Hoosier Ag Today

USDA says inspections of U.S. corn and soybeans were higher week to week, while wheat assessments declined during the seven days ending on July 3. Corn inspections during the week totaled 1.49 million metric tons. That’s up

The market for ag biologicals is projected to grow significantly – making the leap from an $11 billion market in 2024 to $16.8 billion in 2030 according to Grand View Research. One Indiana company has recently created

Farming has one of the highest disabling injury rates of any industry. That’s why there’s a program called AgrAbility that works with farmers who have become disabled to help get them back to work. “This thing actually

Once again, President Donald Trump emphasized his willingness to protect American farmers who rely on immigrant workers to operate their farms. At a rally in Iowa last week, the president said he would allow farmers who hire

In their weekly Crop Progress report, USDA has pegged Indiana corn at 63% good to excellent and Hoosier soybeans at 62%. This compares to the national rating of 68% for both corn and soybeans. Indiana corn silking

Controversy continues for the dairy industry and the issue of imitation products trying to claim their name. I mean really, where exactly do you milk that almond? This time, it’s butter. A new product from Country Crock

United States and China tensions and the resulting tariffs cost U.S. farmers $2 billion in lost exports this year. A new study from North Dakota State University’s Center for Agricultural Policy and Trade Studies says the lost

Prices for urea, a key ingredient in the world’s fertilizer supplies, have surged globally alongside escalating violence in the Middle East. The recent strikes between Israel and Iran are interfering with the flow of urea supplies from

When you think about Indiana’s ag industry, you might not think about hardwoods and lumber, which play a huge role in the state’s economy. Indiana’s hardwood industry has an annual economic impact of over $10 billion to

  Farmers in 16 states grew high oleic soybeans on more than 1.1 million acres in 2023 and on 800,000 acres in 2024 (with potential to reach 3 million acres in the future). The primary use has