Passersby to one of Jay Whalen’s soybean fields may take a second glance when they see him driving a roller over his crop.

Everything is looking really good. We’re very happy with the way things are looking and coming up.

One of Indiana’s Republican U.S. senators attended the Indiana Spray Drone Association Education Day at the Southeast Purdue Ag Center in Jennings County.

It’s time to scout for early-season insect pests that can impact crops both above and below ground, says Jim Henry.

A train struck a semi-truck in eastern Iowa, killing one person and injuring another.

Tar spot has been detected in Indiana for the first time this growing season in Randolph County.

Mitigating crop stress while keeping fields weed-free is a top priority as young soybean plants develop.

Corn and soybean stands look good on Cliff Lane’s farm, and he has not found any issues with emergence.

We don’t have much subsoil moisture, so we are going to need rain through the season because there is not much reserve. We could take a 2-inch rain easily.