Monday’s USDA Crop Progress report rates 64% of Indiana corn and 63% of Hoosier soybeans in good to excellent condition.

America’s farm families are staring down the barrel of a deepening economic crisis, prompting the U.S. House of ...

Change on a working farm rarely happens overnight, but the numbers coming out of the Hoosier State prove that when Indiana ...

Hoosier agriculture is getting a heavy dose of high-tech firepower. AgriNovus Indiana has officially named the 12 startup ...

The economic shockwaves radiating from a tense Middle East are quietly rewriting the math of American agriculture, driving up ...

For six generations, the Strauss family name has been synonymous with hard work, innovation, and deep roots in Wabash County ...

In a major bid to navigate fraught global trade relations and hardening supply chain vulnerabilities, the United Soybean ...

Registration is now open for Indiana Farm Bureau’s newest program, the Farm Business and Diversification Conference happening ...

A convergence of partisan gridlock, procedural obstacles, and an sudden political vacuum in the Senate has all but shattered ...

As livestock producers navigate the tightest national cattle inventory in decades, USDA is deploying a massive half-a-billion ...

Mid-July in the Indiana is traditionally a time of anxious waiting as row crops enter their critical reproductive stages.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins stood before a tense Senate Appropriations Committee on Tuesday, delivering a blunt ...