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Unusually dry and warm weather over the last couple weeks helps Illinois farmers best the averages of corn planting and wheat conditions. Forecasts for the near future point to cooling

The recent Blood Moon afforded incredible views. Here are two excellent photographs depicting the range of color and image. Sent from a friend, this image shares the breathtaking scope of

“Duck Food For Thought”   If you have been riding around at all this week, it is obvious that commercial grain farmers are amping up for the upcoming planting season.

NORTHWEST ILLINOIS BOASTS VINEYARDS AND WINERIES As winter snows melt and spring breathes new life into the greening hills of Northwest Illinois, the growing use of the southern-facing slopes and

Illinois trout season opened just before Easter weekend, great spring weather! Meandering brooks and small streams may secret treasures for the trout fisherman and landowner. Water temperature being suitable, even

Relatively dry conditions have allowed spring planting to get underway in Central Illinois through the Northwest parts of the state. Average corn yields between 2013 and 2014, increased nearly 20

The snow melt is complete through northern Illinois. Warming spring winds prove a welcome introduction to new growing season and spring. Incredibly diverse land uses allow northern Illinois land owners

Here at “LandGuys” we love what we do and love why we do it. I think at the end of the day it is the most basic and simple things

Illinois corn and bean yields strong, as records prove Situated in the heart of good, nutrient rich soil, and able to withstand drought conditions buffeting other parts of the country,

Every year we have our annual waterfowl migration with snow geese giving us the greatest display! This year didn’t disappoint as tens of thousands of geese passed thru the central