Hoosier Ag Today

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins has announced that a new web portal has been created for potential victims of ongoing “lawfare” originating under the Biden Administration to submit their concerns and experiences at www.USDA.gov/lawfare. Rollins recently

Earlier this week, we reported that your state lawmakers had trimmed five percent from the general fund for the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) in their state budget for the next two years. However, lawmakers also

  Unsettled weather dominates the eastern corn belt through the first part of this forecast period in our Planting Weather Forecast—presented by Beacon Credit Union. Behind the frontal boundary that pushed it through leading into the weekend

  Our first Planting Weather Forecast of the season—Presented by Beacon Credit Union—starts off with dry weather for opening weekend! After scattered rain showers over the Great Lakes and Eastern Corn Belt on Friday, we see high

Media reports and social media influencers have caused consumers to question the use of seed oils, such as soybean, corn, canola, and others.  Some food processors have actually switched from vegetable oil to beef tallow. U.S. Secretary

Indiana Grown, the state’s local agricultural marketing initiative, hosted their second annual Indiana Grown Showcase earlier this week highlighting over 75 local vendors, Indiana businesses and artisans to encourage food distributors and procurement specialists to buy local.

You’ve heard us talk about “cultivated meat” or “lab-grown meat,” but let’s call it what it really is: FAKE MEAT! State Rep. Beau Baird (R-Greencastle) says one of his bills, which passed through the recent legislative session

A stalled frontal boundary is set to make things very interesting weather-wise across Indiana this weekend. Hoosier Ag Today Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin is watching this stalled frontal boundary near the Ohio River Valley and calls it

Rose Acre Farms, which is based in Seymour, has filed a lawsuit against a New Jersey packaging company claiming that the plastic packaging they received was defective and resulted in thousands of dollars in lost product, according

County fair season is just around the corner, and one of the most-asked questions this season is, ‘Will poultry and dairy cattle at fairs and exhibitions be restricted this year, given the number of bird flu cases