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Corteva Inc., which is based in Indianapolis, says it has appointed longtime chemicals executive Luther “Luke” Kissam as chief executive of “New Corteva,” the crop protection company that will emerge from its planned split into two publicly

Indiana is strengthening the link between classroom learning and real-world careers through expanded work-based learning opportunities and Indiana Pork is playing a key role. Through partnerships with local schools, Indiana Pork is helping students gain hands-on experience

Ag groups are calling for an end to duties on phosphate fertilizers imported from Morocco and Russia, and now the battle is taking to social media. “You’re going to put your consumers out of business if you

A pork producer from northeast Indiana is stepping forward to keep a strong voice for Hoosier farmers at the national level. “My goal, from the very start, is to do whatever I can to help bring our

A bipartisan group of U.S. senators—including Sen. Todd Young (R-IN)—is urging the Trump administration to strengthen and renew the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) ahead of a required six-year review, arguing that the trade pact has become a cornerstone

With Congress back in session following a two-week recess, the Renewable Fuels Association is renewing its push for legislation allowing year-round sales of E15. The group says the policy is critical as Americans face rising fuel prices

  President Trump has announced a full U.S. Navy blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, heightening tensions in an already volatile region. “It just continues to make a bad situation worse for the global nitrogen markets,” says

The Trump administration is urging farmers to come forward with information as federal investigators examine whether consolidation in the fertilizer industry has contributed to persistently high input costs, deepening financial strain across rural America. At a meeting

Indiana officials have released an updated statewide plan aimed at reducing nutrient pollution in waterways that feed into the Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico, highlighting both progress and persistent challenges in improving water quality. The

As farmers across Indiana head into planting season, a familiar challenge looms: how to protect corn and soybean crops from increasingly aggressive weeds without adding cost, complexity or risk to already tight margins. Helena Agri-Enterprises is positioning