Recent dust storms in Illinois have raised the question of the cause of these events. In the last few years, these dust ...

I” state farmers intend to plant more corn and fewer soybeans this spring compared to last year, according to a prospective ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture released the estimated acres for corn and soybeans to be planted. The report indicates a ...

A milder winter for the most part across Iowa, Illinois and chunks of Missouri has boosted farmer eagerness to get equipment ...

April opening for fest featuring 1 million blooms in more than 30 varieties Whether one strolls, strides, rolls, dances or ...

Rainstorms that began Tuesday and, in some cases, lasted through Sunday have devastated communities across the Mid-South, who ...

THUMBS UP! To nicer weather coming for the spring high school sports season. Spring sport athletes have to brave the elements ...

Farmers are back in the field, but their crops may look a little different this season. A new USDA report shows they’re ...

Kaila Anderson stands in front of some photos in the farmhouse where she grew up, near the tiny town of Sabetha, in the northeast corner of Kansas. Outside, frozen February fields of ...

David Turnis, of rural Bernard, Iowa, is like many young farmers: A leg up can make a world of difference as he grows his ...

Central Illinois crops may look different this year due to President Trump’s looming trade war with U.S. trading partners.

The federal government must promote opportunities for those living in the so-called “flyover country.” The people who helped elect Donald Trump need policies that support them. Energy is a big issue, ...