Farmers assess replant needs as fields dry-out across the state.
High temps will do some good for Illinois' planted crops early in growing season.
Climate and soil changes vary across state as fieldwork progresses.
Fieldwork continues as the ground dries out across Illinois.
Wheat heading reached 82% statewide as of May 24.
“We were wet and got wetter,” said a U of I professor and agronomist.
Henry County farmer hopes busy approach helps him work through tough times.
Warmer temperatures and timely rains could gives crops a good push in June.
Disease could clip yields.
System remains backlogged and markets continue to reflect the pressure.
Farmers in Illinois among top 5 recipients.
The time period for a business to spend a PPP loan was increased to 24 weeks.
The tractors will be used as training aids for diesel technology programs.
Demand in flour grows as more consumers cook at home.