Discover how the new Ag Climate Dashboard is transforming how Midwest farmers and agronomists track weather, drought, and crop conditions — bringing all the climate data you need into one easy-to-use hub.
IL Soy Envoy Mike Wilson offers practical guidance for planning 2026 inputs, focusing on genetics, crop protection, and soil health to help farmers make steady, informed decisions in a tough economic year.
Summer sampling from the ISA checkoff-funded SCN testing program highlights varying nematode levels across Illinois and continued statewide monitoring efforts.
As harvest winds down for some and continues for others, hear the IL Soy Envoys’ take on yields, drought impacts, and what’s ahead for 2026.
Adopting cover crops and no-till can improve soil health over time, but what about the short-term returns? This webinar takes a look at two years of replicated trial results across Illinois to see how these conservation practices are performing.
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Adopting cover crops and no-till can improve soil health over time, but what about the short-term returns? This webinar takes a look at two years [...]
Matt Reardon breaks down how a stalled jet stream deepened Illinois’ drought and why this weekend’s pattern shift could bring long-awaited rain.
Red crown rot continues to challenge farmers and researchers alike—tune in to Field Advisor as experts share the latest developments on this complex soybean disease.
Illinois farmers can soon apply for up to $315,000 in cost-share funding to implement no-till and strip-till practices through a new Illinois Department of Agriculture Climate-Smart program starting in fall 2025.
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