Purdue Survey Shows Farmers Concerned About Rising Operational Costs
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Purdue Survey Shows Farmers Concerned About Rising Operational Costs
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This Vegetable Garden Is Also A Safe Haven For Neighborhood Youth
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Indiana Rye Whiskey Law Takes Effect July 1
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IU Study: Microbe In Guts Of Honey Bees Could Protect Hives From Fungal Diseases
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NWS Classifies Friday’s Jay County Tornado As An EF-2
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More Than 3,500 Hoosiers Covered On Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plan In First Quarter
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Greens Producer Buying Delaware County Shell Building, Creating 120 Jobs
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AquaBounty’s Indiana Facility Sells Entire First Harvest Of Genetically Engineered Salmon -
Demand For Poultry Skyrockets Through Pandemic
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Cicadas: Here’s What To Expect Before Brood X Arrives
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Black Vultures Are Causing Problems On Farms, Purdue Needs Help Researching Them
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Report Examines Indiana Agriculture Supply Chain Issues During The Pandemic
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Indiana University Professor: Pesticide Fines Bill Won’t Stop Dicamba Drift
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Bill Changing Fines For Pesticide Misuse Heads To Holcomb’s Desk
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Building Trust Is Key To Ensuring Farmworker Access To COVID Testing, Vaccine
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Bill Would Change Fines For Misusing Pesticides, Including Dicamba
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New Program Helps People With Diabetes Eat Healthy
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Environmental Groups To EPA: Reduce Nutrient Pollution In The Ohio River
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While Optimistic About Current Conditions, Farmers Are Concerned Over Future Policies
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Your Thanksgiving Meal This Year May Be Smaller, But You’ll Pay More For Ingredients
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And IDOH reports the vast majority of sampled cases are the more infectious delta variant – accounting for more than 85 percent of new cases. The strain has caused surges in cases across the country and world.New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Surpass 1,000 For The First Time In Months
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The Indiana Department of Health reported more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday. This is the first time the state has surpassed 1,000 new cases in a day since May 14. June’s daily cases reached a pandemic-low average – just 284 cases per day. But cases have begun to climb again. In three
“We all understand that families are anxious. We certainly want to do this in a way which is the most beneficial for our students and their families.”New CDC Mask Guidance Derails Vote On Muncie Schools COVID-19 Precautions Reopening Plan
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The board of Muncie Community Schools will hold a special meeting next week to discuss the district’s COVID-19 precautions reopening plan. As IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports, that’s after new federal guidance on masks in schools derailed the district’s proposed rules. According to the prop
“They really need to maximize every minute of available time that they can have on the roadways since the time that they're allowed to drive on a daily basis is federally regulated," he said.INDOT, Purdue To Create Road That Charges Heavy Trucks, Cars As They Drive
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The Indiana Department of Transportation and Purdue University want to build a stretch of highway that would charge electric cars as they drive. INDOT said electrifying the state’s highways would reduce pollution and support Indiana companies that make parts for new electric heavy trucks. Wit