Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc.

According to the July 1 USDA crop progress report, about 64% of Indiana’s wheat crop had been harvested. Have you been harvesting wheat this week? #wheat #wheatharvest #summer #agriculture

Last week, INFB hosted the inaugural Understanding Agricultural Contracts & Leases program. If you weren’t able to join us, the recording is now available at infb.org/recordings. Topics covered include contracting basics, agricultural production contracts, alternative energy contracts and oral leases. #contracts #leases #webinar #agriculture

Our guest on this month's episode of The Breakdown with INFB is U.S. Congressman Rudy Yakym, who represents the second congressional district in northern Indiana. Visit infb.org/podcast to listen to our discussion on the farm bill, trade, labor, inflation and handling relationships in Washington, D.C. New this month, The Breakdown with INFB is now available as a video podcast! You can watch this month's episode at https://lnkd.in/gR8jDCEb. #podcast #agriculture #advocacy #newepisode #agpolicy #farmbill #trade #labor

Yesterday’s Indiana State Department of Agriculture report highlighted a nearly 2% reduction in farmland statewide from 2010-2022. We proudly celebrate the impressive efficiency of farmers who have increased crop yields while farming fewer acres but the trend of losing farmland at this pace is not to be taken lightly. The vitality of Indiana agriculture tomorrow depends on our actions today. Farm Bureau members across all 92 counties are shaping this future together by stepping forward as a unified voice for agriculture, creating change at the local and state levels. At Indiana Farm Bureau, we're dedicated to protecting and enhancing the future of agriculture and our communities. Farmland protection and other critical issues are being discussed by our members as they shape policy positions ahead of the upcoming session of the Indiana General Assembly. Join the conversation and make a difference. Connect with your county Farm Bureau leaders today: https://lnkd.in/gKEcCjke. And view the report at https://lnkd.in/gHPyxcaf.

Dr. Todd Davis, INFB’s chief economist, shares his insights on the USDA’s June acreage report. Visit infb.org/ageconomy to read Todd's full report. #ageconomy #markets #agriculture #usda #economist

INFB's tax task force met at our headquarters today. The group discussed historical data impacting tax rates in Indiana, thoughts on how to fix the farmland formula and potential recommendations for the coming legislative budget session. #taxes #taxpolicy #taskforce #agriculture

Yesterday, Jesse Cordray, INFB public policy project manager, provided closing remarks for the 2024 IN-CLIMATE Summit which aims to cultivate conversations around sustainability in agriculture and how farmers play a role. INFB was proud to help sponsor this event and engaged in presentations on the use of generative AI, carbon sequestration and other important topics. #sustainabilty #agriculture #indiana #ai

Registration is open for the Indiana Ag Law Foundation's 2024 Estate & Succession Planning workshop on July 19. There is no cost to attend, but registration is required. Learn more and register at infb.org/events. #estateplanning #successionplanning #agriculture #webinar

Janis Highley, INFB’s 2nd vice president, provides some insight on the results of our annual summer cookout market basket. #leadership #summer #inflation #supplychain

Indiana shoppers will see slightly lower prices than last year as they prepare for their Fourth of July cookout. INFB's annual summer cookout market basket revealed Hoosiers are paying an average of $68.33 for a cookout feeding 10 people this summer, a 2% decrease compared to last year. Visit infb.org/newsreleases to read the full results of the survey. #FourthOfJuly #summer #cookout #foodprices #inflation #supplychain