Hello all, my name is Katie Pratt, The Illinois Farm Girl. Although, my kids suggest I am no longer a girl and need a new online moniker.

Hey there, my name is Tiffany, and for most of my life, the title "farm kid" was one of which I was most proud. Now, that's been surpassed by "mom of farm kids." My husband and I are busy raising our little ones in the Texas Panhandle. I have a 3-year-old boy who knows...

Another farm bill is on the books, giving the nation's farmers, ranchers and agribusinesses a clear idea of the rules governing the industry as they begin another year.

Cash soybean prices in the fall of 2018 traded roughly in the mid $7s, some of the lowest prices seen in 11 years. Aside from the difficulty of getting crops out in many areas where harvest conditions were excessively wet, the choices of what to do with those...

A little over a year ago, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), in Cambridge, Massachusetts, used computer modeling to try to unravel a temperature mystery: the fact that, during a worldwide warming trend, the central U.S. has seen summer...

As I write this, I'm finishing up tax planning and thought it would be a good time to reflect on 2018. On the tax side, it has been a wild ride. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 was a major change. Even after proposed treasury regulations, there are many gray areas. On a...

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