Hoosier Ag Today

Martin says there may be a hiccup for northern Indiana. “The only hiccup we see nearby will be some cloud cover trying to come out of Michigan and down into northern Indiana as we move overnight Friday

For the first time since May, state health officials have announced that the bird flu virus has been detected in poultry in Indiana. A commercial duck farm in LaGrange County has now been hit with Bird Flu,

Two gyms were filled Tuesday at the Purdue College of Agriculture Career Fair held on campus. They were filled with employers and prospective employees, students at Purdue. Many students were seeking internships while others were looking for

The Purdue Agricultural Alumni Association is seeking nominations for the 2026 Certificate of Distinction award, the highest award of the association. This prestigious award recognizes those who have made significant, lasting contributions to agriculture, forestry or natural

With the federal government shutdown, we didn’t get an updated Harvest Progress Report from USDA this week. But, Elizabeth Pfaff, a Channel Seed Pro and owner of Golden Acre Ag based in Henry County, says that farmers

One of the largest youth gatherings in the country — and a major event for the agricultural world — is set to kick off later this month in Indianapolis.  The 98th FFA National Convention and Expo will

Because American farmers are shut out of the soybean market in China, the U.S. is pushing other countries throughout Africa and Asia to purchase more American soybeans. As global trade tensions continue, President Trump’s trade team is

A bipartisan group of 47 legislators from both Chambers of Congress petitioned the EPA to finalize its proposal for the Renewable Fuel Standard Program, which includes measures to discourage the use of imports into the U.S. biofuels

President Trump’s plan to provide as much as $13 billion dollars in aid to U.S. farmers has been delayed due to the federal government shutdown according to Politico. The report says that Trump may still proceed with

 What are the biggest concerns that farmers have for next year? According to the latest survey from the Purdue Center for Commercial Agriculture, one particular concern has been growing over the past few months. “No surprise—’high