A wet pattern is in store for us as we kick off our first Harvest Weather Forecast of 2026 presented by Beacon Credit Union. Showers and thunderstorms are redeveloping across the entire Eastern Corn Belt and

Indiana farmers heading into harvest are facing a costly new threat: diesel fuel prices have surged to record levels, adding another major expense to an already challenging farm economy-and potentially pushing food costs higher for consumers. Indiana's

Indiana farmers gearing up for harvest can expect a tale of two weather patterns over the coming days, with northern counties facing continued wet conditions while the south sees lighter precipitation. Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin in

The Farm Bill has finally cleared the Senate Agriculture Committee-but for America's farmers, legislative roadblocks continue to dampen its chances for passing and getting to President Trump's desk for his signature. After years of temporary extensions, the

Corteva is pushing back against an effort by California and 20 other state attorneys general to stop the Indianapolis-based agriculture company from completing its planned separation into two independent companies. With the Oct. 1 separation approaching, Corteva

Mitch Frazier is returning to the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC)-but this time, he will be leading it. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun announced Thursday that Frazier, a business executive and Indiana agriculture leader, will become the next

Ag leaders are applauding the Senate Agriculture Committee's vote to advance the farm bill to the full Senate on Wednesday afternoon. American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) President Zippy Duvall: "We applaud members of the Senate Agriculture Committee

Farm policy issues took center stage Tuesday evening in Lafayette as Tippecanoe County Farm Bureau hosted a "Meet the Candidates Night" at Wea Creek Orchard. Over 30 local and state candidates gathered to address rural voters, with

Two major agricultural organizations are opening full-time positions that put employees directly into the business, service and strategic work supporting Hoosier farmers-from administering federal farm programs at the county level to helping shape the operations of one

For many college students, a career in agriculture may not be the first thing that comes to mind, especially if that's not their field of study. But AgriNovus Indiana's Field Atlas program is helping change that by