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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

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‘Farm Bill’ may ease cost burden for farmers; Ag groups urge US Senate action

While containing a swath of different measures, the legislation was backed by many lawmakers and agricultural groups seeking to address rising costs, growing economic concerns, and other difficulties farmers face across the country. #farm #bill

Joyce Pushes to Expand State Assistance for First-Time Farmers Amid Rising Costs

Joyce’s proposal would eliminate that restriction, a move he says is necessary to reflect modern economic realities and inflation-driven increases in farmland and equipment values. #farmers #costs #patrickjoyce

Illinois ag director says Trump trade policies are ‘crushing’ farmers

“Financial losses are worse this time around, yet the aid package is 50% smaller. We’re seeing repeated devastation with greater losses than Trump 1. It defies logic.” #trump #tariff #farmers

Illinois Farmers Face Renewed Losses as Trump Slashes Trade Aid Package

Agricultural uncertainty is being compounded by questions surrounding China’s promised purchases of U.S. soybeans. The Trump administration has claimed China will buy 12 million metric tons of soybeans this year, but federal data shows only 2.25 million tons have been purchased as of Dec. 5. #farmers #tariff #aid

Illinois beef producers say Trump’s Argentina beef plan hurts farmers

St. Peters said Trump’s recent push to import beef from Argentina, meant to lower grocery costs, is instead hurting farmers: cattle prices drop up to 12% while grocery prices rise. #beef

Cook County Jail Launches Composting Pilot to Support Urban Farming

Food scraps that once went to waste will now be turned into compost, nourishing the same gardens where individuals in custody grow produce for local farmers markets. #farming

Joyce Help New Law Gives Farmers More Tools to Manage Deer Populations

Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed Senate Bill 710 on Friday, a measure aimed at improving the state’s nuisance deer program and adjusting hunting tag rules. #deers

Trump eases estate tax burden for farms while Illinois’ remains unchanged

With one of the lowest state estate tax thresholds in the country, Samuel Karnick, senior fellow at The Heartland Institute, warns Illinois’ outdated estate tax continues to threaten the future of generational farms, even as the federal government moves to ease the burden. #tax

AISWCD: Second Year of Budget Cuts Threatens Future of Conservation Districts

In response to last year’s initial cuts, AISWCD launched a statewide petition campaign to restore SWCD operations funding, with a goal of collecting at least 100 signatures from each district. #underfund

Joyce advances multiple measures to help landowners with deer control

“Illinois farmers, who are experiencing substantial crop damage and lower yields, need a better way to manage deer populations on their farms,” said Joyce (D-Essex). #deer

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