Hoosier Ag Today

A Madison County man is finding new life for an unlikely construction leftover…used drywall. Instead of sending scrap drywall to the landfill, Randy Scott from Anderson, Indiana is recycling it into a soil additive for farms and

Red Crown Rot and Sudden Death Syndrome continue to be a major problem in soybeans. In 2026, a new product Victrato will be released after 11 seasons of development to help reduce these issues. “Our new product

Santa will be arriving soon and the over 1 million FFA members across the country have sent in their Christmas list. “No doubt, on every FFA member’s Christmas list should be an FFA jacket,” says National FFA

People outside of agriculture call it the “off season” for farmers, but corn and soybean producers certainly don’t consider it that way—it’s just a different kind of busy! What are farmers thinking about as we close out

Vital Farms—which is based in Austin, Texas—has provided an update on its planned egg washing and packing facility in Seymour, Indiana. The company says that the facility, slated to open in 2027, will be known as Vital

China has secured at least seven million tons of U.S. soybeans after multiple purchases during the past two weeks, which puts the Asian country over halfway to meeting the 12-million-ton purchase agreement it made with the Trump

The deadline is fast approaching for farmers to qualify for USDA’s Farmer Bridge Assistance (FBA) Program. “So, the first component of this is making sure that folks who have not submitted an acreage report get that done.

Tis the season for giving back to the community and most large companies and organizations have their own initiatives and programs that accomplish that. But Keystone Cooperative has developed a unique way of “giving back” with its

The Agriculture Department’s plan to relocate thousands of staff members and consolidate dozens of offices has received overwhelmingly negative feedback. Government Executive reports that employees, lawmakers, and stakeholders say it could lead to “brain drain” due to

The National Corn Growers Association announced the winners of the 2025 Yield Contest. With growing conditions that led to a projected record corn crop, this year’s participants delivered impressive yields, once again showcasing the ingenuity of U.S.