Join us at the Indiana State Fair on Tuesday, Aug. 13 for the Indiana Lieutenant Governor Debate—presented by AgrIInstitute. The debate begins at 3 p.m. before a live, public audience in the Purdue Extension Building on the north side of the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center. The live coverage will also be available via Livestream at HoosierAgToday.com, the Hoosier Ag Today mobile app, the Hoosier Ag Today YouTube channel, and the Hoosier Ag Today Facebook page.
Hoosier Ag Today
Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
Zionsville , IN 1,643 followers
Indiana's Farm Network
About us
Indiana agriculture is one of the most productive industries in the nation. Eighty percent of Indiana land is involved in agricultural production. Indiana ranks fifth in corn production and is the eighth largest exporting state in the nation. Indiana is in the top five states in poultry, eggs, pork, dairy, and ethanol production. Agriculture is a major economic driver in the state, contributing over $31.2 billion to the state economy. The farmers that make up this industry depend on a timely, relevant, and credible source for information every day. Hoosier Ag Today is that source. With the largest network of local radio stations across the state, several web and digital channels, and a convenient mobile app, Hoosier Ag Today has become the source that farmers rely on to stay informed. Every day, HAT radio stations reach 50% of Indiana farmers; and our e-newsletter reaches nearly 8,000 people, mostly farmers and agribusiness leaders. A team of nationally known farm broadcasters make Hoosier Ag Today the largest farm news organization in the state. Network programs contain futures prices, analysis, an Indiana farm forecast, plus on-location coverage of state, national, and international farm news. How it Began: In 1985, Gary Truitt arrived in Indiana and began building a farm radio network. By 2005, Truitt was the most-listened-to farm broadcaster in the state, but an ownership change shifted the focus of that network away from Indiana. In 2006, Truitt founded Hoosier Ag Today, dedicated to serving Indiana. Since then, Truitt has gathered a team of talented broadcasters and built the largest ag radio network in Indiana. HAT has been an innovator in using web, mobile app, and social media platforms to deliver timely information to Indiana farmers. In 2019, Hoosier Ag Today purchased a network in Michigan and founded Michigan Ag Today. It is now the most listened to radio network in the state.
- Website
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https://www.hoosieragtoday.com
External link for Hoosier Ag Today
- Industry
- Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Zionsville , IN
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2006
- Specialties
- Media, Agriculture News, Farm, Farming, Ranching, Agriculture Media, Farm News, Markets, Ag Markets, Ag Media, Energy, Farm Weather, Weather, News, Corn, Soybeans, Beef, Pork, Farm Policy, Livestock, Grains, Poultry, Dairy, and Ag Policy
Locations
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Primary
PO Box 426
Zionsville , IN 46077, US
Employees at Hoosier Ag Today
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Ryan Martin
Farmer Orginiation Specialist at Louis Dreyfus Company, Meteorologist at Advantage Weather Solutions, Owner Tippy River Adventures
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C.J. Miller
Assistant News Director at Hoosier Ag Today / Michigan Ag Today
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Andy Eubank
President at Hoosier Ag Today
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Molly Nichols
Director of Sales & Station Relations, Hoosier Ag Today/Michigan Ag Today
Updates
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Ten photos were chosen as the winners of the 2024 Indiana Agriculture Photo Contest by the Indiana State Department of Agriculture. CLICK BELOW to see the winning photos—including the two "Overall" winners taken by Hoosiers from Star City and Marengo!
ISDA Announces Winners of 2024 Indiana Agriculture Photo Contest
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Providing more flexible repayment terms, adding more flexible servicing options, and lowering their collateral requirements are the three big changes that USDA Farm Service Agency says they're making to their farm loan program beginning Sept. 25. USDA is also removing the requirement that those who borrow pledge their primary residence as additional collateral for farm loans.
USDA Lays Out Further Details on Changes to FSA’s Farm Loan Programs
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The National FFA Organization, which is based in Indianapolis, has announced that it reached a record-breaking milestone of having more than one million FFA members: 1,027,273. The growth in membership was reflected during the 2023 National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis, which had a record-breaking attendance of nearly 73,000. “It’s exciting to watch this generation continue to find their place in agricultural education and FFA,” said National FFA CEO Scott Stump.
FFA Reaches Milestone One Million Members Nationwide
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John Deere’s recent decisions to layoff more than 600 employees at three plants in Illinois and Iowa, layoff an additional number of salaried corporate employees, and move manufacturing jobs to Mexico are concerning to many because the company generated nearly $10 billion in profits in 2023, while the company’s CEO, John May, received $26.7 million in total compensation last year. “I'm really frustrated because I don't believe that Deere and Company is being forthcoming about their plans for the future and I don't believe that we're at the end of their layoff period," says Congressman Eric Sorensen (D-IL-17), who represents the district where John Deere's corporate headquarters are located.
Frustrations Grow over John Deere Layoffs, Moving Jobs to Mexico
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Congratulations to the Jordan family from Miami County on receiving the 2024 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation from Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc., honoring the family’s stewardship of “Old Fashioned Garden,” a historic farmstead southeast of Peru. Larry and Susan Jordan purchased the 217-acre farm near Peru, Indiana in 1973, which was once owned by the family of Hoosier songwriter Cole Porter. The large flower garden on the farmstead is believed to have inspired his first commercially successful song, “Old Fashioned Garden,” in 1919 and gives the farm its name today.
Jordan Family of Miami County Wins Rural Preservation Award
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Just 6.5 miles north of the Indiana border in Constantine, Michigan, there are plans for a $41 million facility that will convert a milk byproduct into ethanol. The Michigan Milk Producers Association and Canadian-based Dairy Distillery-makers of Vodkow have broken ground this week on a new facility in southern Michigan that will repurpose milk permeate, a byproduct of dairy goods production, into biofuel. Dairy Farmers of America Indiana Dairy Producers, Inc. American Dairy Association Indiana Inc.
New Facility in Southern Michigan Plans to Convert Milk Byproduct into Ethanol
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Join us from the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center on Tuesday, Aug. 13 as the Purdue Crop Chat Podcast will be live from the Purdue Extension Building beginning at 12 p.m. ET. You can also watch the Livestream of the podcast on HoosierAgToday.com, the Hoosier Ag Today YouTube channel, mobile app, and Facebook page. Purdue Ag Economist Chad Fiechter will join Shaun Casteel and Dan Quinn as they review the USDA's August Crop Report, which will be released on Monday. Purdue Agriculture Purdue University Agricultural Economics Purdue Agronomy eLearning Academy Botany and Plant Pathology Department at Purdue University
Purdue Crop Chat Goes Live with Hoosier Ag Today Video Livestream from Indiana State Fair
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Congratulations to Ed Ebert, Senior Director of Market Development with the Indiana Corn Marketing Council , Indiana Corn Growers Association and Indiana Soybean Alliance—as well as John Baugh, Director of Agricultural Services and Regulations with Purdue Agriculture. Both were recognized with the 2024 AgriVision Award, which is the state's highest agricultural honor from the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA). We'll have full coverage of the award presentations during the ISDA's Celebration of Ag ceremony at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center at HoosierAgToday.com and the Hoosier Ag Today mobile app.
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The reviews are in and they're glowing for the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion, which also serves as the Swine Barn at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center. “It has been a great facility. We're glad to have our name on it, and I think it represents agriculture very well,” says Randy Kron, President of Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc.
Kron on Success of INFB Fall Creek Pavilion, Ag Policy Concerns
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