While much is still unknown about what tax changes may or may not be included in any Congressional tax legislation this year, it appears most of the scary stuff for farmers is off the table as the country heads toward Halloween.
As congress works on and debates the Build Back Better plan proposed by President Biden’s administration, tax experts are watching how it might affect farmers if some of the proposals are passed.
Conservation and sustainability has always been front of mind for farmers. And technology is playing an increasing role in helping them care for the environment.
Earlier this week, DeWitt farmer Joe Dierickx ordered a new cornhead tip. He'd noticed the part was bent, and while it was still operational, …
DEKALB, Ill. — Matt Gehrke is sometimes surprised he could have farmed 240 acres of land in northern Illinois for so many years and known so l…
The wave of technological innovation is washing over livestock production as well as cropping systems.
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Animal agriculture has changed dramatically over the past 25 years, and those changes mean educating not only producers, but non-farm consumers.
After yet another threat, it appears the 1031 exchange program is alive and doing just fine.
URBANA, Ill. — The old workhorse of a feed mill for the University of Illinois officially retired in March, and the structure is set to be tor…
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