A packed Thursday show includes Illinois Farm Bureau President Rich Guebert. We learn about the new name for the Asian Carp from Illinois Department of Natural Resources Director Colleen Callahan. Illinois Congressman Darin LaHood checks in to discuss both local and federal issues. We also hear from Illinois Farm Bureau Member Engagement Manager Jenny Webb. We finish the show speaking with the Monmouth College President about a new ag business program being unveiled at the school.

Jim Taylor talks local Government with Illinois Farm Bureau and highlights the Allies in Agriculture program. We then learn about county farm bureau involvement in the Accelerate Illinois Broadband Infrastructure program with Peoria CFB member Kiersten Sheets and Kankakee CFB Manager Chad Miller. The show wraps up with a FCAE update from Casey Bolin.

Plenty of updates on the program today. First we hear from Illinois Farm Bureau Environmental Program Manager Raelynn Parmely, highlighting a field day in McDonough County. We also hear from Grant Hammer, who serves as Executive Director of the Association of Illinois Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Michael Frerichs provides a monthly update from the Illinois Treasurer's office and we get a CropWatcher report from Gary Steward in Stark County. The show finishes with DTN agriculture meteorologist John Baranick.

Monday's show features a conversation with Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs and Commodities Mark Gebhards. Among the topics he discusses is the signing of the Ocean Reform Shipping Act. We also recognize RFD Radio Network affiliate WTIM in Taylorville, which is celebrating its 70th anniversary. The final segment highlights June Dairy Month with the St. Louis Dairy Council.

Friday's show means more coverage from the Illinois FFA Convention. We also visit with Western Illinois Congresswoman Cheri Bustos, who serves on the U.S. House Ag Committee. Bustos discusses her role on the Rural Reinvestment Task Force. We finish the show promoting pollinator week with Illinois Farm Bureau's Raelynn Parmely.

Thursday’s show features coverage from the Illinois FFA Convention in Springfield. We get an update from Illinois Soybean Association Chairman Steve Pitstick. And we visit with Illinois Farm Bureau Young Leader Chad Bell. He’ll be participating in Friday’s Taste of Randolph Street in Chicago with Illinois Farm Families.

Wednesday’s show features a chat with Illinois Farm Bureau Assistant Director of Transportation and Infrastructure Rodney Knittel. We learn about a Corn Belt Ports meeting taking place this week in Quincy. We get a field watch update from Lauren Lurkins, who serves as Illinois Farm Bureau Director of Environmental Policy. We talk local foods with Illinois Farm Bureau’s Raghela Scavuzzo and the show finishes with a Field and Bean Segment from the Illinois Soybean Association.

Tuesday's show includes a regular visit with Illinois Department of Agriculture Director Jerry Costello. We recap a Fulton County Field Day with Raelynn Parmely, who serves as Environmental Program Manager for Illinois Farm Bureau. We get a weekly CropWatcher report from Brent Clair in Adams County. The final segment is with Freese-Notis Weather meteorologist Dan Hicks.

A new week of shows begins with Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs and Commodities Mark Gebhards. Among the items he discusses is the Renewable Fuel Standards and the Water Resource Development Act. We hear from Kaylee Heap and Jenny Ring. The two attended the American Farm Bureau Federation's ACE Summit in Washington D.C. earlier this month. We talk trucking related issues with Don Schaefer from the Mid-West Truckers Association. The final segment is previewing a new market week with Comstock Investments' Joe Camp.

Friday's show features our final segment with Illinois gubernatorial candidates. Today the candidates are asked about sales tax exemptions for certain ag inputs and equipment. We have more coverage from the Illinois Beef Association Summer Conference in Macomb and we also highlight the Pike County Fair at Pleasant Hill.