Hoosier Ag Today

  The Purdue Ag Alumni Fish Fry is this Saturday at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds in Lafayette, which celebrates all of the graduates, professors, staff, and supporters of Purdue University’s College of Agriculture. The theme for this

For those of us that don’t care about either the Seahawks or the Patriots when they face off Sunday for Super Bowl 60, we’ll be focused on two things: the commercials and, more importantly, the food! “We

The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture set its five primary policy issues for focus in 2026. They include agricultural labor reform, animal disease preparedness and traceability, the farm bill, pesticide regulations, and regional food procurement

Groups representing fuel retailers across America expressed serious concerns with the Section 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit. The associations say that 45Z is a giant step backward for American biofuel policy. NATSO, representing truck stops and travel

America’s farmers could save $48 billion, according to the Trump administration, because of new guidance from EPA that says farmers and equipment owners have the right to repair their own equipment. “For farmers, timing is everything. When

Purdue Extension’s Health and Human Sciences program is helping Hoosiers keep more money in their pockets this tax season through its VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) program. “Tax time is often the largest financial moment of the

 Farmer sentiment weakened sharply in January, as the Purdue University Ag Economy Barometer fell 23 points from December to a reading of 113 according to the Purdue University Center for Commercial Agriculture. Purdue’s agricultural economists says the

A proposed rule from the U.S. Treasury Department that would implement the 45Z Clean Fuel Production Tax Credit is getting the “thumbs up” from the Renewable Fuels Association, calling it a key step toward providing long-awaited clarity

 Pork producers all across the U.S. continue to push lawmakers on Capitol Hill to pass a legislative fix this year for California’s Prop 12. “We want one law from the federal government that says you can’t

  Farmers are heading into 2026 facing what many are calling another challenging year on the farm. Low commodity prices, high input costs, and lingering impacts from trade disruptions are squeezing margins across much of rural America.