Over 100 Indiana FFA members from across the state will be competing at the 97th National FFA Convention & Expo next week in ...

Scott Downey, a professor of agricultural economics at Purdue University and director of the Center for Food and Agricultural ...

Rose Acre Farms, which is headquartered in Seymour, Indiana, has named Tony Wesner as Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of ...

Indiana farmers have been charging hard through harvest for weeks now with minimal interruptions, and in west-central Indiana that remains the case even after some widespread rains this week. “We had ...

Friday’s USDA Crop Production Report showed corn production is forecast at 15.2 billion bushels, up less than one percent from the previous forecast, but down one percent from last year. Soybean growe ...

Indiana Farm Bureau recently awarded the inaugural Ag Literacy Challenge Grants, providing funding to 10 Indiana FFA Chapters ...

With the busy harvest season underway and grain needing to be shipped to its export destinations, drought conditions along the Mississippi River continue to get worse. The low water levels are stallin ...

A second straight week of warm, dry conditions have helped push harvest progress along in Indiana at a rapid rate. 44 percent of Indiana’s corn for grain and 57 percent of the state’s soybeans have be ...

If it feels like you see more blue-corduroy jackets around these days, you’re right. The National FFA Organization is ...

There’s a fungal disease that’s only been found in Indiana’s soybean fields here within the past few years—but it’s already spreading quickly and robbing yields wherever it appears. “Red Crown Rot is ...

Becoming a member of the National FFA officer team for 2024-25 is the goal for a young man who just finished spending a year as an Indiana FFA State Officer. “I hope if I’m elected as ...

As corn harvest approaches in Indiana, it is important to start monitoring and managing for the presence of ear rots. Ear ...