Without state, federal protections, extreme heat puts Indiana farm workers in danger
Agriculture
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Without state, federal protections, extreme heat puts Indiana farm workers in danger
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Purdue researchers unveil “meat sentiment” dashboard
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Invasive spotted lanternfly found in Indiana’s Huntington County
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Report: Animal feeding operations without permits are polluting the Lake Erie basin
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Fire is a factor in the health of Indiana forests
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Study: Leaving rural Hoosiers out of climate conversations fuels skepticism, resentment
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Salmonella outbreaks tied to backyard poultry in Indiana, 37 other states
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Warmer weather in Indiana brings out the ticks
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Indiana Democrats push cannabis legalization, including ad from Senate candidate McDermott
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Delta 8 THC survived the 2022 legislative session, but will it make it next year?
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Delaware County Commissioners approve year-long solar projects moratorium
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Bill to increase the cost of agricultural seed testing passes Senate
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Indiana euthanizes thousands of birds to stop the spread of avian flu
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Delaware County Plan Commission asks commissioners to amend ordinance governing solar energy projects
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Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans cover nearly 5,000 Hoosiers during first year
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Several moths proposed on endangered, threatened list in Indiana
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Purdue project aims to make farms in the U.S. corn belt more resilient
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The cost of testing agricultural seed would go up under Senate bill
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Delaware County approves temporary solar energy moratorium to address landowner concerns
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Holes left by Brood X cicadas can help water flow in the soil