Continued concerns over rising input costs led to another decline in farmer sentiment in May, according to the latest Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer.... Read More
The Indianapolis-based life sciences company in November 2024 began working with federal agencies as the New World screwworm advanced toward the United States through Central America and Mexico.... Read More
The University of Evansville's Center for Innovation & Change is leading a new initiative to expand access to health food, nutrition education and family engagement programs in the Evansville Promise Neighborhood.... Read More
Scott Logue has been selected as the next CEO of Indianapolis-based Keystone Cooperative. Logue will succeed Kevin Still, who is retiring Sept. 1 after more than 40 years in the agriculture cooperative industry.... Read More
Soil conservation efforts by Indiana farmers this year kept nearly 2 million tons of sediment out of state waterways, according to the estimates of a new Indiana Conservation Partnership survey.... Read More
Tim Dixon will lead the nonprofit’s efforts to accelerate commercial innovation and company creation in the agbioscience sector statewide.... Read More
Louisville-based Farm Credit Mid-America is looking to help rural Indiana fire departments prepare for responding to future grain bin accidents.... Read More
Students participating in the initiative completed their first harvest of fresh produce grown using a hydroponic farming system in partnership with Evansville-based startup Anu.... Read More
The future of renewable fuels is getting a major boost in central Indiana. Poet celebrated the groundbreaking of a major expansion at its Shelbyville bioprocessing facility Tuesday, marking another investment in the state’s growing biofuels industry.... Read More
Over his nearly 30-year career, Jason Pearce has held a number of financial and business leadership roles, most recently serving as CFO for Geneseo, Illinois-based Wyffels Hybrids.... Read More
Indiana animal health officials have imposed new restrictions on livestock, poultry and pet movements from parts of the Southwest following the recent detection of New World screwworm in the United States.... Read More
As global corn markets become increasingly competitive, new research from Purdue University suggests that American corn farmers face a growing challenge from Brazil, where a unique production system is helping producers maintain a cost advantage.... Read More
The Indiana Spray Drone Association was created to help ensure aerial application by drone grows safely, professionally, and responsibly across the state.... Read More
Congress is looking to roll back state animal welfare laws as it wrangles over reauthorization of the federal farm bill.... Read More
Approximately 2,600 U.S. Department of Agriculture jobs will move into Kansas City, Raleigh, Fort Collins, Salt Lake City, and Indianapolis very soon. It’s already been announced that SNAP will call Indy home, but when will we know if there’s more?... Read More
Concerns over rising input costs and global instability led to a decline in farmer sentiment in April, according to the latest Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer.... Read More
The state of Indiana is getting a new charter school focused on agriculture and technology education.... Read More
According to the latest update released May 25, the affected flocks include two operations in Elkhart County and one in LaGrange County.... Read More
Consolidated Grain and Barge Co. broke ground Tuesday on a $47 million expansion at the Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon that will triple grain handling capacity at the company’s soybean processing facility, along the Ohio River.... Read More
Marian University Plymouth is launching a hands-on learning and entrepreneurship space after securing a $24,820 grant from the Marshall County Community Foundation, giving students and community members a place to develop skills, build products and explore ...... Read More
