Eric Pfeiffer is the Vice President of News at Upworthy. With a background in journalism, his articles cover a range of topics including agriculture, weather, social issues, and comedy. Eric's work has been featured in publications such as Carroll County Comet and Hoosier Ag Today.
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If you’ve ever tuned in to one of our Purdue Crop Chat podcasts, you know we like to give each other a bit of a hard time. Purdue Extension Corn Specialist Dan Quinn and Soybean Specialist Shaun
By: Eric Pfeiffer
Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.Indiana Farm Bureau held their annual state convention this past weekend in French Lick. Randy Kron was reelected as the organization’s president at the annual meeting on Saturday. He ran unopposed.
By: Eric Pfeiffer
House Speaker Mike Johnson announced a last-minute breakthrough on help for farmers. A must-pass bill to avert a government shutdown will now include farm aid, giving farmers something to celebrate the Christmas season. A high-pressure lobbying effort by multiple farm groups and Johnson himself has paid off.
“What do farmers want to do? Well, they want to make more money. They want to be more efficient with what they want to do. They really want to have a partner out in the business
Don Lamb has agreed to continue serving as Director of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) once Mike Braun becomes Indiana’s 52nd governor. Lamb will work with Lt. Gov-elect Micah Beckwith, who will also serve as
Just Wednesday we were celebrating an agreement reached by congressional leaders to avert a government shutdown, but President-elect Trump and Elon Musk, who Trump has tasked with running the newly created Department of Government Efficiency, spoke out
By: Eric Pfeiffer
As Hoosier Ag Today was first to report, Don Lamb will continue in his role as director of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture in the new Mike Braun administration. Lamb will work with Lt. Gov.-elect Micah Beckwith, who will serve as the state’s new Secretary of Agriculture.
By: Eric Pfeiffer
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Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.Monitoring calf health on the dairy farm just got easier with new technology from Merck Animal Health.
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