Hoosier Ag Today

Sophia Shannon, a student intern and member of the Hoosier Ag Today news team, was crowned Miss Montgomery County on Saturday night, securing the title of fair queen ahead of the upcoming Montgomery County 4-H Fair. The

The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the American landscape, moving out of urban tech hubs and squarely into the nation’s farmland. But as tech giants scout thousands of acres of rural land to build

Keystone Cooperative has announced a new leader as the organization prepares for a major leadership transition. Scott Logue has been selected as the cooperative’s next Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Kevin Still, who will retire September 1 after

The push to expand domestic glyphosate production and preserve access to key crop protection tools by the Trump administration received a major boost Thursday when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that federal law shields Monsanto from state-law

Indiana families planning a Fourth of July barbecue are getting some welcome news at the grocery store. According to the Indiana Farm Bureau’s annual Summer Cookout Market Basket Survey, the average cost to feed 10 people this

President Donald Trump is using an $87.6 billion emergency spending request tied to the U.S. conflict with Iran to advance two long-sought priorities of rural America: billions of dollars in direct assistance for struggling farmers and permanent

The bipartisan push to strengthen the nation’s food supply chain gained momentum Thursday as lawmakers introduced legislation that would permanently authorize a U.S. Department of Agriculture program supporting food processing and distribution infrastructure while creating a nationwide

  Livestock and poultry producers, corn and soybean growers, agribusiness professionals and politicians all gathered Tuesday for the Indiana Corn Growers Association and Indiana Soybean Alliance Membership and Policy Committee Livestock Summit in downtown Indy. ICGA President

Behind nearly every agriculture classroom and FFA chapter in Indiana, there’s a good chance you’ll find the influence of Dr. Allen Talbert. The retiring Purdue professor was recently honored for a career spent mentoring the next generation

President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance are promoting a potential diplomatic breakthrough with Iran as an economic opportunity for American farmers, stating that billions of dollars in Iranian assets frozen abroad could eventually be used