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AgriNews is launching a Community Marketing Grant program to help local businesses stretch their advertising dollars during this especially difficult time. agrinews-pubs.com/business/2026/…

In his youth, Phil Borgic saw the dedication his parents had toward helping their community and the ag industry. He continues to carry on that tradition. agrinews-pubs.com/livestock/2026…

At a time when many high school students are generations removed from farm life, Indian Creek Ag Teacher Joe Dunn is showing them the importance of agriculture. agrinews-pubs.com/livestock/2026…

Heroes don’t wear capes. They’re paged at 3 a.m. to fight a fire, the next day they’re advocating for ag on Capitol Hill and the following day pitching in for the local FFA. agrinews-pubs.com/livestock/2026…

The Brookfield Aces 4-H club is like a large family where members are encouraged to help each other with their projects, community service activities and fundraisers. agrinews-pubs.com/features/2026/…

“Giving back to the community” isn’t just a cliché. It’s a lifestyle for folks like Matt Rush and his family. agrinews-pubs.com/features/2026/…

Big changes will be happening over the summer for the agricultural rooms at Heyworth High School. agrinews-pubs.com/news/science/2…

Bob Morton is an indispensable part of the Deam Lake State Recreation Area community and family, regularly dedicating over 100 hours a month as a volunteer. agrinews-pubs.com/news/science/2…

Watching high school students become successful in their careers has been a highlight for Joe Steffen as the agriculture teacher and FFA adviser at Newark Community High School. agrinews-pubs.com/news/science/2…

Mark Read has been involved in his community in a variety of roles over the years, and after retiring from farming, he was able to expand his volunteer work to well beyond north-central Illinois. agrinews-pubs.com/business/2026/…

Inside a greenhouse filled with herbs and vegetables, adults with intellectual disabilities are learning job skills and growing confidence through a program called Watch Us Farm. agrinews-pubs.com/business/2026/…

Tyler Main took a temporary westward detour after graduating from Illinois State University 10 years ago this month. agrinews-pubs.com/business/2026/…

When Alexandra Merritt saw the need for more food bank access, she took action. agrinews-pubs.com/business/2026/…

While the world may sometimes overlook the hard work of farmers, those of us who care about where our food comes from know that they are the true heroes. agrinews-pubs.com/business/2026/…

Lactating dairy cattle bring shipped out of Indiana no longer need to be tested for highly pathogenic avian influenza prior to shipment, according to a recently announced policy from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. agrinews-pubs.com/livestock/2026…

For the 20th year in a row, American Dairy Association Indiana Inc. will have a veteran and rookie farmer present milk to the winner of the Indianapolis 500. agrinews-pubs.com/livestock/2026…

Dairy foods provide a unique package of calcium, vitamin D, high-quality protein and other essential nutrients that support women’s health across the lifespan. agrinews-pubs.com/community-cont…

Progesterone is a hormone that can be tracked and monitored to help dairy farmers improve the reproductive performance of their cows. agrinews-pubs.com/livestock/2026…

Smart site selection, local engagement and long-term planning can ensure rural America remains both a hub for agricultural production and a partner in responsible technological growth, reports Jim Henry. agrinews-pubs.com/business/2026/…

Today’s dairies generate more data than ever — from herd management software to monitoring systems, parlors and sort gates. agrinews-pubs.com/livestock/2026…

Getting heifers developed, inseminated early and confirmed pregnant plays a significant role in the lifetime productivity of beef and dairy cows. agrinews-pubs.com/livestock/2026…