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RFD Radio’s Rita Frazer brings Illinois Farm Bureau leaders, members and experts together to discuss issues facing farm families and rural communities.
Unknown Host hosts Taking Stalk with Illinois Farm Bureau, a society show with 45 episodes published.
Working in agriculture often means spending long hours in the sun — and a heightened risk for skin cancer. Stephanie Porter, an outreach agronomist with the Illinois Soybean Association, experienced this firsthand nearly
There's no shortage of people who will say farming is difficult. But Charlton and Michaela Greathouse want to tell a different story, one that's inspired by their passion for regenerative agriculture and farm-to-table fo
Freelance movie producer Sam Goldberg grew up in New York City, but it's rural America that captured his interest as a filmmaker. Beginning in 2019 with his feature film Silo, Goldberg seeks to bridge the urban-rural div
You’ve heard his voice on the airwaves. Now it’s time to hear his story. In this episode of Taking Stalk, RFD Radio Network Senior Anchor DeLoss Jahnke sits down with host Rita Frazer for a conversation tracing his journ
Jeff and Lisa Broom turned their succession challenge into a new opportunity. With no one in their family interested in taking over the Macoupin County orchard, the Brooms found a path forward with new owner, Marcus Ruth
Join host Rita Frazer at the 14th annual Women in Agriculture Conference, where one woman's story of loss, legacy and saying “yes” to the unknown sets the tone for a series of powerful conversations about leadership, bur
He's a farmer. A leader. A family man. But who is Philip Nelson, really? In this episode of Taking Stalk, host Rita Frazer goes beyond the title to learn more about Illinois Farm Bureau's 17th president — discussing ever
How does a non-farm kid end up competing on a national stage at a Farm Bureau discussion meet? That's the power of an ag teacher. Kade Hill, an Illinois Farm Bureau Young Leader, and retired ag teacher Doug Anderson from
Of all the challenges facing farm families, succession planning may be the most universal. Illinois farmers Chase Brown and Chad Rupert know firsthand the difficulty of such conversations. Each come from multigenerationa
What does it take for farm to table to work? Celebrity Chef Stephanie Izard joins RFD Radio Network's Rita Frazer at the Everything Local Conference to dish on why farmers and chefs need to talk more — and how those conv
As farmers head into the 2026 planting season, tight margins and rising input costs are forcing tough decisions in the field. During this episode of Taking Stalk, Rita Frazer is joined by agronomists Jason Webster of Pre
Illinois Department of Agriculture Director Jerry Costello II joins Rita Frazer to take a look back at the stories that shaped Illinois agriculture in 2025 — from state fair milestones and infrastructure upgrades to an u
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Or is it? While the holidays bring a certain magic for many, they can be difficult for people experiencing stress, depression, anxiety and grief. In this episode of Taking Stalk,
Adam Nielsen spent years advocating for agriculture as Illinois Farm Bureau's director of national legislation. After a shocking diagnosis forced him to retire early, Nielsen decided to draw from his well-honed skills to
On paper, the 80,000-90,000 registered attorneys in Illinois suggest a state well covered by legal professionals. But many of those attorneys are concentrated in the more metropolitan parts of the state, leaving rural co
2025 marks 10 years since the establishment of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy (NLRS), a collaborative, science-based effort to reduce nutrients in waterways. The goal is to reduce phosphorus and nitrogen l
Illinois Farm Bureau President Brian Duncan welcomes Emily Skor, CEO of Growth Energy, to discuss ethanol's history, its promising future and what it all means for farmers and consumers. More resources: Growth Energy: gr
It happened so fast. "I went in there and was poking around on it, and all of a sudden it broke loose, and the grain just started. It just swirls around you, and you can't get away from it. No matter how hard you try, yo
GLP-1 medications, the “me era,” the “Make America Healthy Again” movement and private label grocery products are among the latest trends changing consumer food demand. And farmers should pay attention. "At the end of th
RFD Radio's Rita Frazer taps into the expertise of Ag Economist David Kohl and the wisdom of Illinois Farm Bureau President Brian Duncan, as they have a hard but hopeful conversation about today's farm economy. Transcrip
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