Hoosier Ag Today

When prices hit record highs, the demand usually falls. That’s the basic lesson that we’ve all learned back in our high school economics class. But, beef appears to be among the few exceptions to that rule, having

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has announced that the state is selling the former General Motors stamping plant site near downtown Indianapolis for $27 million to Elanco Animal Health, where the company is currently building a new global

She’s only been on the job for more than a week, but Christy Wright is already settling in as the new President and CEO of AgriNovus Indiana. On her third day on the job, Christy led a

The first human case of New World Screwworm (NWS) in the U.S. has been confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control. The disease appeared in a traveler who’d been returning to the U.S. from Central America, where

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act included over $65 billion of new spending for agriculture. It increased reference prices, expanded crop insurance coverage options, boosted funding for trade and research, and made many tax cuts important to

A linchpin of the farm safety net, crop insurance, is now getting a makeover thanks to the recently enacted One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Increased premium supports, expanded coverage options, and, for beginning farmers and ranchers, extra

Corn growers are boosting efforts to stay ahead of rising mycotoxin risks by expanding a proven research model that’s delivered results for over a decade. The Aflatoxin Mitigation Center of Excellence (AMCOE) is now becoming the Mycotoxin

“I don’t think in your farming career, you’ll maybe see a better period for getting great value on late model used equipment than right now.” That’s the prediction from Greg Peterson. You might know him better as