Posts by Cris Goode

Eating Indiana ice cream

Dairy, Livestock and Poultry

Here’s the Scoop on Indiana Ice Cream

Indiana, the second largest ice cream production state in the nation, is home to a spectrum of ice cream production from local on farm natural flavors to traditional comfort flavors on the grocery store shelves.

Food

Garlic-Roasted Lamb Recipe: A Russell Family Favorite

Garlic cloves add great flavor to leg of lamb or rack of lamb in this recipe provided by Indiana farmers who raise lamb.

A lamb at the Russell Sheep Company in Eaton, IN

Dairy, Livestock and Poultry

Russell Sheep Co.: Ewe Are Sure to Love Their Lamb

Hoosiers who stroll through farmers markets in Muncie, Greenfield, Westfield and Geist might recognize Russell Sheep Co. from its wide range of locally raised meats including lamb chops, shanks and rack of lamb.

Lamb-Couscous Stuffed Peppers Recipe

Farm Fresh

Where to Buy Indiana Lamb

Learn where an Indiana sheep farm sells their lamb products.

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White Pekin Ducks at Maple Leaf Farms

Dairy, Livestock and Poultry

Maple Leaf Farms Dishes on Duck

Learn about Indiana's Maple Leaf Duck Farms, their nationally renowned stewardship program and resource links to recipes, kitchen tips and nutritional information.

Maple-Glazed Duck Breast With Cranberry Chutney

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Maple-Glazed Duck Recipe

Maple Leaf Farms shared their recipe for Maple-Glazed Duck with Gingered Cranberry Pear Chutney, showing how simple it is to craft a restaurant-worthy duck entree in your home kitchen.

Dairy, Livestock and Poultry

Bell Aquaculture Farms a Fish-Fry Favorite

A Great Lakes Friday night fish fry just wouldn’t be the same without the sweet, mild flavor of the region’s favorite fish, yellow perch. Bell Aquaculture seeks to feed that demand with its farm-raised yellow perch.

Food

Blueberry Perch Breakfast Bake

Bell Aquaculture executive director Norman McCowan says the odd-sounding Blueberry Perch Breakfast Bake is his favorite way to eat yellow perch.

My Indiana Home Spring 2026 cover

the magazine

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