A northwestern Illinois farmer says his operation is one of many across the state recovering from tornado damage. Jon Rosenstiel, who farms in Stephenson County, says an April storm did significant damage to his grain storage facility. “My grain tower, 120-foot tower with two grain legs in it, it tipped that tower three feet and […]
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