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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue University is leading a $1.5 million partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Midwest Climate Hub to help a highly diverse group of farmers and

The show starts Aug. 11 and continues through Aug. 26 at The Henry Clay Theatre in downtown Louisville.

The class of 2013 was Bret Bielema's initial signing class at Arkansas and set the stage for him to have the success he did enjoy in his five seasons.

What kind of corn yield impact can you expect from this year’s early-season drought? Experts offer their opinions.

Indiana’s drought conditions have improved slightly as anywhere between four-tenths to six inches of rain fell across the state last week. However, more than half of the state still remains under a drought. “Even though we are seeing some rain coming in, it’s going to take a while to fix the problem,” says Dr. Beth The post Indiana Drought Conditions Improve Slightly: 51 Percent of State Remains Under ‘Moderate Drought’ appeared first on Hoosier Ag Today.

WEST LAFAYETTE – Abnormally dry conditions across Indiana are causing concerns for farmers during a season of crop growth. Purdue Extension specialists Shaun Casteel and Dan Quinn and Indiana State

White Hall School District Superintendent Gary Williams anticipates beginning conversations next week about how to fill the high school head football coaching vacancy left by Ryan Mallett.

Abnormally dry conditions across Indiana are causing concerns for farmers during a season of crop growth.

WEST LAFAYETTE — Abnormally dry conditions across Indiana are causing concerns for farmers during a season of crop growth. Purdue Extension specialists Shaun Casteel and Dan Quinn and Indiana …

Farmers may be wishing for a personified villain to vent their frustrations with the unusually dry weather we are experiencing, a nervy problem already causing issues.