State awaits word from USDA on submitted guidelines for legal production of hemp in Indiana
The state of Indiana has submitted proposed guidelines to the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the legal production of hemp.
The state of Indiana has submitted proposed guidelines to the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the legal production of hemp.
A partnership between Indiana Grown and Purdue University could lead to new strategies to help the state’s agriculture industry make more money.
USDA grant will help state find ways to boost Indiana’s agriculture industry Read More »
A drop in the price for turkey is the leading reason why Hoosiers can expect to pay less for groceries to prepare a traditional Thanksgiving dinner this year.
2019 Thanksgiving Day dinner expected to cost less for Hoosiers than last year Read More »
A total of 96 Indiana family farms, including nine from Northwest and Northcentral Indiana, were presented with Hoosier Homestead Awards Aug. 9 in recognition of operating as a farm for at least 100 consecutive years.
Nine farms from Region, Northcentral Indiana presented with Hoosier Homestead Awards Read More »
Ag producer sentiment rebounded in June as farmers’ expressed a more optimistic outlook about the future of the ag economy.
Rising crop prices, USDA payment announcements lift farmer sentiment Read More »
A wetter than normal spring has translated to setbacks in planting corn and soybeans statewide.
State’s corn, soybean planting running behind due to wet spring Read More »
Indiana makes top three finalists but loses bid for two USDA divisions to greater Kansas City area.
Kansas-Missouri bid wins out over Indiana for two USDA agencies Read More »
Nominations will be accepted through June 30 for the state’s 2019 AgriVision Award.
Nominations sought for Indiana’s 2019 AgriVision Award Read More »