In times of low commodity prices and decreasing profitability, it’s more important than ever to focus on cost-effective strategies that keep your farm in operation. Here are some practical approaches to consider as you plan for the 2025 crop year.
In this webinar, we summarize financial and environmental outcomes for the lower-productivity soils of Illinois for the three different practice standards: tillage, cover crops, and nitrogen management.
If the goals of nitrogen and phosphorus reduction outlined in the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy (NLRS) aren’t met, more regulations can be expected for Midwest farmers.
From financial analysis to environmental benchmarking, Specialists are ready to help you bring data-driven business management to your farm.
Dick Lyons was named as the 2024 recipient of the Leopold Conservation Award. This award honors farmers who go above and beyond in the management of soil health, water quality, and wildlife habitat on working land.
Lou Liva shares his experience working with farmers and a few tips and tricks for navigating the evolving world of carbon markets and cost-share programs.
According to PCM data, the most profitable acres by tillage class were one-pass light tillage for corn and no-till for soybeans.
This webinar reviews data from the latest PCM data publication as well as the goals and offerings of PCM.
This report highlights data gleaned from farmers in Illinois regarding the financial, agronomic, and environmental impact of in-field conservation practices.
Support for farm conservation is expanding to a new region in Nebraska with support from Farmers for Soil Health Climate Smart Commodities Partnership.
