The department is reorganizing its trade and rural development programs, while the White House takes aim at those issues in its own way.

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

A bill being introduced in the U.S. Senate would extend USDA programs such as farm loans and conservation incentives to farmers in cities and towns.

Members finalized the organization's agricultural policy positions for 2017.

After nearly two years of increases and a historic spike last fall, grocery prices have started to drop in Indiana.

About a month after he announced his plans to retire as President of the Indiana Farm Bureau, it seems Don Villwock may not be out of agriculture politics just yet.