Taiwan Pledges To Buy $6B Of US Soybeans, Corn
Indiana farm leaders are looking to Taiwan as a new source of stability amid ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions.
Read MoreIndiana farm leaders are looking to Taiwan as a new source of stability amid ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions.
Read MoreDear Editor, Farmers have many challenges each growing season. We adjust to weather that is too wet, too dry, too hot or too cold. We battle yield loss from insects and weeds. We calculate the economic problems of rising input costs against declining crop prices. Farming requires much more than what … Read More
At the annual Student Soybean Innovation Competition held at Purdue University Wednesday, March 27, students won awards for eco-friendly plastic wrap alternatives, biodegradable diapers and high-protein snacks.
Read MoreAgriNovus Indiana, an initiative to grow the agbioscience economy, has launched the Producer-Led Innovation Challenge – a nine-week accelerator to create tech-enabled businesses that manage on-farm labor shortages while also saving farmers time and money.
Read MoreThe Indiana State Department of Agriculture and partners throughout the state have worked with the Gulf Hypoxia Program to develop a no-cost program with a focus on increasing the knowledge and use of soil sampling as a nutrient management practice to benefit farm operations.
Read MoreFor many highway officials in Indiana, the chore of maintaining more than 200,000 miles of paved roads around the state is a seemingly perpetual process of planning, proposing and paving.
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