Hoosier Ag Today

This past week was National Farm Safety and Health Week, shining a light on the on-farm hazards farmers interact with daily. But it’s not just about farmers, it’s about the whole ag industry. “Every week is Farm

The White House budget office is instructing federal agencies to prepare reduction-in-force plans for mass firings during a possible government shutdown, specifically targeting employees who work for programs that are not legally required to continue. The Office

As of Sept.1, there were 74.5 million hogs and pigs on U.S. farms, down 1% from September 2024 but up 1% from June. 1, 2025, according to the Quarterly Hogs and Pigs report published today by the

  A relatively easy forecast discussion this week. We are going to be working into a significant area of dryness over the next two weeks and that should throw open wide the window for harvest activity period.

The harvest window is opening wide across Indiana! HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin’s Harvest Weather Forecast is presented by Beacon Credit Union. So, how wide of a window are we talking about? Martin says it could be

$6.4 billion is how much Taiwan says it will spend to buy its corn and soybeans from Indiana and the U.S. over the next four years. On Thursday, Taiwan signed two Letters of Intent with Indiana Governor

President Trump says that his administration will be providing assistance to struggling U.S. farmers using tariff revenues. “We’re going to take some of that tariff money that we’ve made and we’re going to give it to our

The Hoosier Beef Congress is proud to host the 2nd Annual Ringside for Riley Adult Showmanship Fundraiser, an event aimed at raising vital funds for Riley Hospital for Children. The event will take place at 1 p.m.

Potash enhances drought tolerance, disease resistance, and plant standability for corn, which is why farmers apply it. But have you ever really thought about where it comes from? Hoosier Ag Today was in Canada this week and

  National Farm Safety and Health Week runs this week—Sept. 21-27—and this year’s theme is encouraging those in the farm and ag industry to think: “Safety First: Avoid the Worst.” “Keep safety a priority and keep safety