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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Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.So, you bought that frozen turkey for Thanksgiving on Thursday, now you need to thaw it out. If it’s a big one, you might need to get started today!
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, the Lower 48 states had the second-driest October on record, tied with October 1963. The only one drier was October 1952. So, if you happened to
By: Eric Pfeiffer
Everyone is taking the winter to sharpen their pencil and plan for a successful 2025 crop season. David Widmar, economist with Agricultural Economic Insights based in West Lafayette, says interest rates are starting to fall, which is a good thing for U.S. agriculture, but it’ll take time to feel the effects of the drop.
Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.There was a lot of hype ahead of planting season from the Pioneer marketing team about their new Z Series soybean lineup. Many, including this farm broadcaster, wondered if the new lineup would live up to the hype. Now that harvest results are in, it looks like Z Series beans exceeded expectations.
Here at Hoosier Ag Today, we’ve told you many times about the good work being done by the Purdue Extension Farm Stress Team and their pursuit of putting an end to the stigma surrounding mental health in
Hoosier Beef Congress is this weekend at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, and this year’s HBC has a new event called Ringside for Riley, a fundraising event that will be held Friday at 1pm. Brian Shuter, Executive
By: Eric Pfeiffer
$25,000 was up for grabs last week as part of the Producer-Led Innovation Challenge from AgriNovus Indiana. Geoff Zentz, Senior Director of Innovation for AgriNovus explains what the Producer-Led Innovation Challenge is all about.
Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.Beef is under attack again, this time by the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and their “scientific report” that was published on Tuesday. The report recommends less red meat consumption.
By: Eric Pfeiffer
We told you the other day about the Producer-Led Innovation Challenge from AgriNovus Indiana and the $25,000 check that goes along with that challenge that looks for tech solutions to on-farm problems. When they announced mobile software startup Gripp as this year’s winner last week, they also announced some exciting news about next year’s challenge.
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
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