection Agency to protect public health and the environment.

The typical methods of determining soybean cyst nematode infestation tend to lack accuracy and efficiency at the field and farm level. Research is underway to change that.

Registration for the 2023 Golden Harvest Go for the Gold Challenge is open now through June 30.

Illinois State University and Western Illinois University have teamed up in a joint cover crop project funded by the Illinois Nutrient Research and Education Council.

Western Illinois University’s School of Agriculture will host its fourth annual Pennycress Field Day on May 25 at the Agriculture Field Laboratory.

More than 20 teens attended the Ag Innovators Experience to learn leadership, STEM, critical-thinking skills, and how drones work.

Extensive in-field research combined with high-tech equipment has changed farming over the past few decades to the point where farmers have had to “relearn” what they may have learned “back in the day.”

Brad Zimmerman enjoys challenging the status quo and trying things differently to improve his farming operation.

With the spread of yield-robbing diseases like tar spot and frogeye leaf spot throughout the United States, fungicide applications have grown increasingly popular and crucial to protect yield potential.