The coronavirus is already having a massive impact on the way Americans get their meat — and even bigger changes could be coming in the future. (Business Insider)

Pumpkins are one of the few fruits that are known as much for their appearance as their culinary characteristics. The Illinois crop has been good, but not great this year. (The Neighbor)

– China’s consumer inflation threatens to drop below zero in coming months as pork prices reverse trend from last year’s surge. (Bloomberg)

A southern Illinois farmer is sharing her story with the world. Sarah Frey took over her family’s farm in Wayne County at the age of 16 and turned it into a multi-state empire. (WSIL)

This Thanksgiving all of us in the United States need to look at all we have been given and be thankful. Without a doubt that includes our great system of agricultural production. (Morning Ag Clips

The Hispanic population has been disproportionately hit by COVID-19. It’s a group that’s been essential, responsible for harvesting the food America consumes. (CBS News 8)