Africa represents a big potential market for many American agricultural commodities, including meat. Matt Copeland is the Africa Representative for the U.S. Meat Export Federation and says his team is building relationships and looking for potential buyers

Thousands of workers have accepted the Trump Administration’s buyout offers at USDA. E & E News says employees who’ve seen the internal numbers at USDA say the count has reached 3,100 at the Forest Service, 1,200 at

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced Monday the cancellation of the Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities (PCSC). In a press release from USDA, they say they came to that decision following a thorough line by line review

The forecast for farming in 2025 and beyond is not a good one. That’s according to one of the country’s leading ag economists and his most recent survey of farmers. “That outlook is something we present to

President Trump has suggested that a new program will be set up to help legalize farmworkers and reduce the risk of farmers losing undocumented workers to mass deportations. Trump discussed easing restrictions around undocumented farm labor during

Craig Anderson has been appointed Chief Executive Officer by Agriculture Alumni Seed Improvement Association Inc. (Ag Alumni Seed). With over 35 years of experience in the seed industry, Anderson will work closely with existing international partners, explore

Just two days after the Indiana House voted to approve an amended version of Senate Bill 1, which would provide a reduction in property taxes for Hoosier homeowners and farmland owners, Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith posted on

Planting season is upon us. Once soils are fit, planters will hit the fields and soybeans will likely be the first to go in the ground. “As long as we’ve got something that’s pretty close to our

On Thursday afternoon, the Indiana House passed an amended version of Senate Bill 1 by a 65-29 vote. The bill not only provides $1.4 billion in property tax relief to Hoosier homeowners over the next three years,

The spotted lanternfly, Asian long-horned beetle, and Japanese Honeysuckle—Just a few of the invasive pests and plants you’ll find right here in Indiana! That’s why USDA wants to make you aware of the harm they can cause.