A major legal victory for Monsanto could help reduce uncertainty surrounding one of American agriculture's most widely used weed-control tools. A Missouri jury has unanimously sided with Monsanto in the first Roundup lawsuit to go to trial

A stark financial warning light is flashing across the rural Midwestern landscape. Despite a modest uptick in overall producer sentiment this fall, a growing number of farmers say they are watching their financial safety nets erode at

Indiana Farm Bureau is preparing to bring farmers and agricultural industry partners together for the Indiana Ag Gathering. We invite you to join us for a Holiday Vacations Hawaiian Islands tour hosted by our own Eric Pfeiffer

Rose Acre Farms, headquartered in Seymour, Indiana, has announced a major executive leadership transition across its core operations and growing consumer-products footprint. Effective immediately, Terry Anderson has been elevated to Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Tony Wesner, who

Indiana's agricultural future depends on developing the next generation of leaders, and a critical position helping shape that future is now open. The Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) is seeking an innovative, mission-driven leader to serve

Hoosier dairy producers are on high alert following the confirmation of the H5N1 influenza virus in two operationally connected dairy herds in Newton County in northwestern Indiana. The detection officially strips Indiana of its "unaffected state" status

A program supported by the Indiana Corn Marketing Council is making a difference for Hoosier first responders...and potentially saving the lives of farmers across the state. Since 2022, the Indiana Corn Marketing Council has funded training for

A dry late-autumn stretch allowed Indiana farmers to keep combine cabs rolling at full tilt during the final week of October, pushing both corn and soybean harvest pace ahead of five-year state averages. The USDA National Agricultural

Mother Nature continued to treat Indiana farmers to favorable field conditions over the past week, allowing operations across the state to wrap up harvest and pivot heavily into post-harvest field work. In Northwest Indiana's LaPorte County, Denise

A new analysis of FINBIN data from 2007 to 2025 suggests financial performance differences between small and large crop farms may be narrowing. FINBIN is a farm financial and production database developed and maintained by the University