WIU School of Agriculture

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07/31/2026

Congratulations to Linny Corzatt on her Grand Champion Heifer at the Henderson County Fair! Good luck at the Western Il Throwdown.

WIU Miss Maribeth 5262N
Dam: TRU Heritage 6570 daughter
Sire: GCC Chase This

Bred by - WIU
Placed by - Jake Ford

WIU has focused on building a quality Simmental cow herd. Our students are the foundation of this success. Jake Ford is a 2026 graduate of the School of Agriculture and played in active role in the success of the WIU Beef program over the last two years. These are the kinds of experiences and community that WIU provides that you won’t find everywhere.

If you’re interested in checking out what WIU Ag has to offer - register for our prospective student Farm to Field Event on 9.19.26 here: https://bit.ly/4pDtAMi

07/23/2026

Farm to Field Experience

See it. Taste it. Live it.

It’s more than an open house….it’s your chance to experience what being part of the WIU School of Agriculture is all about.

Spend the day touring the WIU Ag farms, connecting with students, faculty, and alumni, enjoying the Family BBQ, and experiencing the excitement of Leatherneck football on Ag day.

Prospective Students Register here:
https://bit.ly/4pDtAMi

Photos from WIU School of Agriculture's post 06/26/2026

Dr. Dusti Ingles attended the Annual NACTA Conference this week at Mississippi State University in Starkville, MS. She gave a presentation on, “Exploring Reflective Depth in Agricultural Educators Across Career Stages,” which was co-authored with Dr. Michael Retallick from Iowa State University. This conference focuses on best practices in teaching and learning in agriculture. While at MSU, Dr. Ingles was able to participate in the Turf, Gardens, Blooms, and Bugs Farm-to-Home Tour where she learned about turf breeding, horticulture and landscape programs, melon, sweet corn, and tea production research, and insect taxonomy.

Photos from WIU School of Agriculture's post 06/23/2026

8 students, 6 recent graduates, 1 faculty member - all WIU Ag Ed

We had a great time attending the 2026 IAVAT Conference! This conference provides state-wide peer networking, professional development, and recognition for Agriculture Teachers. WIU was well represented by current students and a strong network of alumni!

Amanda Niemann- Eldon E Witt Scholarship Recipient

Madilynn Barry- Sam Taylor Scholarship Recipient

Dr. Ingles- presented the University Report

06/18/2026

Join in on 4H Animal Science night - hear from our very own Dr. Mark Hoge and an animal care specialist from Sea World!

Date: 6/18/26 at 7 PM EST

Register here - go.illinois.edu/CareerNight

There is still time to register for this event! Learn more about careers in animal science and earn a state-level experience for your 4-H Experience Award Application!

Join the National Association of Extension and 4-H Youth Development Professionals, Animal Science Working Group, to hear from speakers throughout the Animal Science Industry.

Speakers include Dr. Mark Hoge, Associate Professor of Animal Science and Livestock Judging Coach, Western Illinois University, and Mr. Kevin Robinson, Senior Animal Care Specialist, Sea World San Diego.

Date and Time: June 18, 2026, 6-7:30 p.m. CST

Registration: Register by June 17 10:59 p.m. CST at go.illinois.edu/CareerNight

06/16/2026

Apply Now! Position closes 6/21.

06/16/2026

Congratulations to Madilynn Barry for receiving 2026 Sam Taylor Ag Ed Scholarship!

It’s a great day to be a Leatherneck!

Photos from WIU School of Agriculture's post 06/15/2026

We participated in the NACTA (North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture) Judging Contest this spring and won 1st place in 8 contest areas!

1st Place- Ag Ed Room 4- Amanda Niemann
1st Place- Portfolio- Amanda Niemann
1st Place- Portfolio Team- Amanda Niemann, Ben Wamsley, Hannah Morris, and Brooklyn Moore
1st Place- Overall, Cattle, Reasons, Sheet & Goats, Swine Teams
1st Place Overall- Carter Hoge
1st Place- Cattle- Carter Hoge
1st Place- Sheet and Goats- Slone Windish
1st Place- Reasons- Rob Rogers

It's a great day to be a leatherneck!



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Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
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