In the shadow of corn, soybeans and climate change, a handful of farmers are building a supply chain for local produce in Illinois.

In Illinois, a domestic labor shortage and costly migrant workers deter farmers from growing fruits and vegetables.

Only patches of farmland in Argentina, the southern Ukraine and along the Yellow River in China match the fertile ground ... Illinois north of Interstate 70, which cuts through the south-central ...

US Marines land in Los Angeles to join National Guard as court leaves Trump in control - The ruling temporarily blocks ...

In a 2015 strip trial on a central Illinois farm, three cover crop mixtures were ... for an operator who will plant covers on his or her land,” he says. “And knowing the financial and true ...

The new Israeli military operation against Iran is giving President Donald Trump a fresh test of his ability to make good on ...

Tucked between undulating vineyards and oak-dappled hillsides, Paso Robles remains one of California’s best-kept secrets – a ...

Farm Credit Illinois is an agricultural financial cooperative that serves farmers in central and southern Illinois. This year ...

BLOOMINGTON — Country Financial committed $20,000 to the Illinois Farm Bureau's Rural Development Grant program during the ...

After a years-long wait, Illinois State University's Vertical Farm will be ready to start growing its own crops during the ...

As climate change and development exacerbate the Mississippi River’s environmental problems, many communities will have to ...