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Essentials02.17.26Essentials Issue 01 - 2026
Latest weather update, scholarships & grants, learning programs and more in this edition of Essentials.
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News02.12.26Estate Planning Recap: 5 Tools for the Smart Farmer ToolboxAt Farm Credit Illinois’ recent estate planning seminar, we discussed transition tools and how they stack together to support a smooth generational transition for farm families.
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News02.03.26Protect Your Digital Identity
In today’s connected world, your digital identity is just as important as your physical one. From email and banking to work systems and personal photos, much of our lives exist online. Cybercriminals know this and actively look for easy ways to exploit weak security habits. However, a few practical steps can dramatically reduce your risk.
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Essentials12.09.25Essentials Issue 06 - Winter 2025Learning Programs, Scholarships & Grants, Ag Barometer, and more
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Essentials10.05.25Essentials Issue 05 - Fall 2025Weather Update, KOHL-laborations, Calendar Winners, and more in this edition of Essentials.
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Insights10.02.25Financial One-Two Punch: Cash Flow and Liquidity in Chaotic Times
In the current environment, grain is struggling while livestock, especially beef and diversified farms, are financially strong. Securing success in this split economy requires essential financial disciplines.
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News08.25.25Farmland Value Benchmark Study ResultsAccording to Farm Credit Illinois’ annual benchmark study, farmland values in the central and southern 60 counties of Illinois decreased for the first time since 2018. On average, the benchmarks were down 4.41% across the territory.
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Essentials08.19.25Essentials Issue 04 - Summer 2025Farmland Values Study Webinar, Farm Progress Show, and Directors Cup Award Winners
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News08.15.25Beginning Farmers Build Bright Futures
Three young farmer couples from central and southern Illinois were named FreshRoots Directors Cup honorees this week by Farm Credit Illinois
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Insights08.15.25Don't Let Interest Rate Recency Bias Block You In
It is essential to avoid recency bias, or prioritizing importance of recent events over historical events. Ensure long-term decisions aren’t based on short-term conditions. Make certain your farm business does not rely on lower interest rates to be successful.
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Essentials06.03.25Essentials Issue 3, 2025Weather Outlook, Cash Patronage, Brad Paisley State Fair Tickets and More
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