Hoosier Ag Today

Inside the roaring, high-decibel confines of the Riverview Health Arena in Noblesville, thousands of teenagers dressed in identical, stark-blue corduroy jackets are cheering with an intensity usually reserved for rock concerts. It is the 97th Indiana FFA

Grain futures rallied sharply on Monday, led by a dramatic surge in the soybean complex following renewed optimism over U.S.-China trade relations. The sudden influx of speculative buying lifted the entire agricultural sector, snapping a multi-week downward

The future of North American trade remains uncertain after the Trump administration declined to renew the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement under its current terms. The administration wants to keep the trade pact in place with annual reviews through 2036,

Seeking to stabilize a meat supply chain stressed by historic shortages and high prices, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a new $500 million initiative aimed at protecting independent, mid-sized beef processors from being squeezed out of

Sienna Alexander has spent years preparing to be a leader in agriculture. Now, the former Indiana FFA State Officer is adding another title to her résumé—2026 Miss Morgan County Fair Queen—and she’s using the platform to shine

As the number of confirmed New World screwworm cases continues to climb in the southwestern United States, researchers are accelerating efforts to develop a next-generation strategy to stop the flesh-eating parasite before it inflicts widespread economic damage

For millions of Americans that hit the road this Independence Day weekend, there was good news at the gas pump. According to AAA, nearly 61 million people were expected to travel by car over the Fourth of

The Indiana FFA Foundation has reshaped its leadership at a pivotal moment for the organization, naming five new members to its board of directors who will each be charged with guiding fundraising efforts and long-term investments in

Tar spot is back and one expert believes conditions are favorable for heavy tar spot pressure this year. As of Tuesday, the corn disease had been spotted in almost every state in the corn belt. “The only

The Trump administration rolled out a sweeping interagency partnership Thursday designed to shield the nation’s farmers and ranchers from what it calls “environmental lawfare”—a coordinated effort, officials say, by federal bureaucrats, activist groups, and well-funded environmental nonprofits