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A bipartisan group of U.S. senators is pushing new legislation aimed at easing rising fertilizer costs and stabilizing supply for America’s farmers, as global tensions and market pressures squeeze producers heading into the spring planting season. The

Farmers across the country are facing mounting pressure as severe weather, rising input costs, and global uncertainty tighten margins and test resilience. “Farmers value progress made last year to provide tax relief and enhance farm risk management

Since the beginning of March, highly pathogenic avian influenza has claimed over 350,000 birds in Indiana. “We’re asking all of our producer partners, whether it’s layers or broilers or turkey or dairy or any other adjacent production

The portion of Americans’ food spending that reaches farmers and ranchers declined again last year, underscoring the growing dominance of processing, transportation and retail costs in the modern food system, according to new federal data. A newly-released

A coalition of more than 50 state agricultural organizations and eight national farm groups is urging the Commerce Department to eliminate tariffs on imported phosphate fertilizers, arguing the levies are creating additional financial strain across the U.S.

Azotic Technologies is spotlighting a new approach to crop nutrition that works from the inside out. Unlike traditional nitrogen fertilizers applied to the soil, Azotic’s products use naturally occurring bacteria that live within plant cells. According to

President Donald Trump is pressuring Congress to pass a long-stalled farm bill, publicly urging lawmakers to act as divisions persist between the House and Senate over key provisions of the sweeping legislation. “CONGRESS, PASS THE FARM BILL,

Beck’s Hybrids is known for their innovation and extensive research. Eric Pfeiffer reports now on a new tool that allows you to access to that research at your fingertips. Through programs like their Practical Farm Research, Root

Corn growers are facing renewed financial pressure just as planting season begins, with global tensions now adding to an already difficult outlook. For several years, farmers have struggled with high input costs, from seed to fuel, while

A select group of farmers, agribusiness professionals and rural leaders has been chosen for the latest class of a flagship leadership program aimed at shaping the future of agriculture in Indiana. AgrIInstitute announced this week the members