Report: Large Loans Drive Further Increases in Farm Lending
Growth in the average size of farm operating loans boosted agricultural lending in the second quarter of 2019. A Kansas
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Big Top Circus Returns to the 2019 Indiana State Fair
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, circus lovers from around the world! The Indiana State Fair announces the return of
Read moreHeat Challenging Corn Crop Whether the Feet are Wet or Dry
A check with Purdue Extension corn specialist, King Corn Bob Nielsen, confirms the 2019 season isn’t producing the king of
Read moreU.S., Japan, Working Hard Towards Trade Deal
Japan and the U.S. are “working hard” to reach a trade agreement, according to those close to the negotiations. A
Read moreIndiana Soybean Crop Won’t Like This Heatwave
Shaun-Casteel-July-update Some very hot weather is again consuming Indiana and the Midwest. How will the soybean crop handle the stress?
Read moreQuestions Answered at First Purdue Hemp Field Day
Questions Answered at First Purdue Hemp Field Day Purdue’s first ever hemp specialist, Marguerite Bolt, presents at the hemp field
Read moreGuest Worker Proposal Positive for Agriculture
The Labor Department this week proposed to streamline the federal guest worker program commonly known as H-2A. The American Farm
Read moreEPA Not Banning Chlorpyrifos
The Environment Protection Agency last week announced it would not ban chlorpyrifos, although court battles likely are ahead to fight
Read moreIndiana State Department of Agriculture Adds Staff
Tari Gary (left) is the new Food Safety Outreach Coordinator for ISDA. Annette Manusevich (right) is the new Soil Health
Read more‘Learn How to Protect Your Farm from Erosion’ Events Coming to Greensburg
The Soil Water Conservation Society (SWCS) is proud to be organizing a pair of conservation events located in Greensburg, Indiana
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