C.J. Miller
Assistant News Director at Hoosier Ag Today
Assistant News Director with @HoosierAgToday. Graduate of @BallState. @Colts, @Pacers and #Indy500 fan. Opinions expressed are mine.
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1 week ago |
hoosieragtoday.com | C.J. Miller
Cold, wet weather has kept many farmers across the state from already starting their spring planting. But, Fort Wayne farmer Don Wyss tells Hoosier Ag Today he’s hoping to get seeds in the ground starting next week. “The struggle here during an Indiana spring in Northeast Indiana is real, says Wyss, a corn and soybean producer from Allen County. He’s also a member of the Executive Committee for the United Soybean Board and has served on the Allen County Council since he was first elected in 2022.
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1 week ago |
hoosieragtoday.com | C.J. Miller
President Trump has suggested that a new program will be set up to help legalize farmworkers and reduce the risk of farmers losing undocumented workers to mass deportations. Trump discussed easing restrictions around undocumented farm labor during a Cabinet meeting Thursday. It was the first time the president had signaled a willingness to temper his mass deportation plans to help protect the labor pool for industries such as agriculture.
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1 week ago |
hoosieragtoday.com | C.J. Miller
Craig Anderson has been appointed Chief Executive Officer by Agriculture Alumni Seed Improvement Association Inc. (Ag Alumni Seed). With over 35 years of experience in the seed industry, Anderson will work closely with existing international partners, explore opportunities for growth in global markets and provide strategic guidance to support Ag Alumni Seed’s talented team.
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1 week ago |
hoosieragtoday.com | C.J. Miller
Just two days after the Indiana House voted to approve an amended version of Senate Bill 1, which would provide a reduction in property taxes for Hoosier homeowners and farmland owners, Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith posted on social media page that “we can’t let this become law” and is urging Governor Mike Braun to veto the bill.
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2 weeks ago |
hoosieragtoday.com | C.J. Miller
The spotted lanternfly, Asian long-horned beetle, and Japanese Honeysuckle—Just a few of the invasive pests and plants you’ll find right here in Indiana! That’s why USDA wants to make you aware of the harm they can cause. “Invasive insects and plant diseases, what we call hungry pests, cause damage to crops, agriculture and our forest trees.” says Kathryn Bronsky with USDA’s Animal Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS). She says April is Invasive Plant, Pest, and Disease Awareness Month.
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“It’s only ten percent of what homeowners receive, but it’s moving in the right direction,” says State Rep. Kendell Culp (R-Dist. 16), referring to property tax relief for Indiana farmland owners in Senate Bill 1. @IIB @AttyAbdul @RobMKendall @caseydaniels317 @hammerandnigel
The Indiana House passed Senate Bill 1 on Thursday, which not only provides $1.4 billion in property tax relief to Hoosier homeowners over the next three years, but $140 million in savings for Indiana’s farmland owners over that same period as well. https://t.co/ANE7L0ml4u
"I wasn't interested in providing [property tax relief] if it's at the expense of farmland owners. If you're talking about relief, it has to be spread across the board to all taxpayers," says State Rep. Kendell Culp. @LGMicahBeckwith @RobMKendall @caseydaniels317 @hammerandnigel
The property tax relief bill (SB 1) is finally seeing some movement in the Indiana House after passing out of committee Monday morning. State Rep. Kendell Culp says he's working to make sure the bill includes property tax relief for farmland owners. https://t.co/gv7cSxgy6N
It was a privilege and an honor to join Abdul Hakim-Shabazz (@AttyAbdul) as a guest on his weekend radio shows and on @IndyPoliticsOrg to discuss ag policies impacting Indiana's farmers. @93wibc @RobMKendall @caseydaniels317 @hammerandnigel @MattINTraffic @guyrelford @TheTonus
Property tax reform, biofuel tax credit legislation, and the recent Bird Flu outbreak were among the hot topics discussed between Abdul Hakim-Shabazz (@AttyAbdul) with Indy Politics (@IndyPoliticsOrg) and Hoosier Ag Today’s C.J. Miller (@CJMiller75). https://t.co/PZ1IZQ449y