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  • 1 week ago | farmweeknow.com | Hannah Spangler |Hannah Spangler FarmWeek

    Born, raised and still living in Fulton County, Illinois Farm Bureau District 8 Director Barry Fisher has moved about half a mile his entire life. His grandparents bought the family farm in 1946, and since then, the Fishers have built a lasting legacy in the area. Fisher and his high school sweetheart, Laura, have been married for 47 years and run the farm together with their two grown children, William and Robin. “It’s all I know.

  • 2 weeks ago | farmweeknow.com | Hannah Spangler |Hannah Spangler FarmWeek

    The Family Farm Preservation Act (FFPA) remains a priority for Illinois Farm Bureau, taking center stage during Illinois Agriculture Legislative Day April 9.

  • 3 weeks ago | farmweeknow.com | Hannah Spangler |Hannah Spangler FarmWeek

    Fifty students from six Illinois schools expanded their knowledge of the agriculture industry at the Illinois Junior Minorities in Agriculture (MANRRS) conference this month. Facilitating Coordination in Agriculture Education (FCAE) hosted 7th-to-12th-grade students at Richland Community College and the Dwayne O. Andreas Ag Academy in Decatur, providing the students with opportunities for awareness, education and leadership development.

  • 3 weeks ago | farmweeknow.com | Hannah Spangler |Hannah Spangler FarmWeek

    In a small high school with just over 300 students, four students from different backgrounds exceeded their own expectations when they won the State FFA Veterinary Science Career Development Event (CDE). The close-knit Tri-Valley FFA veterinary science team, composed of sophomores Owen St. Peters, Hayden Hancock and Kady Riley, and freshman Tyler Grim, beat nearly 25 other high schools to claim the top spot.

  • 3 weeks ago | whig.com | Hannah Spangler |Hannah Spangler FarmWeek

    URBANA, Ill. — Hunters Feeding Illinois is taking a shot at tackling food insecurity throughout the state by connecting hunters, meat processors and food pantries. During the 2024-25 deer hunting season, the program provided 24,278 pounds of venison to 54 local food pantries. Hunters donated 584 deer to 20 local meat processors, increasing access to lean protein across central and southern Illinois.

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