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Stories about corn, soybeans and other agricultural crops grown in Indiana.

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How to Make a Cider Slushie

There’s no tastier fall treat than this cool twist on Indiana apple cider: the cider slushie.

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Storing Vegetables (and Fruits, Too)

Even if you don’t have a farmhouse, you can still consider saving some of summer’s bounty for cold winter days just like Grandmother did.

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All Ears at Johnson’s Farm Produce in Hobart

The third-generation farming family owns and operates one of the largest garden centers and produce stands in Indiana. Johnson's Farm Produce is located in Hobart with a second location on Highway 30 in Valparaiso.

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Farm Facts: Watermelon

More than 6 percent of all watermelons grown in the U.S. each year are grown in Indiana. Each harvesting season, over 7,500 acres of watermelons are grown in Indiana and Illinois.

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Christmas Trees and Ziplines: How Indiana Farmers Diversify

Watch this video to learn more about how Indiana farmers are working to expand their farm base, bring in new revenue, connect with the land, increase conservation efforts and reach out to new customers.

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Hunter’s Honey Farm: Sweet Success in Martinsville, Indiana

For Tracy and Christina Hunter, honey is a way of life. Though they both have full-time jobs as teachers, they also carry on a 100-year legacy of beekeeping at Hunter's Honey Farm.

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Red Gold Grows Tomatoes and Jobs for Indiana and Beyond

While going green is a popular and environmentally savvy choice these days, Hoosiers also can’t go wrong going red with juicy, homegrown Red Gold tomatoes.

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Soy What? Fun Facts About Soybeans

Can you imagine using soybeans instead of coffee beans? That's what Americans did during the Civil War, due to the scarcity of coffee. Read on for more soybean trivia.

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