President-elect Donald Trump says he wants to do away with unnecessary regulations, including the EPA's Waters of the U.S. rule.

With Donald Trump's victory, rural America is enjoying some political prominence, and farmers are hoping to profit. But most rural Americans aren't farmers. Small towns have their own priorities.

At an Indiana Farm Bureau forum, some producers worried the Trump administration might cut the Farm Bill down to reduce spending and regulations.

Agriculture is not always peace and tranquility, but in some way, it is helping to lift the spirits of some Hoosier veterans. The Indiana Grown Homegrown By Heroes program assists members of the military who want to be in the ag business.

The soybean market is getting a last-minute boost from export demands in countries like China.

The $59 billion merger between the Dow and DuPont chemical companies will be delayed until at least next spring.

A New York Times investigation alleges GMOs aren't living up to the promise of fewer chemicals and greater yields.

The convention begins Wednesday and runs through Saturday.

Bartholomew County may develop a residential property tax deduction to ease tensions between large livestock farms and nearby residents.

Indiana farmers are harvesting a record amount of soybeans, but those gains are being offset by lower than expected corn yields.