More than 70,000 members of the National FFA are expected to attend the organization's four-day convention in Indianapolis this week.

Torrential spring rains across the Midwest either washed out some of their crops, including hemp, or delayed planting efforts.

Fifty thousand apples were reportedly stolen from Williams Orchard in LaPorte County, Indiana, just south of the Michigan state line.

This new purchase agreement between agricultural groups in Indiana and Taiwan builds on their trade relationship and increases sales from Indiana, according to officials at the ceremony.

This spring's wet weather and flooding challenged Indiana farmers trying to plant their crops with enough time for them to fully grow. Many delayed planting, some grew no crops at all.

The Interim Study Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources is looking at ways to protect Hoosier farmland while also encouraging economic growth.

The Ag Economy Barometer saw the largest single-month drop since it was created in 2016.

South Dakota-based ethanol producer Poet says it will cease production by mid-October at its Cloverdale plant, one of four it operates in Indiana.

Republican U.S. Rep. Greg Pence says he trusts President Donald Trump to take care of farmers and mitigate their potential losses.

Purdue researchers are investigating the viability of solar power production on farmland, hoping their work in "aglectric" engineering will balance food and energy production.