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Illinois now joins several states throughout the Midwest that have canceled their state fairs for 2020. Gov. J.B. Pritzker will issue an executive order canceling the Illinois and Du Quoin state fairs this year to protect attendees from the coronavirus. "Canceling the 2020 Illinois State Fair was the hardest decision the IDOA and the Illinois State Fair has ever had to make. [Extracted from the article]

Illinois now joins several states throughout the Midwest that have canceled their state fairs for 2020. Gov. J.B. Pritzker will issue an executive order canceling the Illinois and Du Quoin state fairs this year to protect attendees from the coronavirus. "Canceling the 2020 Illinois State Fair was the hardest decision the IDOA and the Illinois State Fair has ever had to make. [Extracted from the article]

Illinois now joins several states throughout the Midwest that have canceled their state fairs for 2020. Gov. J.B. Pritzker will issue an executive order canceling the Illinois and Du Quoin state fairs this year to protect attendees from the coronavirus. "Canceling the 2020 Illinois State Fair was the hardest decision the IDOA and the Illinois State Fair has ever had to make. [Extracted from the article]

Illinois now joins several states throughout the Midwest that have canceled their state fairs for 2020. Gov. J.B. Pritzker will issue an executive order canceling the Illinois and Du Quoin state fairs this year to protect attendees from the coronavirus. "Canceling the 2020 Illinois State Fair was the hardest decision the IDOA and the Illinois State Fair has ever had to make. [Extracted from the article]

Illinois now joins several states throughout the Midwest that have canceled their state fairs for 2020. Gov. J.B. Pritzker will issue an executive order canceling the Illinois and Du Quoin state fairs this year to protect attendees from the coronavirus. "Canceling the 2020 Illinois State Fair was the hardest decision the IDOA and the Illinois State Fair has ever had to make. [Extracted from the article]

Illinois now joins several states throughout the Midwest that have canceled their state fairs for 2020. Gov. J.B. Pritzker will issue an executive order canceling the Illinois and Du Quoin state fairs this year to protect attendees from the coronavirus. "Canceling the 2020 Illinois State Fair was the hardest decision the IDOA and the Illinois State Fair has ever had to make. [Extracted from the article]

The Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield is being readied for fall and winter events at a pace described as "full steam ahead" by fair manager Kevin Gordon, though some projects that would have been finished before the state fair this summer are being postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Fairgrounds repair schedule The most notable upgrades are taking place at the coliseum, which received a new roof and added structural support costing a total of $12 million ahead of the 2019 fair. It is such a jewel to have that facility", Jones says, noting that in 2019, she talked with people who traveled from Michigan and the East Coast to attend Illinois shows in the coliseum for the first time in years. [Extracted from the article]

The Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield is being readied for fall and winter events at a pace described as "full steam ahead" by fair manager Kevin Gordon, though some projects that would have been finished before the state fair this summer are being postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Fairgrounds repair schedule The most notable upgrades are taking place at the coliseum, which received a new roof and added structural support costing a total of $12 million ahead of the 2019 fair. It is such a jewel to have that facility", Jones says, noting that in 2019, she talked with people who traveled from Michigan and the East Coast to attend Illinois shows in the coliseum for the first time in years. [Extracted from the article]

The Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield is being readied for fall and winter events at a pace described as "full steam ahead" by fair manager Kevin Gordon, though some projects that would have been finished before the state fair this summer are being postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Fairgrounds repair schedule The most notable upgrades are taking place at the coliseum, which received a new roof and added structural support costing a total of $12 million ahead of the 2019 fair. It is such a jewel to have that facility", Jones says, noting that in 2019, she talked with people who traveled from Michigan and the East Coast to attend Illinois shows in the coliseum for the first time in years. [Extracted from the article]

The Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield is being readied for fall and winter events at a pace described as "full steam ahead" by fair manager Kevin Gordon, though some projects that would have been finished before the state fair this summer are being postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Fairgrounds repair schedule The most notable upgrades are taking place at the coliseum, which received a new roof and added structural support costing a total of $12 million ahead of the 2019 fair. It is such a jewel to have that facility", Jones says, noting that in 2019, she talked with people who traveled from Michigan and the East Coast to attend Illinois shows in the coliseum for the first time in years. [Extracted from the article]

The Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield is being readied for fall and winter events at a pace described as "full steam ahead" by fair manager Kevin Gordon, though some projects that would have been finished before the state fair this summer are being postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Fairgrounds repair schedule The most notable upgrades are taking place at the coliseum, which received a new roof and added structural support costing a total of $12 million ahead of the 2019 fair. It is such a jewel to have that facility", Jones says, noting that in 2019, she talked with people who traveled from Michigan and the East Coast to attend Illinois shows in the coliseum for the first time in years. [Extracted from the article]

The Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield is being readied for fall and winter events at a pace described as "full steam ahead" by fair manager Kevin Gordon, though some projects that would have been finished before the state fair this summer are being postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Fairgrounds repair schedule The most notable upgrades are taking place at the coliseum, which received a new roof and added structural support costing a total of $12 million ahead of the 2019 fair. It is such a jewel to have that facility", Jones says, noting that in 2019, she talked with people who traveled from Michigan and the East Coast to attend Illinois shows in the coliseum for the first time in years. [Extracted from the article]

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's safety-net programs for farmers have a June 30 application deadline for 2020. We will send the ARC/PLC contract for signature via mail or email, depending on your preference", Graff says. As of April 20, FSA records in Illinois show 83,117 farms out of an expected 172,299 farms have completed ARC or PLC enrollment for the 2020 crop year. [Extracted from the article]

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's safety-net programs for farmers have a June 30 application deadline for 2020. We will send the ARC/PLC contract for signature via mail or email, depending on your preference", Graff says. As of April 20, FSA records in Illinois show 83,117 farms out of an expected 172,299 farms have completed ARC or PLC enrollment for the 2020 crop year. [Extracted from the article]

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's safety-net programs for farmers have a June 30 application deadline for 2020. We will send the ARC/PLC contract for signature via mail or email, depending on your preference", Graff says. As of April 20, FSA records in Illinois show 83,117 farms out of an expected 172,299 farms have completed ARC or PLC enrollment for the 2020 crop year. [Extracted from the article]

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's safety-net programs for farmers have a June 30 application deadline for 2020. We will send the ARC/PLC contract for signature via mail or email, depending on your preference", Graff says. As of April 20, FSA records in Illinois show 83,117 farms out of an expected 172,299 farms have completed ARC or PLC enrollment for the 2020 crop year. [Extracted from the article]

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's safety-net programs for farmers have a June 30 application deadline for 2020. We will send the ARC/PLC contract for signature via mail or email, depending on your preference", Graff says. As of April 20, FSA records in Illinois show 83,117 farms out of an expected 172,299 farms have completed ARC or PLC enrollment for the 2020 crop year. [Extracted from the article]

When Dale Hadden started farming in 1987, he was trading labor for equipment on 315 acres with his dad and grandpa. Dale buys oats for cattle rations, reserving high-quality farm ground for higher-return commodities such as corn and soybeans. [Extracted from the article]

When Dale Hadden started farming in 1987, he was trading labor for equipment on 315 acres with his dad and grandpa. Dale buys oats for cattle rations, reserving high-quality farm ground for higher-return commodities such as corn and soybeans. [Extracted from the article]

When Dale Hadden started farming in 1987, he was trading labor for equipment on 315 acres with his dad and grandpa. Dale buys oats for cattle rations, reserving high-quality farm ground for higher-return commodities such as corn and soybeans. [Extracted from the article]

When Dale Hadden started farming in 1987, he was trading labor for equipment on 315 acres with his dad and grandpa. Dale buys oats for cattle rations, reserving high-quality farm ground for higher-return commodities such as corn and soybeans. [Extracted from the article]

When Dale Hadden started farming in 1987, he was trading labor for equipment on 315 acres with his dad and grandpa. Dale buys oats for cattle rations, reserving high-quality farm ground for higher-return commodities such as corn and soybeans. [Extracted from the article]

When Dale Hadden started farming in 1987, he was trading labor for equipment on 315 acres with his dad and grandpa. Dale buys oats for cattle rations, reserving high-quality farm ground for higher-return commodities such as corn and soybeans. [Extracted from the article]

The National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville expects 300,000 people to circle through the largest indoor farm show in the world by the time the event is over this weekend. Attendees started descending on the 55th annual Kentucky show on Wednesday, with an opening ceremony recognizing 11 exhibitors who've sponsored the show since the start. "We rely on our exhibitors to make sure we get the right kinds of exhibits, they also provide input, and those sponsorship dollars go in to help update the facility and make things better", Beck says. [Extracted from the article]

The National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville expects 300,000 people to circle through the largest indoor farm show in the world by the time the event is over this weekend. Attendees started descending on the 55th annual Kentucky show on Wednesday, with an opening ceremony recognizing 11 exhibitors who've sponsored the show since the start. "We rely on our exhibitors to make sure we get the right kinds of exhibits, they also provide input, and those sponsorship dollars go in to help update the facility and make things better", Beck says. [Extracted from the article]

The National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville expects 300,000 people to circle through the largest indoor farm show in the world by the time the event is over this weekend. Attendees started descending on the 55th annual Kentucky show on Wednesday, with an opening ceremony recognizing 11 exhibitors who've sponsored the show since the start. "We rely on our exhibitors to make sure we get the right kinds of exhibits, they also provide input, and those sponsorship dollars go in to help update the facility and make things better", Beck says. [Extracted from the article]

