Hoosier Ag Today

It was a new venue this year, but the excitement was the same. Seven FFA members from all over Indiana have the great fortune each year to make that frantic run to the stage after the delegate

After more than three decades of shaping future agricultural leaders, mentoring students, and building one of Indiana’s respected FFA programs, Lynette Markley has earned one of the state’s highest honors for agricultural educators. The Argos High School

Fifth General Session This morning kicked off the final day of the 97th Indiana FFA State Convention located at The Arena at Innovation Mile. Chaired by Kaitlyn Maruszewski, members were recognized for their hard work in their

John Deere is taking a bold step that could reshape the future of biofuels. The company has unveiled a prototype 8R tractor powered by E98 ethanol instead of diesel, giving farmers the opportunity to fuel their equipment

The spotlight shifted from competitions to leadership Wednesday at the Indiana FFA Convention as student delegates gathered to elect the organization’s next generation of leaders. Representatives from FFA chapters across the state cast ballots to select new

Hoosier Ag Today (HAT), Indiana’s premier agricultural radio network and digital news source, today announced a groundbreaking strategic partnership with Circle City Broadcasting (CCB) to dramatically expand agricultural television coverage across the state. Under the new agreement,

It has been another year of varying results planting crops just in the northeast quarter of Indiana, but it is complete now except for areas being replanted. Channel Seed sales agronomist Chris Brazel covers that part of

Second General Session This morning continued the 97th Indiana FFA State Convention at the Riverview Health Arena at Innovation Mile in Noblesville, Indiana. During the second general session chaired by Lily Sloan many chapters were recognized for

The Trump administration on Wednesday clarified that dairy operations may qualify to hire foreign workers through the federal H-2A visa program under certain circumstances, a move welcomed by agricultural groups that have long argued labor shortages threaten

The auxiliary gymnasium at Hamilton Southeastern High School resembled a precision assembly line rather than a high school cafeteria on Monday afternoon. More than 200 students and advisors, clad in matching neon-pink shirts, worked at a breakneck