Some Illinois farmers utilizing cover crops this fall can save on their crop insurance premiums this spring. Brian Rennecker, natural resources division manager with the Illinois Department of Agriculture (IDOA), says they’re preparing for the sixth year of the “Fall Covers for Spring Savings” program. “We offer up to a $5 an acre rebate for […]
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A product brand manager for AgriGold says research plot performance plays a critical role in developing new corn hybrids. Steve Schany
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Consumers have had a strong appetite for butter in 2024. Dairy Economist Corey Geiger with CoBank tells Brownfield consumption was up
