Farming and ranching couples face unique challenges—and depending on how these challenges are handled, they can strengthen or strain their relationships. Let's take a look at some common challenges faced by farming couples and how these challenges can be overcome or avoided. Stressful situations faced by farming couples First things first: family . Farming is often a generational, family-run business. This means that farming couples frequently work with and live close to other family members. Of course, working with and living near loved ones has plenty of important benefits. But the blending

Farming and ranching couples face unique challenges—and depending on how these challenges are handled, they can strengthen or strain their relationships. Let's take a look at some common challenges faced by farming couples and how these challenges can be overcome or avoided. Stressful situations faced by farming couples First things first: family . Farming is often a generational, family-run business. This means that farming couples frequently work with and live close to other family members. Of course, working with and living near loved ones has plenty of important benefits. But the blending

Farmers know better than anyone the true meaning of the phrase, "you reap what you sow." So, as 2022 gets underway, SIU Medicine encourages Illinois farming families to begin the new year with a positive mindset and outlook. Find some inspiration with these five ideas: 1. Focus on what you can control Weather, the economy, politics, trade policies, rising and falling commodity prices, equipment malfunction, sick livestock, that great piece of equipment you didn't buy at the auction—there are plenty of factors in farming that are largely out of your control, which means worrying about them

Farmers know better than anyone the true meaning of the phrase, "you reap what you sow." So, as 2022 gets underway, SIU Medicine encourages Illinois farming families to begin the new year with a positive mindset and outlook. Find some inspiration with these five ideas: 1. Focus on what you can control Weather, the economy, politics, trade policies, rising and falling commodity prices, equipment malfunction, sick livestock, that great piece of equipment you didn't buy at the auction—there are plenty of factors in farming that are largely out of your control, which means worrying about them

SIU Medicine will offer pulmonary care appointments at its Decatur Specialty Clinic. Appointments will be available on the first and third Monday of each month. Providers include Dr. Omar Abdulfattah, MD, and Emily Ackerman, APRN. New patients will be accepted starting in February 2022. Please ask your primary care doctor to send a referral to 217-545-8000. The clinic is located at 102 W. Kenwood Ave, Suite 100 in Decatur.

SIU Medicine will offer pulmonary care appointments at its Decatur Specialty Clinic. Appointments will be available on the first and third Monday of each month. Providers include Dr. Omar Abdulfattah, MD, and Emily Ackerman, APRN. New patients will be accepted starting in February 2022. Please ask your primary care doctor to send a referral to 217-545-8000. The clinic is located at 102 W. Kenwood Ave, Suite 100 in Decatur.

SIU Medicine will offer pulmonary care appointments at its Decatur Specialty Clinic. Appointments will be available on the first and third Monday of each month. Providers include Dr. Omar Abdulfattah, MD, and Emily Ackerman, APRN. New patients will be accepted starting in February 2022. Please ask your primary care doctor to send a referral to 217-545-8000. The clinic is located at 102 W. Kenwood Ave, Suite 100 in Decatur.