Hoosier Ag Today

Buried deep in House Bill 1249 is language that should be music to the ears of farmers all across Indiana. Katie Nelson, executive director of public policy for Indiana Farm Bureau explains what the bill, which is

Along with many previous years during National FFA Week, Keystone Cooperative has decided to continue its long-standing commitment to youth development and agricultural education. The company has continued to contribute $40,000 to the Indiana FFA Foundation for

The Indiana Sheep and Wool Market Development Program is sponsoring a shearing school, hosted by the Indiana Sheep Association (ISA), on Saturday, March 14, at Purdue University’s Sheep Unit.  The statewide workshop will run from 9 a.m.

As farmers look for every advantage heading into the 2026 growing season, companies are rolling out new seed care technologies designed to improve crop performance right out of the ground. Industry leaders say some of the most

After days of marathon debate, the House Agriculture Committee has officially advanced Farm Bill 2.0. The long-awaited legislation cleared a major hurdle following a grueling multi-day markup session that stretched late into the night and into the

The Indiana FFA Organization has unveiled the 114 agricultural educators from across the state nominated for the prestigious Golden Owl Award, honoring the 2025–2026 Indiana Ag Educator of the Year. Later this spring, eight finalists will be

After more than 20 hours of debate and partisan sparring, the House Agriculture Committee advanced Farm Bill 2.0 in the early hours of Thursday morning. The legislation cleared the committee on a 34–17 vote — with all

As farmers prepare for spring planting, the U.S. Department of Agriculture Risk Management Agency has finalized crop insurance prices for the 2026 growing season. The new projected prices show only modest changes from what producers saw in

UPDATED MARCH 5: The House Agriculture Committee passed Farm Bill 2.0 in the early morning hours on Thursday, but not without a debate that caused the markup process to last more than 20 hours over several days.

The now closed Strait of Hormuz (hor-MOOZ) moves about 20 million barrels of crude oil and petroleum products daily, totaling about 20 percent of global demand. DTN reports that fertilizer exports also move through the Strait, including