Hoosier Ag Today

The auxiliary gymnasium at Hamilton Southeastern High School resembled a precision assembly line rather than a high school cafeteria on Monday afternoon. More than 200 students and advisors, clad in matching neon-pink shirts, worked at a breakneck

  The future of renewable fuels is getting a major boost in central Indiana. POET celebrated the groundbreaking of a major expansion at its Shelbyville bioprocessing facility Tuesday, marking another investment in the state’s growing biofuels industry.

This evening kicked off the 97th Indiana FFA State Convention at the Riverview Health Arena at Innovation Mile in Noblesville, Indiana. During this session chaired by Calvin Myers and Erianna Vela many chapters and individuals were recognized

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking nominations from farmers and ranchers interested in helping oversee the local administration of federal farm programs, opening the annual election process for county committees that serve as a key link

Inside the bustling hallways of Hamilton Southeastern High School, the future of American agriculture is spending the week debating multi-million-dollar industry challenges. The 97th Indiana FFA State Convention kicked off Monday with its Leadership Development Events (LDEs),

With tighter profit margins putting more pressure on the farm balance sheet, knowing your exact cost of production has never been more important. That’s why a new Indiana Cost of Production Calculator has been developed to help

Purdue University and the Indiana sheep industry are launching a new statewide effort aimed at helping producers improve flock health while building stronger connections among sheep farmers across Indiana. The program, called the Indiana Flock Exchange, is

A growing outbreak of New World screwworm in Texas has prompted state and federal officials to expand containment measures, launch new training programs and intensify surveillance efforts as concerns mount over the parasite’s spread through one of

U.S. farmers continued to pull back on equipment purchases in May as low commodity prices, tight margins and ongoing uncertainty in agricultural markets weighed on spending decisions, according to new industry data released by the Association of

A bipartisan proposal introduced in Congress would significantly expand federal support for agricultural education and workforce training programs at community and technical colleges, aiming to strengthen a critical talent pipeline for an industry facing growing labor and