Hoosier Ag Today

Market estimates show that Brazil surpassed the U.S. as the world’s number one beef producer in 2025, with shipments from the South American country totaling almost $17 billion in 2025. A report from Reuters says that happened

Indiana FFA state officers are kept busy during the month of December with over 20 Business and Industry Visits. Supporters and sponsors across the state of Indiana allow the team onsite to take a deeper look into

 As corn and soybean producers from across Indiana and the Midwest gather at this year’s Fort Wayne Farm Show, one of Allen County’s top ag leaders spoke with Hoosier Ag Today about his role as a

For many farmers, the biggest obstacle to planting isn’t weather or prices …it’s rock. Across the country, large rocks buried in farm fields damage equipment, slow planting, and reduce yields. Farmers say hitting just one boulder can

The Andersons Inc., which is based in Ohio, is planning a major expansion of its ethanol production plant near Logansport in Cass County. According to Inside INdiana Business, the agricultural and renewable fuels company says it will

Whole milk is back in public schools now that President Trump signed the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act. Trump signed the bill into law in the Oval Office alongside U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins,

The application deadline for the Indiana Ag Leadership Program is Monday, the 19th. Why do you want to be in the next ALP class administered by AgrIInstitute? “The who’s who of Indiana ag are the past participants

 If you’re in high school and considering a career in agriculture, then you may want to consider Huntington University in Huntington, Indiana. “I tell people I have the best job on campus. I can show up every

Farmers market vendors and managers are invited to attend in person trainings at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Throughout a series of trainings vendors and market managers will gain a better understanding of legal issues, food safety regulations,

Alarms were raised among the nation’s corn growers following the release of USDA’s January WASDE Report, which projected a 17-billion-bushel corn supply in 2025-2026. The data triggered an immediate market reaction. If the projections prove accurate, this