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Purdue Study Finds No Clear Winner Among Farm Leases

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By Greg Allen Verified
| Hoosier Ag Today Verified
https://dehayf5mhw1h7.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2103/2026/08/13132056/greg-no-clear-winner-with-farm-leases-wrap.mp3 Farmland owners and operators have several lease options when it comes to renting cropland…but which one pays the most? Agricultural economists at Purdue University recently looked at that question, examining farmland lease returns over the past 20 years.
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Artificial Intelligence is Quickly Becoming Another Tool in the Farmer’s Toolbox

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By Greg Allen Verified
| WBTU-FM (Fort Wayne, IN) Verified
https://dehayf5mhw1h7.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2103/2026/08/11124342/greg-ai-as-a-useful-farm-tool-wrap.mp3 Growers are using AI for everything from analyzing field data and scouting crops to making equipment more efficient and helping with day-to-day business decisions. Shannon Kellner, vice president of livestock for Merck Animal Health says the more the tools are used, the more useful they become.
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Severe Weather Batters Indiana Farms

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By Greg Allen Verified
| WBTU-FM (Fort Wayne, IN) Verified
https://dehayf5mhw1h7.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2103/2026/08/12142932/greg-extreme-weather-wrap.mp3 Indiana farmers are assessing damage after a powerful round of severe weather swept across the state Tuesday into Wednesday. The National Weather Service says multiple rounds of storms moved through Indiana, including a strong system that brought damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of significant crop and property damage. “Structurally, it was extremely sound.
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