Hoosier Ag Today

Silicon Valley has spent the last few years pitching artificial intelligence to aid with global agriculture, promising autonomous tractors, algorithmically perfected fertilizer scripts, and predictive crop analytics that can out-smart a changing climate. But across the American

Women farmland owners and agricultural decision-makers are invited to gather in Noblesville next week for a Women4theLand Learning Circle. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, July 15, and is open to women who own farmland or play

For years, Brazil was one of the most important overseas customers for American ethanol, offering a lucrative export market for corn growers across the U.S. Midwest. Today, that trade relationship has become the center of a widening

For most high school and college students, graduation marks the beginning of a career. For a select handful of members of the National FFA Organization, it can also mark the beginning of a year spent traveling the

Inside the roaring, high-decibel confines of the Riverview Health Arena in Noblesville, thousands of teenagers dressed in identical, stark-blue corduroy jackets are cheering with an intensity usually reserved for rock concerts. It is the 97th Indiana FFA

American corn farmers grew a historic, record-shattering crop last year, anchoring an industrial economic engine that drives $142 billion in total economic activity across the United States, according to a comprehensive study released this month by the

The future of North American trade remains uncertain after the Trump administration declined to renew the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement under its current terms. The administration wants to keep the trade pact in place with annual reviews through 2036,

Grain futures rallied sharply on Monday, led by a dramatic surge in the soybean complex following renewed optimism over U.S.-China trade relations. The sudden influx of speculative buying lifted the entire agricultural sector, snapping a multi-week downward

Seeking to stabilize a meat supply chain stressed by historic shortages and high prices, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a new $500 million initiative aimed at protecting independent, mid-sized beef processors from being squeezed out of

Sienna Alexander has spent years preparing to be a leader in agriculture. Now, the former Indiana FFA State Officer is adding another title to her résumé—2026 Miss Morgan County Fair Queen—and she’s using the platform to shine