Membership in 4-H helps young people foster a sense of belonging and build confidence. With active Illinois 4-H clubs in all ...

Beginning July 27, Sarah Doherty will oversee University of Illinois Extension’s statewide business and financial operations.

The summer field season is underway and Illinois applicators and operators are doing what they do best! With the training and testing season nearing its end, now is the time to enroll anyone who still ...

URBANA, Ill. — University of Illinois Extension is launching its new Health and Community Wellness (HCW) program area to better meet the needs of Illinois residents as communities and families face ...

Hammerhead worms (Bipalium spp.) are planarians, or flatworms, that inhabit moist areas, often found under rocks or other debris. The main threat posed by hammerhead worms is to earthworms, most of ...

Submit your questions to our Virtual Horticulture Helpline, and we'll answer your questions at no cost. Bid on trusted genetics to strengthen cattle herds at annual Illinois Performance Tested Bull ...

Illinois 4-H, built on the powerful philosophy of “Learn by Doing,” is on a mission to rekindle young people’s connection to nature through hands-on... Tough love is hard to give and even harder to ...

Take your landscape from random to remarkable. In this Gardenbite episode, Illinois Extension horticulture educator Emily Swihart explores how color theory can help you create a more cohesive, ...

Life gets busy! Between work, school, sports, and activities, it can feel like everyone is going in a different direction. Yet some of the best family conversations and memories happen around the ...

It is always interesting to observe plant diseases, unravel the mystery of how a particular plant became infected, and look toward solutions. So many of these ailments have an incredibly fascinating ...

The Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy, NLRS, is a statewide collaborative effort working to reduce the amount of nutrients, particularly nitrogen and phosphorus, entering Illinois waterways.

Most cattlemen know that minerals are important and feed them in some way to their cattle herd. Minerals play critical roles in immune function, the reproductive system, and growth and development ...