Midwestern farmers soon can earn compensation for conservation practices thanks to a new partnership between the Illinois Soybean Association,…
As the gardening season winds down, many of us will begin cleaning up our landscapes for the winter. While cutting back dead plants and raking…
The future of renewable fuel could be in the sky — in thousands of airplanes, that is.
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Illinois grows lots of pumpkins. Some nurture giant ones. Heap’s Giant Pumpkin Farm in Minooka hosted a statewide contest to honor the largest…
Favorable weather has helped push Illinois harvest progress well ahead of normal, prompting farmers to consider applying fall fertilizers earl…
Whether you apply fertilizer to your lawn, pasture or production field, the 4R principles of nutrient management are relevant information that…
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COLUMBIA, Mo. — University of Missouri Extension will offer a three-night webinar series on food plots for wildlife.
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Cereal rye as a cover crop may reduce waterhemp populations without yield loss in soybean.
As the calendar turns from October to November, our toothy jack-o’-lanterns start to look like deflated basketballs. This means millions of Am…
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s September Hogs and Pigs report puts inventories up from last quarter but down from last year and well bel…
The days are getting shorter, and the temperatures are finally getting cooler, meaning fall has arrived. While many of our gardening activitie…
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As the crisp cool air of fall approaches, you might enjoy warming up with a sweatshirt or cuddling up with an additional blanket, and you are …