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What does it take to keep a farm profitable for the long run? It's not always about growing the biggest crop. Sometimes, it's about cutting costs, changing how you farm, and making the most of every acre.In this IL Corn TV compilation, farmers and agricultural leaders share lessons on no-…

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Every second counts in an emergency, and having your medical info ready to go can make all the difference for first responders. In this episode of IL Corn TV, host Shane Gray sits down with Greg Scott and Dana Williamson from Carle Health @CarleHealth to talk about the Vial of Life, a simple, easy …
Sometimes, the biggest obstacles can teach us how capable we really are.Host Shane Gray sits down with Chris Koch, a Canadian farmer, motivational speaker, and adaptive athlete who was born missing his arms and legs. Chris shares how growing up around farming taught him to find a way forward, wheth…
What really drives the price of fertilizer? From global supply chains to trade relationships and limited competition, farmers are dealing with a market where events halfway around the world can quickly affect what they pay.In this episode of IL Corn TV, host Collin Watters talks with Josh Linville,…
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…
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…
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