“Agronomy Summits are designed to bring the latest research and resources directly to local communities,” says Kathryn ...

Have you completed the Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention program and want to keep your practice going? Join us once a ...

On a 2009 hike in the Huachuca Mountains of southeastern Arizona, a group of birders heard an otherworldly, ethereal bird ...

Come out and join us for a fun night in nature! We'll have a weiner roast with s'mores and hot chocolate. After we have some food, we'll enjoy a fun night hike ...

Canned vegetables and fruits, canned meats (tuna, chicken, salmon), peanut butter, rice, pasta, canned beans and soups, boxed meals, oatmeal, cereal, crackers ...

Basic-level pesticide safety training manual for commercial applicators. Discusses integrated pest management, types of pesticides and their formulations, pesticide labels, human pesticide poisoning, ...

The little woodpecker with a cascading call. Do you want to learn more bird songs, frog calls, and insect noises? Join Voice of the Wild every... Our most common thrush. Do you want to learn more bird ...

Your voice matters! Join us & help shape the future of our community! Thank you to everyone interested in the 2026 Extension Council. Please register for our next informational session in McHenry ...

Fall is an excellent time to add new trees or shrubs to the landscape, and many of us have already taken advantage of this planting window. With the major work complete after digging, planting, and ...

Discover the fascinating world of cranberries in this episode of Good Growing. Horticulture educators Chris Enroth and Ken Johnson explore the history, science, and cultivation of one of North America ...

Climate change is a global issue with community-level solutions The world is changing, and we're seeing the impacts every day in Illinois. Weather patterns have shifted significantly in the past ...

From Southwestern Illinois (Waterloo): Irrigation makes big difference in fall crop performance November 4, 2025 October started as a continuation of the above normal temperatures and dry conditions.