Farmers are increasingly finding situations where drones offer both economic and operational advantages over conventional application methods, says Jim Henry.

The Illinois Department of Agriculture is launching the eighth year of its Fall Covers for Spring Savings Program.

There were 6.6 days suitable for fieldwork in Illinois for the week ending Oct. 25, according to the National Agricultural ...

A massive community effort came together in north-central Illinois as local farmers mobilized to help neighbor Michael Mead ...

Diesel fuel prices are $2.634 higher than a year ago and $2.779 higher than two years ago. Regular gasoline prices are $1.234 ...

Average swine finishing feed costs could be about 10% higher in 2027 than in 2026. But the range matters: depending on where ...

R-CALF USA is calling for an immediate federal investigation into the shrinking cattle market and recent major beef plant ...

Agricultural conditions across the Federal Reserve districts in the Corn Belt continued to be described as subdued due ...

Looking closely at claw lesions can help uncover environmental, management and nutritional factors that may be contributing to the problem.

In August a farmer noticed his cattle were lethargic with large numbers of ticks, particularly under the tailhead and udder, ...

Andrew Cottrell (left), Beck's Hybrids Central Illinois Practical Research Farm lead, anticipates Vyconic soybeans, the first technology to feature five herbicide tolerances all in one trait, to be ...