Jim Baltz
I am an instructional design specialist at the University of Illinois in the Department of Agriculture Consumer Economics. My main area of focus is developing online educational material for farmers in the form of online classes, webinars, and iBooks, to name a few. I have my Remote Pilot Certification and every time I fly by the University Farms by Willard Airport I get clearance by the FAA as well as campus police.
Soybean Harvest 2025 | Case IH 8230 Combine | Stierwalt Farms | Central Illinois
Dusty Harvest Day! John Deere S7-700 & 9R 440 Working Illinois Soybeans
Behind Every Great Harvest: Honoring the Pile Crew & Drivers
Lights On, Choppers Rolling: Night Corn Silage Harvest in Central Illinois
Corn Silage Harvest with 3 Choppers (2 Krone 1180's plus a John Deere 9900 )
Hagie STS12 and 204SP Detasselers in Action
Corn Planting Gets Interesting | Crop Duster Surprise
Central Illinois Haylage: Rake, Chop, Bag, Repeat!
Agricultural Innovation: Harvesting Data from Experimental Wheat Varieties
Smart Farming: Strip Tilling for Better Yields and Soil Health
The 2024 Seed Corn Harvest: Farmer City Bayer's Journey
From Field to Feed: The 2024 Corn Silage Marathon at Stone Ridge Dairy
Corn Silage Harvest into the Night at Stone Ridge Dairy
Cresap Farms Plow Days 2023 - When Life is Good
Experience Anhydrous Ammonia Application: United Prairie LLC's John Deere 9620 RX at Work
Klein Farms harvesting into the night
Corn Harvest Time in Illinois! | Klein Farms
Harvesting 1,500 Acres of Corn Silage in Just 6 Days!
Harvesting and packing corn silage at the University of Illinois Beef Unit
John Deere R4045 with a 120 ft boom spraying in Central Illinois
Dusty start to the 2023 planting in Central Illinois
Storm Damage from March 31, 2023
Cresap Farms Plow Days 2022
A thermal view of anhydrous ammonia field application
A Windy Soybean Harvest in Central Illinois
TerraGator TG9300B with a Airmax Precision 2 in the field
Baling hay at the University of Illinois
Racing the Rains, Corn Silage 2022
Bread and Beans: Winter wheat harvest followed by soybean planting