ALTAMONT, Ill. — Will Norman and his uncle, Reggie Grandt, are awash in corn this fall.
HAVANA, Ill. — Madison Hofreiter’s senior year at Havana High School wasn’t what she expected. The on-going pandemic meant “no homecoming, no sports no clubs.” Then tragedy struck with the death of a close friend by suicide.
The time to start feeding hay varies throughout the Midwest, but with grass supplies short in drought-stricken areas, many producers have already started.
ANKENY, Iowa — Climate and opportunity were two ideas that kept popping up during U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack’s visit to Iowa Oc…
Poultry production in the Corn Belt is still a relatively minor industry compared to beef and pork, but it is at least holding its own, and ma…
ANKENY — The country’s top agriculture official said in Iowa on Wednesday that he hopes Deere & Co. and its striking workers achieve a rap…
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Recently, in a letter to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, the North American Meat Institute, a mouthpiece for the corporate meatpacking indu…
NEW MEMPHIS, Ill. — Joe Kehrer expected outstanding corn yields for 2021. Unfortunately, he isn’t seeing them.
NEW BOSTON, Ill. — Corn harvest would have been a lot more enjoyable in northwestern Illinois this year without a drought and two windstorms, …
EASTON, Ill. — Chris Schoor, with his “cabin dog” Blue, loads wagons and semis as his dad, Ron Schoor, combines.
CARMI, Ill. — It’s an increasingly common comment in Illinois this year regarding the corn crop: “Yields are probably the best we’ve ever had,…
MAZON, Ill. — The Isham family started this harvest season with anticipation, as this is the first year they had a yield monitor in the combin…
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