Hoosier Ag Today

  Sunny and dry weather dominate the landscape through this weekend and into early next week in our Planting Weather Forecast presented by Beacon Credit Union. As we move forward, we are going to be seeing a

The Indiana FFA Foundation has named C.J. Miller with Hoosier Ag Today and Sarah Correll with Ice Miller as two of its newest board members. In addition, John Nagle with Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance is returning to

Bruce Kettler, President and CEO of the Agribusiness Council of Indiana (ACI), has announced he will be moving on from his role at the end of July to pursue a new chapter in his career. Kettler has

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins says that USDA doesn’t plan to close any of its 4,500 Farm Service Agency (FSA) offices that serve America’s farmers. “It is not in our plans to close any FSA offices,”

President Trump has announced that a new trade deal with the United Kingdom (UK) is nearly completed, and says it will provide a boost for American agriculture. “They say that our agriculture is, you know, second-to-none, and

In his Planting Weather Forecast presented by Beacon Credit Union, HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin is calling for dry weather as we move through Friday, the weekend, and into early next week. “The evaporation rates should be

Coming up on Monday, USDA will release its monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report (WASDE). This month’s WASDE is one of the most significant reports of the year, because it includes USDA’s first monthly forecasts

Planting season is off and running in Indiana, and the pace has been very brisk in one particular part of the state. “I would say for West Central Indiana, if you lumped everything together progress on beans

Democrats in the U.S. Senate have asked USDA to explain why the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) must approve certain government farm loans and loan guarantees before they are issued, according to a copy of a letter

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin says the Office of Pesticide Programs will benefit from the dissolution of the Office of Research and Development, the agency’s scientific research arm. The agency said last week the Office of Chemical Safety