WHAT IS FARM ILLINOIS? A major initiative developed over several years to re- imagine the future of agriculture and food in Illinois and assure its global.

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WHAT IS FARM ILLINOIS? A major initiative developed over several years to re- imagine the future of agriculture and food in Illinois and assure its global leadership in food and agriculture. Seeded from Vision for Illinois Agriculture (VIA) Involvement of more than 150 top experts Agricultural leaders Corporate leaders State leaders Chicago leaders Education leaders Finance leaders Municipal and Civic Leaders Leaders in environment, land use, local agriculture, consumer interest 20+ Meetings from 9/14 to 5/15 A roadmap for coordination to unleash Illinois’ potential Developed to bolster the state’s economic, ecological, and social sustainability Ensures sustained and innovative statewide leadership across the entire food and agriculture system 23 actionable items in six key areas

THE OPPORTUNITY FOR ILLINOIS Geography Centrally located in the Midwest Major transportation hub Among the world’s most fertile and productive regions 3 rd in the U.S. (total acres of prime farmland) 1 st for soybean production and processed food sales 2 nd for corn production 4 th for hog inventory and sales Chicago Global magnet for business and trade Employment in food processing and manufacturing second largest in US Home to ADM, ConAgra, Kraft-Heinz, Mondelez, McDonald’s Academics World-leading research institutions in Biotechnology and Agroecology CHALLENGES AHEAD New global competition and feeding 9.7 billions people by 2050 Changing consumer preferences and regulatory standards Lack of statewide leadership and the “I-80 divide Difficult business environment Declining R+D investments Needed efforts to educate the public Developing, attracting, and retaining a qualified food and ag workforce Need for enhanced programs, best practice adoption, and long term planning for resource management Underinvestment in physical infrastructure Low visibility of Illinois food and agriculture (Brand)

CREATING FARM ILLINOIS – KEY ACTORS AND LEADERS

WHAT WILL SUCCESS LOOK LIKE?

October 9 th Meeting Meeting of FARM Illinois Leadership Council at McCormick Place with Governor Rauner in attendance Unanimous decision to move forward with establishment of permanent body 3 short-term committees established (Governance, Victory, Fundraising) Short-term work in progress Establish the permanent body Ongoing meetings of the 3 committees Secure needed funding Identify staffing needs Medium- and Long-term Begin implementation of the plan Begin planning to host Global Food and Agriculture Symposium in 2018 RECENT and ONGOING ACTIVITIES

THE FOUR C’s of FARM ILLINOIS CONVENE Enable system-wide collaboration among Council members and partners in order to develop and effectively utilize Illinois’ distinct advantages to the fullest extent. CONNECT Foster public-private partnerships that will allow Illinois the ability to unlock the full potential of the food and agriculture system in the state. CATALYZE Drive and implement recommendations that will optimally position Illinois as the global leader in food and agriculture system innovation while growing the economy, supporting community health, and sustaining the environment. CHAMPION Celebrate Illinois’ vibrant food and agriculture system by disseminating information that creates understanding and appreciation of the importance of the sector and advocating for polices that will enhance sector achievements throughout the state.

WHAT NEWS MEDIA IS SAYING Agriculture, food groups plan “Davos” of industry in 2018 in Chicago Ag group: Capitalize on Illinois’ powerhouse status New group hopes to build on Illinois’ farm, food industries Illinois has potential to become agricultural world power Furthering Illinois’ role as a global food producer Plan joins state's ag, food, business strengths