Wet and hot conditions in northern Illinois are impacting crop growth, as well as providing an opportunity for increased disease pressure this year.

American Farmland Trust and ADM are launching the next season of a program that supports Illinois farmers and the environment.

Is it still there for the crop? That’s the big nitrogen question after a wet spring.

The emergence of corn tassels is a pivotal moment in the life cycle of a corn plant.

Nine years of data analysis from Illinois farms found the most profitable acres were one-pass light tillage for corn and no-till soybeans.

Untreated water used by a Florida cucumber grower is one likely source of salmonella food poisoning that sickened nearly 450 people across the United States.

U.S. Department of Agriculture announced counties in Illinois are accepting applications for the Emergency Forest Restoration Program to address tornado and severe storm damage.

Bill Harmon, professor of agronomy at Lincoln Land Community College, received the Golden Owl award for postsecondary instructors at the Illinois Association of Vocational Agriculture Instructors Conference in Carbondale.

There has not been a major trait launched to manage soybean cyst nematodes in over six decades. Until now, that is.