Two Hoosiers took home top honors at the World Food Championships, an event held at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis.

Collectors seek out military antiques to preserve veterans’ stories and honor historic heroes. Civil War drums are some of the rarest of these antiques, and they convey powerful imagery along with ...

Accurate, timely U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates are essential to market transparency, price discovery and the marketing decisions farmers make throughout the year, says Jim Henry.

BREMEN, Ind. — Harvest is a wrap for northern Indiana farmer Clay Geyer. He shared his final From the Fields update of the season with AgriNews. Q: Last month, you were putting the finishing touches ...

Overall, the weather for harvest has been amazing. We could not ask for a better harvest forecast than what we have encountered so far.

Hunter Timerman dumps soybeans into Chad Bell’s truck as the farmers work to harvest a 145-acre field. They harvested without the use of the grain cart until recently when they were able to complete ...

With harvest rolling along, revealing the good, the bad and the ugly, it’s an ideal time to evaluate weed pressure and plan for 2027.

SYCAMORE, Ill. — The phrases “getting bit by the bug” and “busy as a bee” aren’t just idioms for Tom Montavon. Montavon, who’s operated Charter Grove Honey Farm in Sycamore in northern Illinois for ...

When Alexa Skirmont first became a Precision Conservation Management specialist five years ago, there were no farmers enrolled in her northern Illinois region. I ...

U.S. farmers often pay more than Brazilian competitors for key seed and crop production inputs, with the largest gaps occurring in corn seed, fungicide and herbicides, according to a new report.

Farmers have a new option to create clean, consistent and precise strips with the Nutri-Tiller 1000 series 16-row folding mounted toolbar.