Eric Pfeiffer

HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin says the short-term weather forecast has quite a bit of cool air in it in his Indiana Planting Weather Forecast. After picking up some moisture Friday morning, Martin says we’ll be dry

For the casual observer, those Indiana farm fields of purple might look kind of pretty, but farmers know that henbit and purple deadnettle are just weeds that need controlled. A mild winter allowed weeds to get a

Continued soil wetness last week meant limited fieldwork for farmers across the state. In USDA’s Monday Crop Progress report, Indiana corn and soybean planting progress is at 2%.

It was dry over the weekend, but cool temperatures kept soils a bit too wet in most areas to get out and do much to prepare for planting. East Central Indiana Pioneer agronomist Brian Shrader says weeds

The final Republican gubernatorial debate Tuesday evening sparked some lively discussion around the Indiana Economic Development Corporation and, specifically, the LEAP Project in Boone County where the state has purchased significant amounts of farmland that will become shovel-ready sites for companies.

Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.A big weather system is brewing for the Western and Central Corn Belt over the weekend and HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin says we’ll see some of that try to get into Indiana.

It won’t be long before 4-Hers across Indiana take to their county fairgrounds to show off what they’ve been up to for the past year. All are invited to attend 4-H county fairs across Indiana this summer.

In what’s becoming an annual tradition, EPA Administrator Michael Regan announced last week a summertime sales waiver for E15 or Unleaded 88, allowing the fuel to be sold year-round nationwide.

House Ag Committee Chair GT Thompson (R-PA) laid out his title-by-title overview of the 2024 Farm Bill on Wednesday.

At a recent hearing before the Senate Committee on Finance, South Dakota Republican John Thune complained to Biden Trade Ambassador Katherine Tai that the White House refusal to boost market opening trade deals is harming producers.