Food

Recipes, cooking tips, local restaurants, made in Indiana food products and other farm-fresh content.

Cantaloupe on Berry Best Farm, north of New Washington IN

Crops

Cantaloupe Odyssey: Melons’ Farm-to-Fork Journey

Cantaloupe growers explain why Southern Indiana is the ideal region for growing melons, thanks to its soil composition and temperate climate.

Cold Cucumber Avocado Soup Recipe

Food

Cold Cucumber Avocado Soup

This creamy cold cucumber soup uses avocado, as well as mint, parsley, yogurt and buttermilk, to make a refreshing green summer soup that requires no cooking.

Cold Soup Recipes - Creamy Cucumber Avocado Soup, Southwestern Corn Chowder, Watermelon Gazpacho

Food

Cold Summer Soups: Recipes to Beat the Heat

Create simple, no-cooking-required summer soups filled with Indiana favorites like corn, cucumbers, tomatoes and watermelon. Recipes include Southwestern Corn Chowder, Cucumber Avocado Soup and Watermelon Gazpacho.

Indiana melons

Farm Fresh

What is a Decker Melon?

What is a Decker melon? Only one of the sweetest, juiciest, heftiest, most sought-after melons in Indiana you can sink your teeth into on a hot summer afternoon.

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Watermelon Gazpacho Recipe

Food

Watermelon Gazpacho

Juicy watermelon combines with garden herbs, bell peppers and cucumbers to create this summer soup that requires no cooking.

Southwestern Corn Chowder Recipe

Food

Southwestern Corn Chowder

This no-cook summer corn chowder is a slightly chunky, grainy-textured soup due to the corn. If you like creamed corn, it’ll remind you of that.

Farm Fresh

Indiana Grown Program

Indiana Grown is a cooperative effort among farmers, processors, wholesalers, retailers and restaurants and the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) to brand and promote Indiana produce and production.

Lavender Lane farm in Noble County IN

Agritourism

Noble County Farm to Fork Tour

Noble County’s countywide Farm to Fork tour – Indiana’s first – offers interactive experiences while you follow your food's journey from how it's grown to how it ends up on your dinner table.

My Indiana Home Spring 2026 cover

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