Hoosier Ag Today

For the next few days, Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin calls for dry weather with improving temperatures. “We get on the backside of Canadian high pressure and see some south flow pick up for the weekend. That combined

Following the criticism that President Trump has received for his plan to buy beef from Argentina in order to lower beef prices, he responded by saying that cattle ranchers “don’t understand” that they’ve benefited from his tariff

Stalk quality is a concern as corn harvest rolls on across Indiana. In a Channel Seed harvest update, Jeff Lakin, technical agronomist in the northwest Indiana region says stalks are generally of average quality right now. “I

  If you’re an Indiana woodland owner, or you have a backyard you’d like to spruce up, now is the time to plan if you’re adding new trees to your property this Spring. “One of the things

The American Petroleum Institute (API) on Tuesday urged congressional leadership to adopt a more balanced and up-to-date approach to E15 legislation, warning the current proposal no longer reflects today’s fuel market realities. In a letter to Senate

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins has announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to reopen Farm Service Agency (FSA) offices this week and release more than $3 billion in farm funding that had been delayed during the

Whether it’s caring for animals, learning to code, growing a garden, or leading a community project… 4-H offers hands-on experiences in science, health, agriculture, and citizenship. And it’s not just for farm kids. 4-H clubs thrive in

Following President Trump’s recent comments that his administration plans to import beef from Argentina to lower retail prices for U.S. consumers, American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall issued a statement saying that such a plan would

Coca-Cola has started selling a version of Coke in the U.S. that uses cane sugar rather than high-fructose corn syrup following a strong push from President Donald Trump. According to CNN, the cane sugar version of Coca-Cola

“Better than expected.” “Better than anticipated.” As we hear from farmers around the state, that’s what they keep telling us about corn and soybean yields. Let’s hear from some of those farmers now in our Crop Tour