A northern Illinois Christmas tree grower says it’s been nearly an ideal summer for her crop. Sadie Asher says she and her husband, Shane, are developing a 21-acre agri-tourism operation in Henry County. “Growing up in the corn and soybean world, showing hogs, showing cows, going to Christmas trees and specialty crops was not at […]
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