Hoosier Ag Today

“Variable.” That term has been used to describe Indiana corn and soybeans for several years now, but it may not be truer than it is this year. It’s a year of the “haves” and the “have nots”:

The U.S., Canada and Mexico are set to formally begin consultations ahead of the review of their regional USMCA trade accord next year, the U.S. and Mexico announced Tuesday. The consultation process began on Wednesday. Mexican Economy

Keystone Cooperative, Inc., a leading agricultural and energy co-op in Indiana, has officially acquired full ownership of the Whitesville Fertilizer Hub in west-central Indiana. The move marks the end of a 14-year joint venture between Keystone (and

After a period of relative stability, prices for key fertilizer components like nitrogen, phosphate, and potash have climbed steadily over the past month. Industry analysts point to several factors, including higher energy costs, supply chain disruptions, and

The Trump administration is evaluating whether to grant additional aid to American farmers this fall, said U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins on Monday at the NASDA Annual Meeting, hosted by the National Association of State Departments of

The annual Indiana woodland owner conference will be held at Turkey Run State Park in Parke County on Friday, October 31 and Saturday, November 1. Hosted by the Indiana Forestry & Woodland Owners Association (IFWOA), the event

Even though USDA’s latest crop forecast says we’re going to have a record corn harvest of almost 17 billion bushels this year, corn prices here lately have been on the rise due to the rise in ethanol

The EPA has approved Syngenta’s Durastak™ corn trait stack—a triple‑Bt protein package designed to battle corn rootworm.  Approved for commercial use in 2027, Durastak will be available in hybrids sold under Syngenta’s Golden Harvest brand. Rex Gray

Six percent of Indiana’s corn and three percent of the state’s soybeans are now harvested, according to USDA. C.J. Fleenor, an Orange County corn and soybean producer who farms near Orleans, tells Hoosier Ag Today that he

Zachary Miller is a cattle farmer in Logansport, Indiana. “A 4th generation cattle farmer raised up in the cattle industry. My Mom and Dad, Grandpa and great grandpa all raised cattle.  (They had) Cow/calf pairs and fattened