Hoosier Ag Today

The Renewable Fuels Association applauded President Trump for strongly reaffirming his support for America’s ethanol industry. During a stop in Des Moines, Iowa, he called on Congress to send a bill approving year-round E15 to his desk

Farmers for Free Trade announced a national series of USMCA roundtables that will bring together farmers, trade experts, and elected officials to discuss the critical importance of strengthening and renewing the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement. The first of

After the United States Department of Agriculture’s release of the bridge payment, feelings are mixed for soybean farmers in Indiana. The prices given for soybeans were some of the lowest on the sheet. Denise Scarborough, American Soybean

 Tuesday night’s Indiana Pork Taste of Elegance brought Indiana’s top chefs, pork producers, agriculture leaders and tastemakers together for an unforgettable evening of culinary creativity and competition at the Indiana Roof Ballroom in downtown Indianapolis. According

John Deere has recently broken ground on a $125 million distribution center in Lake County in northwestern Indiana. Hoosier Ag Today first reported on this project in July 2024, with John Deere purchasing the property for the

Indiana farmers are feeling the squeeze from high input costs and low commodity prices. When you factor in the importance of protecting valuable assets through insurance, that can put even more strain on farm budgets. “Every farm

With frigid temperatures gripping much of the Midwest, livestock producers are being reminded that winter weather brings added risks for animal health and farm operations. Ag and Natural Resources Educator Cora Reinbolt gives this key advice for

China is ramping up its orders from Brazil to fill its soybean needs after it met the initial shipment volume from the U.S. as part of a trade truce with Washington. Over the past week, Bloomberg said

President Donald Trump said he is raising tariffs on South Korean imports by 25 percent. The BBC said Trump announced the move after accusing Seoul of not living up to the trade deal it reached with the

What seems like a symbolic bill making its way through the Statehouse could be a boost for Indiana’s pork producers. “We’re not sure where it’ll ultimately end up but it’ll be a fun drive while it’s going