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Farm facts and stats, profiles of farmers and more on Indiana's agriculture sector.

Adam and Elizabeth Stonecipher with their children, Hadley and Easton on their farm with Angus and Wagyu cattle in the background

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550 Wagyu Steers the Way to Local Flavorful Beef

A ride to a cattle show and one life-altering bite of wagyu beef led an Indiana couple to running 550 Wagyu in Tippecanoe County.

Different types of tomatoes in a basket

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Farm Facts: Tomatoes

Check out these tomato facts to learn more about different tomato varieties and tomato production in Indiana.

Chris Brown posing for a photo next to one of his horses at Brown Family Ranch

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Trot Over to Brown Family Ranch for Horses and Locally Grown Food

Chris Brown works hard to ensure horse ranches aren’t a dying breed, giving visitors a taste of farm life at Brown Family Ranch.

Lisa, Cort, Elle, Matt, Jerry and Vyanne Chandler pose for a photo at their family orchard

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Chandler’s Orchard & Country Market Blossoms with Family Tradition

Chandler’s Orchard & Country Market, includes a 5-acre strawberry patch, a 14-acre apple orchard and fields of pumpkins.

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Cauliflower heads with some chopped in front of it

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Farm Facts: Cauliflower

A multi-tasker in the kitchen, check out these fun facts about cauliflower to learn more about this spring favorite.

Joe Ricker poses for a photo at his farm, At Ease Orchard

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Retired Army Colonel’s Advocacy Through At Ease Orchard Supports Other Veterans

At Ease Orchard, run by Col. Joe Ricker, is a nonprofit with its primary purpose being to cultivate veterans into agriculturists.

The Beneker family posing for photos on round hay bales at Beneker Family Farms

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Beneker Family Farms Produces Quality Beef with Generational Knowledge

The rolling hills of the Whitewater River Valley cradle more than 140 years of farming heritage at Beneker Family Farms.

Brussels sprouts

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Farm Facts: Brussels Sprouts

This trendy vegetable offers an array of cooking options and delicious flavors, showcased across social media platforms. Learn more about […]

My Indiana Home Fall 2026 cover

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Flip through the pages of the Fall 2026 edition of My Indiana Home. In this issue, you’ll read about first-generation farmers in Selma who are breaking barriers, a nontraditional therapeutic setting where veterans and wild horses heal together, a family orchard now in its sixth generation welcoming visitors to the farm, finger food recipes that are perfect for game day and more!
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