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Conservation Tips Offered in Goshen

Three farmers with a conservation mindset participated in a panel discussion last Thursday during the "Weathering Water Extremes" workshop ... Read entire story

Silveria Picked to Lead Purdue

Retired Lt. Gen. Jay B. Silveria, president of the University of Arkansas System, will become the 14th president of Purdue University following ... Read entire story

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This Week's Farm Operations


El Niño to Influence Winter Weather

Indiana winters haven't been as cold and snowy as they were decades ago, and that trend should continue into early 2027 ... Read entire story

Pasture Growing Well After Spraying Gibberellic Acid

We've had a super month of October, with very little rain and wonderful weather for cows and pasture. We got a lot of gibberellic acid ... Read entire story

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This Week's Market News


On Day After Election, Class III Milk Price Declines

On the day after, as Republicans reflected on their harsh election rebuke, the Agriculture Department announced the October federal ... Read entire story

Senate Permitting Bill Needs Some Additional Protections

On Sept. 30, leaders of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources and Environment and Public Works committees introduced the Bipartisan American ... Read entire story

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Weekly Columns


Watchdog: USDA Provided 'Little Transparency' on Reorganization

The Washington Sun's Tyler Spence and Gavin J. Quinton reported that "the Agriculture Department did not show that it analyzed how ... Read entire story

Forking Manure Helped Build Character

Life on the farm is about routines. Farmers have morning chores and evening chores. And then there are chores that happen whenever baby animals ... Read entire story

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