Historic farms that have stood the test of time while remaining active in agriculture are being sought for a statewide preservation honor. Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau are seeking nominations for the 2026 John Arnold Award for Rural
Read moreThe Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) is urging the Trump administration to take swift action to expand the use of ethanol in the nation’s fuel supply, arguing that the move could help ease rising gasoline prices for American consumers.
Read moreGlobal tensions involving Iran are already rippling through agriculture markets just as U.S. farmers prepare for spring planting. Industry analysts say fertilizer prices have begun climbing as conflict in the Middle East disrupts key shipping routes and
Read moreA new poll conducted by YouGov on behalf of Rural Voices USA found that 71 percent of farm families across five Midwestern states say they’re more likely to support a Congressional candidate who votes for year-round E15
Read moreThe House Ag Committee pushed through their version of Farm Bill 2.0 last week. If that version ends up being the final one, it would include an end to California’s costly Prop 12 animal confinement restrictions. California
Read moreFrom a field of 114 total nominees, the Indiana FFA Organization has unveiled the eight finalists for the prestigious Golden Owl Award, honoring the 2025–2026 Indiana Ag Educator of the Year. This year’s eight finalists are: Zoeann
Read moreThe online equipment auction space continues to grow, but one company says its strategy is built around transparency and simplicity. Purple Wave has positioned itself as a leader in the online, no-reserve equipment auction market, focusing on
Read moreAlong with many previous years during National FFA Week, Keystone Cooperative has decided to continue its long-standing commitment to youth development and agricultural education. The company has continued to contribute $40,000 to the Indiana FFA Foundation for
Read moreThe Indiana Sheep and Wool Market Development Program is sponsoring a shearing school, hosted by the Indiana Sheep Association (ISA), on Saturday, March 14, at Purdue University’s Sheep Unit. The statewide workshop will run from 9 a.m.
Read moreBuried deep in House Bill 1249 is language that should be music to the ears of farmers all across Indiana. Katie Nelson, executive director of public policy for Indiana Farm Bureau explains what the bill, which is
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