The dairy checkoff is reaching families where they make decisions about what they buy and serve through two national consumer strategies currently in market.

Policy positions for Indiana Farm Bureau in 2027 will include stances on income taxes and data center development, as decided by 236 farmer and agribusiness delegates from across the state.

Dairy Management Inc. is accepting entries for its 2027 New Product Competition, challenging undergraduate and graduate students across the United States to develop innovative dairy-based products for consumers seeking sustained energy.

Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin's approach to farming has brought together an unlikely network of Midwesterners dedicated to caring for the Earth for spiritual reasons.

Hypercalcemia is a condition characterized by abnormally high levels of calcium in the blood, which can affect critical bodily systems including the kidneys, heart, nerves and muscles.

The Food and Drug Administration warns that dietary supplements can be dangerous for seniors because they often contain hidden toxic ingredients, unapproved drugs or false claims to cure diseases.

It’s been one year since milk was named the official beverage of high school athletics in Indiana.

Biologics are powerful drugs that may slow or stop inflammation that can damage joints and organs in arthritis and other inflammatory diseases.

Occasional tip-of-the-tongue word-recall problems are a normal part of healthy aging.

Root digs across five Midwest states were conducted in late July to evaluate the performance of a new mode of action to control corn rootworm.

A new study by the University of Illinois and the Illinois Soybean Association finds that Illinois farmers could see a revenue loss if the state banned glyphosate.

DEXA, or dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry, is the standard screening and diagnostic test for bone loss.

Whether advocating on Capitol Hill, mentoring campers or preparing for the Illinois State Fair, the Illinois FFA state officer team is embracing every opportunity to serve.

Treatment for a complex problem often takes a team of specialists.

Silage harvest is a busy time and brings with it potential hazards that can cause injury or death.

Millions of older adults on Medicare prescription drug coverage could face steeper monthly costs in 2027, after the Trump administration concludes a temporary subsidy program that has helped offset premiums for the past two years.

Lactose intolerance is a common cause of abdominal cramping, bloating and loose stools. This condition occurs when the body does not have enough of the intestinal enzyme lactase.

Gov. Mike Braun declared a statewide disaster emergency and mobilized the Indiana National Guard as devastating floods hit Hoosiers.

Sometimes shared goals outside of agriculture can lead to opportunities that we could never have imagined.

Tumor seeding is the accidental spread and growth of cancer cells along the path of a surgical instrument, needle biopsy, or medical procedure. While it can happen, it remains a very rare complication in cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Some materials in frying pans, pots and baking dishes — particularly those manufactured before 2013 — have the potential to expose you and your family to toxins.

Between wrapping up a challenging wheat harvest and managing other farm tasks, From the Fields reporter Clay Geyer has had little time to slow down.

Illinois Soybean Association marketing efforts were highlighted during the recent Agronomy Farm Field Day, tying together the production of a high-quality product and its relationship with global demand.

Balance and strength training do not require large movements or complicated routines to be effective. Small, consistent exercises can help improve stability, build muscle support and reduce the risk of falls over time.

Leuprolide, commonly known as Lupron or Eligard, is a standard hormone therapy used to treat advanced prostate cancer.

Road deaths are declining in the United States and worldwide, but lower-income countries aren’t experiencing much of the improvement.

Led by its 77 farmer-leaders, United Soybean Board approved a $122.5 million budget for the 2027 fiscal year, strategically allocating funds across vital research, promotion and education investments.

Social Security's 2027 cost‑of‑living adjustment is projected at 3.7%, the biggest rise since 2022, but higher Medicare Part B premiums and other Medicare costs may offset the benefit increase for retirees.

The problem with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is that breathing gets obstructed, and although obstruction occurs with both inspiration and exhalation, it's mostly when a person breathes out that symptoms occur.

Over the past few weeks, several countries, including the United States, have reported a fresh increase in COVID-19 infections.

Hemicrania continua is an unusual type of headache syndrome. It’s often misdiagnosed, with 50% of people not receiving a correct diagnosis for eight years.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has confirmed the presence of New World screwworm in Texas and New Mexico, sounding the alarm for producers across the country to be cautious and keep an eye out for the pest.

Indiana sits at the intersection of human health, animal health and plant science — a rare concentration of expertise where breakthrough science creates real-world impact.

Heat stress is not something to ignore.

Around 160 people attended the 2026 Livestock Summit in Indianapolis, bringing together leaders and farmers from across the state.

The evidence for GLP-1 agonists helping with alcohol use disorder is now quite strong, with studies showing significant reductions in alcohol-related hospitalizations and a reduction in problem drinking.

From supporting rural communities to marketing products internationally, the Illinois Department of Agriculture provides a wide range of programs.

There are many current issues important to Illinois cattlemen including the development of a new farm bill.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the Strengthening Processing for U.S. Ranchers Program that will provide temporary support for eligible beef processing establishments.

This country was built by ordinary men and women willing to do extraordinary things.

Opiates like hydrocodone and oxycodone aren’t good long-term options for most people.

Scientists have discovered an evolutionary innovation in soybean plants that might improve crop yields if fine-tuned through alternative approaches such as gene editing.

Cortisol is a critical hormone that is needed for the function of many body systems. Without cortisone, the body can’t respond to stress, and a stressful event can literally kill a patient.

Corn and soybeans struggled for a week or two after planting during the flash drought, but a few passing showers have sent corn past "knee-high by Fourth of July" by leaps and bounds.

As the temperature starts to rise, it is important to take a moment to think about ways to beat the heat and avoid unnecessary illness.

Most people have memory loss in the minutes before and after a generalized seizure, and they are often confused for a period of time afterward.

Osteoporosis medicines that slow down the action of the osteoclasts — the cells that break down bone so that it can be rebuilt — put people at a higher risk of ONJ.

Your body has a built-in system called the thirst reflex to make sure that you're getting enough fluid. There are only a few times when you should override this system.

A new project aims to increase the safety and well-being of rural residents caring for a family member with dementia.

Pesticides are an important tool for farmers, protecting billions of dollars in damages each year from weeds, insects and other pests.