ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
IL Corn is made up of two farmer-led organizations that serve corn farmers in Illinois: IL Corn Growers Association (ICGA) and IL Corn Marketing Board (ICMB). ICGA represents the interests of Illinois corn farmers in Washington, DC, and Springfield, IL, while ICMB is focused on growing demand, creating new markets, and fostering understanding of corn farmers and the corn industry. Through these two organizations, IL Corn seeks to position corn farmers to create and capture profit opportunities, preserve their independence, and prosper for generations.
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Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
11 minutes
English
United States
132 episodes
since March 29, 2024
episodic
IN THIS PODCAST 🔗
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Telling the story of modern agriculture takes more than facts. It takes communication, shared values, and a willingness to speak up.In this episode of IL Corn TV, host Shane Gray talks with Michelle Miller, better known as the Farm Babe @thefarmbabe, about her journey from an urban background to fa…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Sometimes a school project can turn into something much bigger.In this episode of IL Corn TV, Lyndi Allen talks with Madelyn Davin, an Illinois FFA State Champion and national finalist from Staunton High School, about her specialty crop project, FFA experience, and interest in the future of agricul…
What happens when Dolly Parton meets the world of corn mazes? This fall, farms across the U.S. and Canada are bringing Dolly’s legacy to life while creating new ways for families to experience agriculture.In this episode of IL Corn TV, host Lindsay Croke talks with Annette Jenkins, Manager at All S…
There’s a lot more to farming than planting and harvesting. For Clayton DeYoung, it’s also about spotting problems in the field, trying new technology, and finding creative ways to grow his business.In this episode of IL Corn TV, host Shane Gray talks with Clayton, a farmer and agricultural entrepr…
The future of corn demand may depend on what happens beyond the farm and inside the research facilities working to turn new ideas into real-world fuel solutions.In this episode of IL Corn TV, host Shane Gray talks with Evan, a visiting research fellow and operator at the National Corn-to-Ethanol Re…
Building a farm that lasts for generations takes more than hard work. It takes family, adaptability, good stewardship, and a willingness to keep learning and sharing what works.In this episode of IL Corn TV, host Shane Gray talks with Lou Lamoreaux, a 2024 Master Farmer from Lanark, Illinois, about…
How can farmers protect water quality while also improving soil health and farm profitability?Host Megan Dwyer sits down with Rachel Curry, an Agriculture and Agribusiness Educator at the University of Illinois Extension @UIExtension, to explore nutrient loss, water quality, and the Illinois Nutrie…
Building a stronger farm starts with making decisions that improve soil health, protect resources, and support long-term profitability.Host John Klemm sits down with Jay Whalen, a fifth-generation farmer at Whalen Farms and seed specialist with ProHarvest Seeds, to discuss his journey implementing …
Helping students understand where their food comes from starts with meaningful conversations in the classroom.In this episode of IL Corn TV, John Klemm talks with Kevin Daugherty, Director of Ag in the Classroom with Illinois Farm Bureau (@IAITC), about how educators across Illinois are bringing ag…
Behind every farm decision is a mix of experience, numbers, and what’s actually happening out in the field.In this episode of IL Corn TV, host Lindsay Croke talks with Andy Gilson, a farmer and Precision Conservation Management specialist in Western Illinois, about what it means to bring both farmi…
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