High production costs and uncertainty about future economic conditions continue to weigh down the ag sector’s sentiment about the state of the industry.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway System reports year-to-date grain shipments up 38%
The Great Lakes Seaway Partnership reported grain shipments through the seaway in May were very strong.
Region’s double track rail improvement project on pace for early 2024 completion
Officials say the double track project to improve passenger rail service in the Region should be completed by early 2024.
Indiana’s May jobless rate holds at 2.2%
Indiana’s unemployment rate in May remained unchanged from April, holding steady at 2.2%, the state said.
State general fund revenues for May beat projections by 13.7%
Better than expected collections from individual income and corporate taxes are credited for boosting state revenues in May.
Rising production costs causes latest Purdue ag economy barometer to plummet
Rapidly rising production costs is being blamed for the sharp drop in agriculture producers’ perception of current economic conditions.
Nominations open for 2022 AgriVision Awards
Nominations are being accepted for the 2022 AgriVision Award, the highest agricultural honor presented by the state.
Indiana’s jobless rate holds at 2.2% in April
Indiana’s unemployment rate in April remained unchanged from the previous month, holding steady at 2.2%.
Ship My Plants wins annual Purdue Northwest Big Sell pitch competition
An idea to connect buyers with plants they want from sellers closest to them was this year’s winner or PNW’s Big Sell pitch competition.
Latest Purdue ag sector survey shows farmers concerned over rising costs
Rising prices for corn and soybeans provided some boost among farmers about current economic conditions but higher operating costs are a growing concern.
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