Will farmers go the way of the dinosaur? Not likely – someone has to grow the food, after all. But that didn’t stop job hunting...

The National Corn Growers Association urged the Senate to act quickly to pass a uniform, national food labeling standard in light of today’s (Oct 21,...

Indiana's soybean crop has apparently recovered enough to produce near-normal statewide yields following this year's record rains and flooding, Purdue Ag economist Chris Hurt says...

There were 25 farm-related deaths in Indiana last year, an increase from 18 the previous year, according to Purdue University’s 2014 Indiana Farm Fatality Summary....

More than 260 delegates from across the state met in Indianapolis over the weekend to consider the policy that will guide Indiana Farm Bureau for...

The American Farm Bureau Federation today released a legal analysis, “Trick or Truth? What EPA and the Corps of Engineers Are Not Saying About Their...

The following maps show how the Waters of the U.S. Rule, as finalized by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers, will...

Results of a new Purdue University survey show farmland values across Indiana fell in the past year, in line with a slight pullback analysts anticipated...

Gov. Mike Pence and Sen. Joe Donnelly are asking U.S. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack for a disaster declaration for 53 of Indiana's 92 counties because...

The piece on Nitrogen below came to me by way of Kevin Van Trump's excellent daily newsletter.  If you're not getting it – you should...