The president of Indiana Farm Bureau says property taxes and energy policy are some of the biggest priorities for members in 2026. Randy Kron says during this year’s delegate session, representatives wanted to include nuclear energy provisions in the organization’s policy book. “There’s a number of coal-fired plants around Indiana that are going to be shut down,” […]
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A new Indiana University initiative is helping farmers increase local food sales with large wholesale buyers. Jodie Smith, founder of FARMWISE
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The latest Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer shows farmers continue to be concerned about the ag economy. Michael Langemeier, director of
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