A tick thats realtively new to the U.S. could easily creep into Indiana. A study by Rutgers University shows Indiana has the right climate for the Asian longhorned tick to thrive.

Purdue Extension and the Purdue-based Indiana AgrAbility Project are teaming up for a series of workshops and farm tours this summer for military veterans who are farmers.

Many got crops in the ground late, and much of what farmers did plant got drowned by rain over the past week.

U.S. Sen. Todd Young told Indiana agriculture groups today hes asking the USDA for clarity on potential federal disaster relief for farmers.

The newest USDA report shows 84% of Indiana's expected corn crop was planted at the start of this week.

One person has been arrested and charged after the release of videos showing animals being abused at Fair Oaks Farm.

Three former employees of a large northwestern Indiana dairy have been charged with animal cruelty following the release of undercover video showing workers kicking and throwing young calves, officials said Monday.

The USDA won't provide tariff relief payments to farmers who take insurance money instead of planting crops this year, but there are other ways the federal government could funnel relief to farmers

The latest U.S. Department of Agriculture report shows that this week started with just 31% of Indiana's expected corn crop planted.

Co-founder Mike McCloskey shared his disappointment in failing to protect the animals on the farm that promotes sustainability.