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Many old school Illinois farmers look to nature and not computer models to tell them what the upcoming winter will be like.

I've heard many theories about what is responsible for the record-breaking heat many parts of Illinois has experienced this summer, but this one takes the cake. Why have you felt so miserable over the past few weeks? Experts claim it's because Illinois corn is sweating and I'm not even making that up.

If you need proof that agriculture is still the king of Illinois, consider this exhibit A. If you think the most expensive land in Illinois is a mansion, guess again. It's a more than 248 acre farm in Hebron.

A precious little boy professing his love for corn is currently winning the hearts of the collective internet.

There's nothing better than hitting a corn maze with your friends during the fall season.

For those who thought that Illinois wasn't an exciting place with exciting things happening...

Richardson Farms is celebrating Illinois's bicentennial and this year they pulled out all the stops.

Maybe you missed it, but Father's Day was also National Eat Your Vegetables Day.

Dave Dahl -- Illinois Radio Network The recent rain came too late to help many Illinois farmers. “Last week’s weather did not help with corn progress,” says Mark Schleusener, state statistician for the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service...