The National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville expects 300,000 people to circle through the largest indoor farm show in the world by the time the event is over this weekend. Attendees started descending on the 55th annual Kentucky show on Wednesday, with an opening ceremony recognizing 11 exhibitors who've sponsored the show since the start. "We rely on our exhibitors to make sure we get the right kinds of exhibits, they also provide input, and those sponsorship dollars go in to help update the facility and make things better", Beck says. [Extracted from the article]

The National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville expects 300,000 people to circle through the largest indoor farm show in the world by the time the event is over this weekend. Attendees started descending on the 55th annual Kentucky show on Wednesday, with an opening ceremony recognizing 11 exhibitors who've sponsored the show since the start. "We rely on our exhibitors to make sure we get the right kinds of exhibits, they also provide input, and those sponsorship dollars go in to help update the facility and make things better", Beck says. [Extracted from the article]

The National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville expects 300,000 people to circle through the largest indoor farm show in the world by the time the event is over this weekend. Attendees started descending on the 55th annual Kentucky show on Wednesday, with an opening ceremony recognizing 11 exhibitors who've sponsored the show since the start. "We rely on our exhibitors to make sure we get the right kinds of exhibits, they also provide input, and those sponsorship dollars go in to help update the facility and make things better", Beck says. [Extracted from the article]

Protecting against corn rootworm larvae at planting didn't slow down Bill Voorhees on his corn-on-corn acres this spring. The minimal water use system comes free to farmers in exchange for a commitment to buy the insecticide, Capture 3RIVE 3D, or another foam blend that mixes biological fungicide with Capture Ethos 3D. Many FMC insecticides, fungicides and herbicides also qualify for the commitment and can be put forward to make up for not meeting the acreage minimum required of the system, says Brandon Schrage, FMC technical service manager. [Extracted from the article]

Protecting against corn rootworm larvae at planting didn't slow down Bill Voorhees on his corn-on-corn acres this spring. The minimal water use system comes free to farmers in exchange for a commitment to buy the insecticide, Capture 3RIVE 3D, or another foam blend that mixes biological fungicide with Capture Ethos 3D. Many FMC insecticides, fungicides and herbicides also qualify for the commitment and can be put forward to make up for not meeting the acreage minimum required of the system, says Brandon Schrage, FMC technical service manager. [Extracted from the article]

Protecting against corn rootworm larvae at planting didn't slow down Bill Voorhees on his corn-on-corn acres this spring. The minimal water use system comes free to farmers in exchange for a commitment to buy the insecticide, Capture 3RIVE 3D, or another foam blend that mixes biological fungicide with Capture Ethos 3D. Many FMC insecticides, fungicides and herbicides also qualify for the commitment and can be put forward to make up for not meeting the acreage minimum required of the system, says Brandon Schrage, FMC technical service manager. [Extracted from the article]

Protecting against corn rootworm larvae at planting didn't slow down Bill Voorhees on his corn-on-corn acres this spring. The minimal water use system comes free to farmers in exchange for a commitment to buy the insecticide, Capture 3RIVE 3D, or another foam blend that mixes biological fungicide with Capture Ethos 3D. Many FMC insecticides, fungicides and herbicides also qualify for the commitment and can be put forward to make up for not meeting the acreage minimum required of the system, says Brandon Schrage, FMC technical service manager. [Extracted from the article]

Protecting against corn rootworm larvae at planting didn't slow down Bill Voorhees on his corn-on-corn acres this spring. The minimal water use system comes free to farmers in exchange for a commitment to buy the insecticide, Capture 3RIVE 3D, or another foam blend that mixes biological fungicide with Capture Ethos 3D. Many FMC insecticides, fungicides and herbicides also qualify for the commitment and can be put forward to make up for not meeting the acreage minimum required of the system, says Brandon Schrage, FMC technical service manager. [Extracted from the article]

Protecting against corn rootworm larvae at planting didn't slow down Bill Voorhees on his corn-on-corn acres this spring. The minimal water use system comes free to farmers in exchange for a commitment to buy the insecticide, Capture 3RIVE 3D, or another foam blend that mixes biological fungicide with Capture Ethos 3D. Many FMC insecticides, fungicides and herbicides also qualify for the commitment and can be put forward to make up for not meeting the acreage minimum required of the system, says Brandon Schrage, FMC technical service manager. [Extracted from the article]

With its largest-ever showing at a Farm Progress Show at the end of August in Decatur, Ill., high-end equipment manufacturer Fendt is raising the profile of new row-crop-friendly additions to its traditionally niche lineup. This year, the Agco-owned brand unveiled the sixth generation of Fendt 900 Series tractors. PREMIUM: Farmers interested in Fendt machines got the chance to sit inside a premium cab with three-point suspension, a Fendt ISOBUS-capable terminal, heated seats and an adjustable driving station. [Extracted from the article]

