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A life filled with local, state and national volunteer service has earned a Western Illinois University alumnus the highest award given by the Illinois Farm Bureau (IFB).
The deadline for nominations is Feb. 1, 2022.
Kansas Master Farmer couple Keith and Marsha Doane credit faith and family for their success.
Here is how the panelists answered the question about change: Harry Egnew: The way we handle grain today versus the way it was handled years ago is a huge change. I see it as a big step for the better overall. Technology is a big part of it. I don’t know how it works, but when it works, it’s good. Craig Williams: I would have to say how we put seed in the ground today versus in the past is a huge change. We’ve gone from the moldboard plow years ago to matching seed to the soil and planting into green cover crops. We must thank advances in technology in both seed and equipment for being ...
From feeding hogs to preparing to sell bagged organic fertilizer, these brothers and Honorary Master Farmers have come a long way.