Jeannine Otto is a Field Editor at Illinois AgriNews. She covers the Illinois swine industry, rural life and culture, and various aspects of agriculture and farming, while also reporting on events, construction, and regional interests. Jeannine's work has been featured in AgriNews Publications, Firehouse Magazine, Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and the Belleville News-Democrat.
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Jeannine Otto's coverage is heavily focused on local agriculture and farming topics, particularly in Illinois. She frequently includes expert commentary, announcements, and data citations in her articles. To effectively reach out to Jeannine, consider providing insights or expertise related to agricultural trends specific to Illinois or the Midwest region of the United States.
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By: Jeannine Otto
A Meta (Facebook) DeKalb Data Center sits along Gurler Road in DeKalb on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
DIXON, Ill. — For Brad Shippert, of rural Dixon, driving his monster truck Against the Grain is not as smooth a ride as many might think.
A September tradition will return to Centennial Park in Sublette this weekend. Pullin' in the Park truck and tractor pulls will take place starting at 11 a.m.
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By: Jeannine Otto
Daniel Swihart, chairman of the Twin Cities PADS Shelter Board and senior pastor at Open Door Community Church (left), and Alexander Davis, vice
By: Jeannine Otto
More than 70 people turned out Wednesday night to listen to Twin Cities PADS Shelter's new leadership talk about the challenges the homeless shelter and its board face as they restructure after the shelter's Sept. 1 closure.
The city of Sterling is moving ahead with plans to build a $73 million wasterwater treatment facility. The current plant (seen) went online in the 1970s. (Alex T. Paschal)
Shannon Jacobs has turned her vision for the farm she and husband Brent purchased into a reality.
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By: Jeannine Otto
The Twin Cities PADS Shelter in Sterling closed Sept. 1. (Alex T. Paschal)
By: Jeannine Otto
The road ahead for the Twin Cities PADS Shelter in Sterling will require more accountability and a model that utilizes the shelter as a temporary
Shannon Jacobs turned an empty nest into a full-time farm business.
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