With its largest-ever showing at a Farm Progress Show at the end of August in Decatur, Ill., high-end equipment manufacturer Fendt is raising the profile of new row-crop-friendly additions to its traditionally niche lineup. This year, the Agco-owned brand unveiled the sixth generation of Fendt 900 Series tractors. PREMIUM: Farmers interested in Fendt machines got the chance to sit inside a premium cab with three-point suspension, a Fendt ISOBUS-capable terminal, heated seats and an adjustable driving station. [Extracted from the article]

With its largest-ever showing at a Farm Progress Show at the end of August in Decatur, Ill., high-end equipment manufacturer Fendt is raising the profile of new row-crop-friendly additions to its traditionally niche lineup. This year, the Agco-owned brand unveiled the sixth generation of Fendt 900 Series tractors. PREMIUM: Farmers interested in Fendt machines got the chance to sit inside a premium cab with three-point suspension, a Fendt ISOBUS-capable terminal, heated seats and an adjustable driving station. [Extracted from the article]

With its largest-ever showing at a Farm Progress Show at the end of August in Decatur, Ill., high-end equipment manufacturer Fendt is raising the profile of new row-crop-friendly additions to its traditionally niche lineup. This year, the Agco-owned brand unveiled the sixth generation of Fendt 900 Series tractors. PREMIUM: Farmers interested in Fendt machines got the chance to sit inside a premium cab with three-point suspension, a Fendt ISOBUS-capable terminal, heated seats and an adjustable driving station. [Extracted from the article]

With its largest-ever showing at a Farm Progress Show at the end of August in Decatur, Ill., high-end equipment manufacturer Fendt is raising the profile of new row-crop-friendly additions to its traditionally niche lineup. This year, the Agco-owned brand unveiled the sixth generation of Fendt 900 Series tractors. PREMIUM: Farmers interested in Fendt machines got the chance to sit inside a premium cab with three-point suspension, a Fendt ISOBUS-capable terminal, heated seats and an adjustable driving station. [Extracted from the article]

With its largest-ever showing at a Farm Progress Show at the end of August in Decatur, Ill., high-end equipment manufacturer Fendt is raising the profile of new row-crop-friendly additions to its traditionally niche lineup. This year, the Agco-owned brand unveiled the sixth generation of Fendt 900 Series tractors. PREMIUM: Farmers interested in Fendt machines got the chance to sit inside a premium cab with three-point suspension, a Fendt ISOBUS-capable terminal, heated seats and an adjustable driving station. [Extracted from the article]

Highlights from the article: Farm Progress Show host farmers are planning a wet harvest ahead of field demonstrations occurring every day of the show, Aug. 27-29. But corn reached a good height with a healthy stalk by the end of August - key to "putting on a show" with the combines that will exhibit harvest capabilities on the fields every day at FPS. Jungmann adds that corn is more predictable than soybeans, so vendors can more reliably count on their investment panning out if they're set up for corn rather than soybeans.

Highlights from the article: When it comes to moving slow-going traffic into the Farm Progress Show grounds off Route 48 near Decatur, Ill., Bruce Bird, Macon County engineer, thinks of new pavement added to the route as storage - with enough room to keep a large backup from forming out to Interstate 72 at Exit 144. Since the last Farm Progress Show in Decatur in 2017, this slight road adjustment between Route 48 and Brush College Road - the main access to the Farm Progress Show - is the only change from the norm.

Highlights from the article: Farm Progress Show host farmers are planning a wet harvest ahead of field demonstrations occurring every day of the show, Aug. 27-29. But corn reached a good height with a healthy stalk by the end of August - key to "putting on a show" with the combines that will exhibit harvest capabilities on the fields every day at FPS. Jungmann adds that corn is more predictable than soybeans, so vendors can more reliably count on their investment panning out if they're set up for corn rather than soybeans.

Highlights from the article: When it comes to moving slow-going traffic into the Farm Progress Show grounds off Route 48 near Decatur, Ill., Bruce Bird, Macon County engineer, thinks of new pavement added to the route as storage - with enough room to keep a large backup from forming out to Interstate 72 at Exit 144. Since the last Farm Progress Show in Decatur in 2017, this slight road adjustment between Route 48 and Brush College Road - the main access to the Farm Progress Show - is the only change from the norm.

Farm Progress Show host farmers are planning a wet harvest ahead of field demonstrations occurring every day of the show, Aug. 27-29. But corn reached a good height with a healthy stalk by the end of August - key to "putting on a show" with the combines that will exhibit harvest capabilities on the fields every day at FPS. Jungmann adds that corn is more predictable than soybeans, so vendors can more reliably count on their investment panning out if they're set up for corn rather than soybeans. [Extracted from the article]