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Winter manure applications in Michigan can be very beneficial for farmers and the environment if managed to reduce risk of runoff.

An article in the Indianapolis Business Journal tells how Indiana farmers and manufacturers are in the crosshairs of the upheaval surrounding trade.

Tornado damage at the Marshalltown JBS plant, Thursday, caused severe damage in the distribution area. Reports say the processing area is operational, but the plant remains closed until damage estimates are finalized.

Despite uncertainties surrounding trade and the size of the U.S. pork supply, some experts say producers have reason to be optimistic.   

Nick DeKryger is a savvy young businessman who not only understands finances, but also how important it is to engage with employees. He’s bringing new energy and forging a path to maintain profitability.

Scientists at Indiana University are using technology with pigs in a way that they hope will eventually help them learn to artificially grow human organs.

The future doesn't appear bright for organic hydroponic fresh produce growers.

Despite WASDE lowering pork production, there’s still too much pork in the domestic market. Ag economist Chris Hurt says it’s time to get tariffs settled and slow down expansion.

A severe, multi-day outbreak of tornadoes and thunderstorms is expected to hit the mid-section of the country this coming weekend.

The Exposition hog show is moving to Indianapolis, Ind., on June 7-13, 2020.

The U.S. pork industry has been expanding the breeding herd and growing since mid-2014. The rate of breeding herd expansion peaked in early 2018 at a 3.5% annual growth rate, according to ag economist Chris Hurt.