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The Indiana State Department of Agriculture is reopening a program that helps farmers improve nutrient management and save money at the same time. “Knowing what you have is an important place to start. And without knowing what

Maximizing profitability is the name of the game for corn and soybean growers—and the best place to start is with your seed brand. “Our focus is getting the maximum return dollars back to that grower for every

The National FFA Organization says that it will cooperate with a congressional inquiry reviewing one of its corporate sponsors, while reaffirming its commitment to remaining nonpartisan and free from donor influence. The youth agricultural education organization issued

The Trump administration is moving to place agriculture at the center of U.S. national security policy, citing rising concerns over foreign ownership of farmland, fragile supply chains and increasing global food instability. A new federal strategy unveiled

Now that the full text of the much-awaited “Farm Bill 2.0” has been introduced as of last Friday, one ag leader tells Hoosier Ag Today he’s strongly encouraging farmers to get involved to make sure it gets

Thousands of farmers and union members staged a nationwide strike in India last week to protest an interim trade agreement with the United States, fearing that expanded market access for U.S. agricultural exports could undercut local producers.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced this week the final Emergency Livestock Relief Program, expanding payments to livestock producers disrupted by catastrophic drought, flooding and wildfires in 2023 and 2024. USDA officials said the plan aims to

The Purdue Farm Stress Team, part of Purdue Extension, aims to provide support, resources, and training to help farmers and those who work with them recognize signs of severe stress and suicide risk. Farming brings unique pressures,

Keeping America’s farmland safe from China and other foreign adversaries is why the U.S. Department of Agriculture is strengthening its coordination with the U.S. Department of War. “Farm security is National Security,” says U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke

For the first time in nearly a year, the virus known as bird flu has been found on a commercial turkey farm in southwestern Indiana. According to the Indiana State Board of Animal Health (BOAH), a commercial