The “I” states each lost several hundred farms from 2024 to 2025, along with declines in acreage, according to the U.S.

Wyffels Hybrids is expanding its footprint in western Indiana for the 2027 growing season, marking a milestone for the family-owned seed corn company as it celebrates 80 years in business.

STOCKTON, Ill. — Greg and Janis Thoren are the recipients of the 2026 Illinois Leopold Conservation Award. The award honors farmers and forestland owners who go above and beyond in the management of ...

The Weitendorf Agricultural Education Center has been a hub of activity for nearly two decades, hosting workshops, seminars, expos, livestock and horticulture judging, countless opportunities for ...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer rose three points to 116 in February. Farmers ...

The 2026 Indiana General Assembly wrapped up its work, which included some wins for agriculture, according to leaders at ...

While the One Big Beautiful Bill Act made an important investment in strengthening the farm safety net, it did not replace the need for a new, modernized farm bill.

While the One Big Beautiful Bill Act made an important investment in strengthening the farm safety net, it did not replace the need for a new, modernized farm bill.

The farm bill moved through the House Agriculture Committee with a 34-17 bipartisan vote, encouraging ag organizations that have been worried about the bill’s uncertain future.

After a wet start to March, Indiana fields are soaked. Hans Schmitz, technical assistance specialist at Indiana Ag Nutrient ...

Thirteen Illinois Farm Bureau members traveled to Mexico to strengthen agricultural ties and gather insight on trade ahead of ...

The United Soybean Board welcomed 19 new members and 21 returning farmer-leaders appointed by the U.S. secretary of ...