Hoosier Ag Today

Congressional Republicans plan to revive stalled farm bill negotiations in January after failing to pass a new measure by year’s end, extending uncertainty for farmers facing high costs, inflation and trade disruptions. House Agriculture Committee Chairman G.T.

Many U.S. farmers say a newly announced $12 billion federal aid package will not be enough to offset mounting financial pressure caused by weak commodity prices, high input costs and lingering trade disruptions. The assistance, unveiled by

Indiana Pork is taking aim at food insecurity across the state…one meal at a time. The organization is coordinating donations of high-quality pork to food banks and pantries, helping families put nutritious protein on the table. “One

The US Senate has confirmed Julie Callahan as the next USTR chief agricultural negotiator. She was confirmed en bloc with dozens of nominations on a party line 53-43 vote. Her long government service, including as an Assistant

  You’ve been hearing a lot lately about the efforts by corn producers to expand the use of ethanol in 2026. But, there’s also a huge push by soybean growers to expand biodiesel as well. “We are

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