Hoosier Ag Today

Soybean growers are racing the calendar this spring, planting earlier than ever in a bid to unlock bigger yields and stay ahead of tight margins. But, how’s the best way to manage those early-planted beans? According to

The Agricultural Retailers Association welcomed the Environmental Protection Agency’s action to address diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) system failures. The ARA called it a timely step to support farmers and agricultural retailers as spring planting gets underway. DEF

As of March 1, there were 74.3 million hogs and pigs on U.S. farms, up slightly from March 2025 but down one percent from December 1, 2025. That’s according to the recent USDA Quarterly Hogs and Pigs

The Trump administration is rolling out what it calls a major boost for America’s biofuels industry, announcing the highest-ever Renewable Fuel Standard obligations for 2026 and 2027. “Today, I’m also announcing a dramatic update to the Renewable

Indiana drivers are set to face even higher costs at the pump beginning on Wednesday, April 1—as a scheduled increase in the state’s gasoline sales tax collides with a broader surge in fuel prices driven by the

At a White House event celebrating American agriculture, President Trump on Friday announced a pair of sweeping environmental and energy policy moves aimed at boosting farmers, truckers and domestic fuel producers, as his administration seeks to reshape federal

Tipton-based Total Seed Production has announced the completion of its acquisition of a soybean facility in the Tipton County town of Windfall from Bayer. The company did not disclose financial terms of the deal or details on

Across Indiana, young people in 4-H are getting a head start on the future of work…one robot at a time. From coding and robotics to collaborative robots, or “cobots,” students are gaining hands-on experience with the same

  $20,000 was up for grabs Wednesday night during the Student Soybean Innovation Competition, a partnership between the Indiana Soybean Alliance and Purdue University. Team SoySeal, comprised of Purdue sophomores Elizabeth Heckaman, Kasey Wright, and Jocelyn Erickson,

The nation’s farm economy is experiencing a widening divide between struggling crop producers and booming livestock operations, according to a new report from the Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute. The 2026 U.S. Agricultural Market Outlook paints