Hoosier Ag Today

Agricultural giant ADM announced a new partnership with American Farmland Trust aimed at helping hundreds of farmers across the Midwest strengthen their operations as the agricultural sector navigates economic and environmental uncertainty. The initiative will support producers

Finding ways to expand the use of America’s ag products here at home was the purpose behind a hearing before the Senate Ag Committee on Tuesday. “Today, corn farmers are facing many challenges—and this hearing on domestic

The USDA has already allocated over $6 billion in payments under the Farmer Bridge Assistance Programs. Payment rates for specialty crops under the program are due in early April. “I believe we’ll have those payment rates in

The National FFA Organization is proud to host Next Gen conferences for members three times a year. They focus on specific career pathways to in-demand industries. Earlier this month, the first FFA Next Gen Conference of 2026

A new fungicide technology is changing how farmers protect corn from disease…starting from the seed furrow. Xyway LFR is a systemic triazole fungicide designed to move through the corn plant as it grows. After being applied in-furrow

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

The 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.

Global 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

A 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