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Timothy Eggert

  • Senior Executive Communications Specialist, Illinois Farm Bureau
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Executive comms: @ILFarmBureau. Speeches: @ILFBPres. Native plant aficionado & backyard veggie grower. Michigan born, Midwest raised
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Conservation practices apply to the vegetable garden, too

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By Timothy Eggert
| FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network) Verified
I still remember my first lesson in conservation. It was shared one fall — I was around 5 years old — while I helped my grandpa pile rotten and worm-holed apples in a heap in the far corner of his vegetable garden. Mixed with other organic material like food scraps, grass clippings and tree leaves, the rotting apples would break down over the winter. In early spring, grandpa would spread the mix as compost to add nutrients back into the garden soil.
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IFB: Protections fall short in carbon capture, pipeline bill

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By Timothy Eggert
| FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network) Verified
Legislation establishing state regulations around carbon capture and sequestration projects, including a moratorium on pipeline construction, is set to become Illinois law. Senate Bill 1289, or the “Safety and Aid for the Environment in Carbon Capture and Sequestration Act,” (CCS) passed the Illinois House on a 78-29 vote and the Illinois Senate on a 43-12 vote during the final days of the Illinois General Assembly’s spring legislative session. Gov.
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AFBF economist: Higher beef prices on the horizon

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By Timothy Eggert
| FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network) Verified
Extended contraction in the U.S. cattle market is likely to result in record beef prices through this year and part of 2025, according to a top livestock economist. American Farm Bureau Federation Economist Bernt Nelson made his forecast during a workshop at the AFBF Convention in Salt Lake City, held before the Jan. 31 release of USDA’s cattle inventory report.
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