Hoosier Ag Today

If you’re willing to set aside forty acres in the new year, you can become a Groundbreakers grower for the new Preceon™ short stature corn from Bayer. “So we’re asking our growers to commit at least 40

Animal health officials continue to find positive cases of the virus known as bird flu on commercial poultry farms throughout northern Indiana. On Tuesday evening, a commercial table egg pullet facility in LaGrange County was found to

Beef prices are projected to continue increasing in 2026 as U.S. beef production continues to decline, with no obvious signs of a rebuilding cattle herd. That’s according to John Lovett, Science Editor of the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station.

  Make plans now to attend the Fort Wayne Farm Show, which is coming up January 13-15 at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. “It’s the largest indoor Farm Show in the area, and it’s free to

The Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine has announced a newly streamlined application process for its Distinguished Alumni Awards, making it easier than ever to nominate outstanding graduates. The awards honor Purdue veterinary medicine alumni whose professional

Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins and the chairs and ranking members of the House and Senate Agriculture Committees will all be featured speakers at the American Farm Bureau Convention. Secretary Rollins will speak about the challenges and opportunities

A final rule recently issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture would update the nation’s crop insurance and risk management system, with a strong focus on improving access for farmers and ranchers. USDA says the changes are

  With 2025 coming to a close, we thought we take a look back—in no particular order—at some of the top ag news stories from Indiana and across the U.S. that you heard us cover during the

Come February, there will be a 30-year celebration of the largest farmer-led and farmer-focused event in the U.S. Commodity Classic returns to San Antonio at the end of February for 3 full days of programming in the

 Falls are a leading cause of injury for older adults, but a program through the 4-H Extension Office is helping seniors stay on their feet and confident. The program is called “A Matter of Balance,” and