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Daily in-person and virtual events packed the Illinois Soil Health Week docket, including two days at the state capitol.

With planting season nearly upon us, Our County Editor DAVE HINTON reached out to past winners of The News-Gazette’s Farm Leader of the Year award for their predictions and prognostications

Illinois STAR (Saving Tomorrow’s Agriculture Resources) announced open enrollment for farmers for the 2023 crop year. It’s time for farmers and landowners to reap the results of investing in conservation

On a hot afternoon in August standing in a dry, crunchy hayfield in Routt County, agricultural consultant Eric Fuchs grabbed the full attention of a circle of seasoned ranchers and new landowners. The smooth bromegrass...

Illinois STAR (Saving Tomorrows Agriculture Resources) is excited to announce open enrollment for farmers for the 2023 crop year. As summer settles

When Cliff and Rosella Chiles, owners of Rimrocker Ranch in Nucla, began participating in the state’s STAR Plus program last year, they received funding to help implement soil-friendly practices on

Soil is arguably one of the most under-appreciated substances on earth and plays an important role in either limiting or exacerbating climate change.

Reducing carbon emissions caused by agriculture in Eastern Washington could cost growers. At least at the start.

You may have heard by now that the Routt County Conservation District kicked off a new soil health initiative in 2019. Recognizing that our landowners and agriculture producers face significant challenges of drought and unpredictable water...

Our livelihood is deeply rooted in sustainable land management. That’s why ag producers are conservation leaders.