Hoosier Ag Today

Notre Dame freshman Derick Williams is competing against 39 of the United States’ most elite young agriculture leaders for one

Excessive rainfall last week hampered harvest progress across Indiana. USDA says 92% of topsoil moisture is reported as adequate or

The amount of farmland being sold increased since the first of the year and charged ahead during the pre-harvest time

This week, more than 80 agricultural groups filed formal objections to the Environmental Protection Agency’s August 30 rule to revoke

Medicare open enrollment began Friday, a critical health insurance program for elder rural residents. AARP Oklahoma state director Sean Voskuhl

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced that it is mobilizing a stronger, and more

https://hoosieragtoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Arlan-Suderman-markets-1.mp3 Corn and wheat futures worked both sides of unchanged Tuesday and finished near even, but soybean strength continues. @ArlanFF101

After rain much of last week, farmers in southwest Indiana are eager to get back in the field after early

https://hoosieragtoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/BASF-on-weed-control.mp3 Harvest for many Indiana farmers has opened up again, and it’s not just a time for checking yields and

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack will host bilateral meetings with Mexico’s Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development Victor Manuel Villalobos Arambula