Indiana Hardwoods Assessment Shows Room For Growth, Concerns Environmentalists
Agriculture
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Indiana Hardwoods Assessment Shows Room For Growth, Concerns Environmentalists
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Expo Highlights CBD Industry Challenges
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Debt Could Cast Cloud On Long-Term Health Of Farmers
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New Research Claims Ethanol Mandates Harm The Environment
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Senate Hemp Bill Goes To House
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Bill Regulating CFOs Voted Down In Committee
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Bill To Preserve Farmland Passes In Committee
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More Hoosier Farms Went Bankrupt In 2018
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Panel Discusses The Growing Role Of Women In Agriculture
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Senate Hemp Bill Passes Committee
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State Approves Controversial Newton County CAFO
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Livestock Antibiotics Drop Due To Obama Rules Combatting Drug Resistance
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Despite Government Shutdown, Indiana SNAP Recipients Will Receive February Benefits
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Farm Bill Triples Funding For Great Lakes Farm Conservation Program
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Forecast: 2019 Farm Incomes Should Increase, But Still Short Of 2014
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Retired Hydrologist Opposes Location Of Proposed CAFO In Newton County
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With Federal Farm Bill Compromise, Will Indiana Legalize Producing Hemp?
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Indiana Group Joins Lawsuit Over CAFO Rule
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Indiana Man Caught Trafficking Paddlefish Caviar
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Economist Forecasts Increased Pork Production In 2019, Despite Global Trade Disputes
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This year’s push for the change is a welcome one for Holcomb – he included the bumped up appointment timeline in his Next Level Agenda.
Jennifer McCormick Will Be Indiana's Last Elected Schools Chief
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Lawmakers in the Senate gave final approval on a bill Tuesday to make Indiana’s next schools chief an appointed one. Now the bill heads to Gov. Eric Holcomb’s desk for his signature. The General Assembly changed state law in 2017 to replace Indiana’s elected superintendent of public instructiThe complaint is just the first step of the process for the disciplinary commission. Hill will have an opportunity to defend himself. The final decision – and potential punishment, if any – is in the hands of the Indiana Supreme Court.
Attorney General Curtis Hill Faces Disciplinary Charges For 'Pattern Of Misconduct'
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The Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission Tuesday filed a complaint against Attorney General Curtis Hill in response to the accusations he groped four women last March. The women, who include Rep. Mara Candelaria Reardon (D-Munster) and three legislative staffers, accused Hill of gropUnder the bill, trespassing on those facilities would be a Level 6 felony instead of a misdemeanor. That could mean up to two and a half years in prison and $10,000 fine. Damaging that property would become at least a Level 5 felony, with sentences of up to six years in prison.
Penalties For Fossil Fuel Protesters Could Increase Under Proposed Bill
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A bill that could impose harsher penalties on protestors cleared its latest hurdle at the state House. Specifically, those who threaten so-called “critical infrastructure” — such as oil refineries, gas pipelines, and even chemical manufacturing plants. Under the bill, trespassing on those fac