Hoosier Ag Today

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced it has improved and expanded its Farm to School Grant program and would invest up to $18 million to connect locally grown food to child nutrition programs. The Farm to School

Corteva Inc. may be looking to split its chemical and seed businesses into separate companies, according to the Wall Street Journal. The Indianapolis-based company, which reportedly has a market value of about $50 billion, could be considering

Some were expecting big shifts in yield numbers in USDA’s Crop Production report on Friday, but the shift in Indiana crops was minimal. USDA stuck with their prediction of Indiana corn yield at 205 bushels per acre.

September 30th is the deadline that lawmakers have to either pass a new “Skinny Farm Bill” or keep “kicking the same can down the road” and continue to extend what’s left of the previous bill. “Well, the

In this difficult financial year, farmers are looking to cut costs wherever they can. When it comes to soil fertility, there will be some difficult decisions to make. “The first thing I’m probably going to cut out

The U.S. agricultural trade deficit widened further in July, highlighting the challenge facing President Donald Trump as he vows to reverse the trend. Agricultural exports lagged imports by $4.97 billion in July, a gap 9% wider than

The Trump administration is making another run at reforming the way H-2A minimum wage rates for farmworkers are set in a manner that could provide some relief to farmers during a time of continued uncertainty about workers

The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission released its “Make Our Children Healthy Again” strategy, with more than 120 initiatives addressing childhood health. “The report includes a renewed focus on American-grown fresh fruits, vegetables and meat, and