The federal agency's designation means agricultural producers in Fountain, Parke and Vermillion counties who suffered losses caused by excessive rain that occurred after March 1, 2019, may be eligible for emergency loans from the USDA's Farm Service Agency.

Many Indiana farmers want more health care options. On Wednesday, they got closer to that goal.

The national survey asks 400 agriculture producers a range of questions each month from financial plans to perspectives on current economic issues including the trade war with China.

Farmers constantly face choices to keep their farms operating. The simulation offers participants a chance to put their risk management skills to the test in an educational setting.

The Healthy Harvest Market at Brookside is opening near East 10th and North Rural streets in a building that used to house Pogues Run Grocer.

Purdue Universitys Department of Agriculture has released its 2020 ag forecast with projections in international trade, crop production and land values.

The organization presented its top legislative priority over the weekend: expanding health benefits available to the agriculture industry in the state.

At the Indiana Farm Bureau annual state convention, meat producers asked if they should be concerned about the future of the industry.

In addition to teaching students about agriculture, the program connected them with refugee and immigrant families through the Immigrant Welcome Center as they maintained the garden while students and teachers were gone for the summer.

Farmers' perceptions of economic conditions improved in November, according to the monthly Ag Economy Barometer. While yields are down its still a better harvest than many feared.