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Indiana FFA works to create eye opening experiences for not only ag teachers but FFA members with the introduction of Unified Career Development Event contests. Amanda Mullins, Indiana FFA Assistant Director for Career & Leadership Development, shared,

A series of grain dust explosions across the United States last year left more people dead and injured than the year before, even as the total number of incidents declined — a troubling trend that safety experts

Orion Samuelson was a voice that was familiar to Midwestern farmers for 60 years. Many farmers relied on his farm reports on WGN-AM and WGN-TV based in Chicago to make their decisions regarding when to plant, harvest,

Ag leaders are looking for every possible way to boost the bottom line for farmers, including some that aren’t obvious. This is where your checkoff dollars are being put to work. Much coverage has been given to

Two new planting technologies from John Deere aim to give farmers more precision in the furrow and better control over input costs. One of the latest innovations from John Deere is called FurrowVision. According to Kyle Barry

A group of major fertilizer manufacturers is facing a class-action lawsuit that accuses the companies of conspiring to drive up prices paid by American farmers, adding thousands of dollars in input costs at a time when producers

The Indiana Pork Producers Association is hosting a series of student-focused events in April designed to help college students develop leadership skills, explore career opportunities, and engage with policy issues affecting the pork industry. The events are

It’s not a secret. Times are tough for farmers with input costs high and grain prices low. “Yeah, we’re going to have to have some tough conversations once we get to renewal season,” says Jeremy Bender, Agribusiness

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) is urging federal officials to investigate whether major fertilizer companies are unfairly raising prices for American farmers following disruptions tied to the conflict involving Iran. In letters sent last week, Hawley asked several

Weather has been unpredictable since the calendar flipped to 2026, and the spring planting season will likely follow the same path, as it has in so many recent springs. Syngenta Agronomic Service Representative Chad Threewits near Fort