Hoosier Ag Today

  The outcome of the 2024 General Election is set to bring significant changes to the agricultural landscape, according to at least one ag expert. With Donald Trump returning to the presidency, new dynamics will unfold, especially

The House and Senate Agriculture Committees will see changes to membership during the 2025 legislative session. Farm Policy News says two incumbent members, New York Representative Marcus Molinaro (R) and Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown (D), were not

September U.S. pork and beef exports were higher year-over-year. That’s according to data from USDA compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation. Pork exports are well-positioned to set annual volume and value records in 2024. September pork

Indiana’s Republicans came out on top on Election Night 2024 as Mike Braun defeated Democrat opponent Jennifer McCormick to win the race for Indiana Governor. Braun, who has chosen to serve only one term in the U.S.

USDA recently confirmed the first case of H5N1 bird flu in a pig. Dr. Megan Niederwerder, executive director of the Swine Health Information Center, says after the virus jumped from poultry to the beef herd, they knew

Every month, Purdue’s ag economists survey 400 farmers across the U.S. asking how they feel about the future of the ag economy. However, this month’s results came as a surprise for those who conducted the survey. “One

Ivy Tech Terre Haute recently hosted an Agriculture and Engineering Challenge, bringing together more than 500 local high school students to explore opportunities in these dynamic fields. The event was made possible by a generous $10,000 gift

  It truly is an All-American story. Mayasari Effendi, who was born in Indonesia, immigrated to the U.S. in 2003 to attend Purdue University. Less than a decade later, she and her husband Richard Mays opened a

Some farmers are rapidly approaching the finish line while others are already taking their victory lap on this year’s harvest. Tar spot was found in all 92 Indiana counties this year and had varying yield impacts. “I

The Indiana Forage Council and Purdue University Extension will host “Hey There, Hay Here,” a virtual seminar on forage quality and testing from 6 to 8 p.m. EST Nov. 12. The event is free to the public.