Ag INnovation

The West Lafayette-based Wabash Heartland Innovation Network is growing outside its 10-county home as it expands agricultural innovation, research and technology to southwest Indiana. WHIN has entered... Read More

Kosciusko County farmer and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Kip Tom says the U.S. has the tools to deal with climate and farmers know how to use them. “I... Read More

When the Indiana State Fair opens in three weeks, visitors will be able to enjoy a wide-ranging list of culinary treats, including 23 new food items.  Organizers say the nearly two dozen foods will be... Read More

Ten years after launching with a single beehive, the founder and sole employee of Hardwood Honey is the beekeeper behind the honey for most of central Indiana's top restaurants and venues. For 35-year... Read More

A monthly survey of farmers conducted by Purdue University shows increasing concern about rising input costs. The Purdue/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer fell 21 points last month, showing farmers were... Read More

Results of a recent survey conducted by the Indiana Conservation Partnership reveals greater adoption of cover crops by Indiana farmers. The organization says an estimated 1.5 million acres of cover c... Read More

As of July 1, Indiana has an official state snack. Its popcorn grown and packaged in the Hoosier State. The Indiana General Assembly approved the bill in May.... Read More

A startup in Hancock County is using artificial intelligence technology to help livestock farmers improve their animal breeding efforts. Verility LLC has developed a device called Fertile-Eyez, which... Read More

Corteva Agriscience (NYSE: CTA) is celebrating its second birthday this month as a standalone company. The Delaware-based company, which spun out of DowDuPont (NYSE: DD) in 2019, employs some 2,000 pe... Read More

AgriNovus Indiana is looking for teams to participate in its second annual Producer-Led Innovation Challenge. This year's competition, which comes with a $25,000 grand prize from the Purdue Foundry, c... Read More

Hoosiers and visitors can now follow the cheddar brick road to experience Indiana's Cheese Trail after a kick-off celebration earlier this month at Crystal Springs Creamery in Osceola. The American Da... Read More

A meat processor in the tiny Dubois County community of Celestine is nearing completion of a second plant, with plans to double production and staff. Sander Processing is building the second shop in n... Read More

Kansas City-based Dairy Farmers of America Inc. has notified the state it is closing an ice cream plant in Decatur and will be laying off more than 160 workers. DFA says the permanent closing of the A... Read More

A Purdue University professor has been awarded more than $1.4 million in grants to further his research of bovine respiratory disease, which is one of the most common and costly diseases affecting the... Read More

Forty small, regional meat processors in Indiana have received nearly $4 million in federal CARES Act funding to help offset the impact of COVID-19. The money was distributed through a grant program a... Read More

Greenfield-based Elanco Animal Health Inc. (NYSE: ELAN) has named Marcela Kirberger general counsel and corporate secretary, succeeding Michael-Bryant Hicks. Hicks announced his resignation in Februar... Read More

A national measurement of the farm economy shows farmers are less optimistic than they were last month, according to a new report from Purdue University’s Center for Commercial Agriculture. The Ag Eco... Read More

One of the nation’s leading farmland real estate companies says auction bids on agricultural land values are reaching levels not seen since 2014, including higher-quality agricultural land in Indiana.... Read More

A coalition of organizations and businesses is partnering to help bring reliable broadband service to the most unserved and underserved communities across Indiana, and it is counting on Hoosiers to pi... Read More

Governor Eric Holcomb will join officials from biotechnology firm Inari to break ground Wednesday on an expanded greenhouse in West Lafayette. The Boston-based agbioscience company, which has research... Read More