Hoosier Ag Today

President Trump on Wednesday temporarily set aside a century-old shipping restriction in a bid to ease surging energy and fertilizer costs — a move that ag leaders say could deliver critical relief to American farmers just weeks

A downed power line and high winds have triggered devastating wildfires in western Nebraska, burning more than half a million acres. Laura Field, the executive vice president of the Nebraska Cattlemen, says that despite the devastation, agriculture

Negotiations between BP and the United Steelworkers Local 7-1 over a new contract for more than 800 union workers at the Whiting Refinery in Lake County have reached a critical point. The oil giant announced that it

Keystone Cooperative said it will return $38.4 million to its farmer-members through a one-time equity redemption, a move the company described as a significant financial boost for producers facing mounting economic pressure. The Indiana-based cooperative said the

A bold $1 billion push is on the table as Indiana Governor Mike Braun sets his sights on transforming the state into the nation’s ag tech powerhouse—with an ambitious goal of creating 100,000 high-wage jobs for Hoosiers

As National Agriculture Week unfolds, McDonald’s of Greater Indiana is turning the spotlight on Hoosier farmers, celebrating the people behind every meal. “It’s pretty obvious that we’re not going to be able to do what we could

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