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ILLINOIS CLIMATE CHANGE EXTENDS GROWING SEASON FOR FARMERS, ENABLING EARLIER SPRING PLANTING

The weather plays a big role in the success or failure of our farmers. ABC7 Meteorologist Larry Mowry visited a farm in Will County to find out how farming is … Read More

VILSACK SUMMARIZES RECENT CONSERVATION AND CLIMATE ANNOUNCEMENTS

– Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack held a press call Thursday to explain several government announcements regarding conservation and climate. (Successful Farming)

TROOPER PLANTS RURAL ROAD SAFETY SEEDS

With planting season underway, the overseer of the Illinois State Police’s social media channels is driving home the importance of being mindful of massive, slow-moving farm vehicles. (Star Courier)

GET YOUR FOOD DIRECTLY FROM THE SOURCE –

While Community Supported Agriculture models are not new, many of today’s farms are adding value for their customers by increasing flexibility of what foods are offered, how foods are purchased, … Read More

AGRICULTURE, HUMAN HEALTH AND ECOSYSTEMS AT RISK AS ILLINOIS’ CLIMATE IS QUICKLY CHANGING, REPORT SHOWS –

In an extensive new report released Tuesday, the Nature Conservancy details how Illinois’ climate has transformed and looks forward to what more change might mean for the state’s agriculture, human … Read More

AT-HOME COFFEE BOOM DURING PANDEMIC POWERS SALES AT NESTLE –

Consumers stuck at home drinking coffee powered Nestle to its best quarterly sales growth in almost a decade. Nestle’s challenge now, some analysts said, is seeing whether it can keep … Read More

EARTH DAY: HOW DO FARMERS PROTECT OUR NATURAL RESOURCES? –

 Southwest Illinois farmer Richard Guebert Jr. serves as president of Illinois Farm Bureau, the largest farming organization in the state. With Earth Day approaching, he shared information about how environmental … Read More

AT EARTH DAY CLIMATE SUMMIT, BIDEN PROMISES 50% REDUCTION IN US GREENHOUSE EMISSIONS –

President Joe Biden pledged to cut U.S. greenhouse gas pollution in half by 2030 at a virtual climate summit Thursday, outlining an aggressive target that would require sweeping changes to … Read More

SOY AND CORN EXTEND RALLY ON WEATHER WORRIES, STRONG DEMAND –

Corn extended gains above $6 a bushel and soy topped $15, setting fresh mulityear highs, as China’s rampant demand and adverse weather threaten to further tighten supply. (Bloomberg)  

PEPSICO ANNOUNCES 2030 GOAL TO SCALE REGENERATIVE FARMING PRACTICES ACROSS 7 MILLION ACRES –

PepsiCo, Inc. is launching a new, impact-driven Positive Agriculture ambition with a goal to spread regenerative farming practices across 7 million acres, approximately equal to its entire agricultural footprint. (Successful … Read More

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