May 8, 2012

Dr. Michael Ladisch, director of the Laboratory of Renewable Resources Engineering and Distinguished Professor of Agricultural and Biological…

Record numbers of black cutworm moths have descended upon Indiana fields, and after a week of warm temperatures…

A late-April freeze damaged some of northern Indiana’s early progressing winter wheat crop, leaving growers to decide whether…

Crude-oil futures closed lower for a fifth session on Tuesday, as weakness in global markets in the wake…

Jane Hardisty announced the launch of a new National Water Quality Initiative committed to improving three impaired waterways…

Financial Dow comes back from 200 point loss to close 76 lower Crude oil also rallies off a…

American Farm Bureau is reporting another rise in the price of groceries across the country, this time a…

Warm temperatures and much needed rainfall spurred emergence and growth of field crops, according to the Indiana Field…

With most of Indiana’s corn and soybeans planted, attention now turns to early crop development.  April was a…