Hoosier Ag Today

President Donald Trump recommended the implementation of a 50% tariff on imports from the European Union starting June 1 on Friday. According to Reuters, he backed away from that threat on Sunday and restored the initial July

USDA’s Crop Progress report won’t be out until 4pm Tuesday afternoon, delayed one day because of the Memorial Day holiday. But we can check progress around the state with the farmers we’ve been following throughout the planting

The Purdue Crop Chat is a regular podcast from Hoosier Ag Today and the Purdue University Extension Service, featuring Purdue Extension’s ‘Soybean Shaun’ Casteel and Dan ‘Corn’ Quinn. On the latest episode, Dan and Shaun discuss planting

We’re less than a week away from the 109th Running of the Indianapolis 500! One of the biggest traditions leading up to “Greatest Spectacle in Racing” is the annual Fastest Rookie Luncheon presented by American Dairy Association

One of the biggest traditions every year with the Indianapolis 500 is the ice-cold glass bottle of milk given to the winning driver—presented by American Dairy Association Indiana—as part of the celebration in Victory Circle immediately following

We have a dry pattern emerging as we close out May and head into June. That’s what HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin has to say in his Planting Weather Forecast presented by Beacon Credit Union. For the

  We have a very dry start to this forecast as we move through the weekend in our Planting Weather Forecast presented by Beacon Credit Union. Sunshine will dominate for both Saturday and for Sunday and we

Indiana Governor Mike Braun has signed a bill into law that requires schools to provide excused absences for students taking part in off-site events for FFA and 4-H. “4-H and FFA are critical assets for our students

Indiana Governor Mike Braun has signed the Grain Indemnity Bill (Senate Bill 461) into law on Wednesday. Bruce Kettler, President and CEO of the AgriBusiness Council of Indiana (ACI), tells Hoosier Ag Today that the new law

“Deeply troubling” and “misguided” are among the words that U.S. ag organizations are using to describe the newly-released report from the “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) Commission. It calls on federal agencies to execute sweeping studies on