AquaBounty’s Indiana Facility Sells Entire First Harvest Of Genetically Engineered Salmon
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AquaBounty’s Indiana Facility Sells Entire First Harvest Of Genetically Engineered Salmon
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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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Ag Economy Barometer Sets Record High In Farmer Sentiment
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Ag Barometer: USDA Aid, Improved Crop Prices Lifts Farmer Sentiment, But Declines In Exports
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After Supreme Court Rejects Hearing Right To Farm Case, Both Sides Look To Policy Changes
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Purdue Study Looks At County Attitudes Toward Wind Farms
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Farmers Sentiment Jumps In Ag Barometer, Highest Since Pandemic Hit U.S. Agriculture
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Indiana Farm Bureau’s Delegate Session Emphasizes Rural Broadband
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USDA Secretary Perdue Visits Indiana, Discusses Farmer Subsidies
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Medication-induced abortions require pregnant people to take two pills, at separate times. Anti-abortion advocates promote a procedure that, in the middle of the process, purports to “reverse” the abortion. There’s only anecdotal evidence of its success; no widely accepted study has confirmed its safety and effectiveness.Indiana Headed To Court Over Latest Anti-Abortion Law
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Indiana is headed to court over a new law that requires doctors to tell patients about a so-called “abortion reversal” procedure that major medical organizations call “unproven and unethical.” Medication-induced abortions require pregnant people to take two pills, at separate times. Anti-abo...
It will also completely end benefit programs for people who are self-employed or gig workers that roughly 70,000 Hoosiers are accessing.Indiana Will End Federal Unemployment Benefits In June As Jobs Go Unfilled
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Indiana will opt out of federal unemployment benefit programs, effective in mid-June as Gov. Eric Holcomb follows other states in an attempt to push people back into the workforce. Starting June 19, Indiana will no longer pay an extra $300 in federal benefits each week for all unemployment cl
Goodall mentored countless men and women, to whom he would listen and encourage. He simply wanted to make Muncie a better city.Muncie Civil Rights Leader, Former State Legislator Hurley Goodall Dies At 93
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Former Indiana state legislator and civil rights trailblazer Hurley Goodall died recently at age 93. The Muncie icon is being remembered across the state. Breaking barriers was a regular part of Hurley Goodall’s life. He was one of the first two African American firefighters in Muncie. He became