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Farm Facts: Rhubarb
This vibrantly colored spring crop is known for its tartness and is often used to balance out the sweetness of other berries, especially in pies, jams and jellies. Here are some more interesting facts...
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Why the Indiana Duck Industry is No. 1
©Journal Communications/Nathan Lambrecht Indiana producers are here to help you get your ducks in a row for your next meal. But these aren’t your average breadcrumb-gobbling, park pond-swimming birds –...
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Indiana’s Freetown Village Brings African American History to Life
Freetown Village As a student, history was never her thing. But as an adult, Ophelia Wellington became fascinated by the seldom-told stories of African Americans who founded communities based on...
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4 Super Fresh Springtime Recipes
After a long, cold winter, it’s so invigorating to start introducing seasonal spring produce back into our diets. From beets and greens to broccolini and cauliflower to strawberry and rhubarb, spring...
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GIVEAWAY: B. Happy Peanut Butter
B. Happy Peanut Butter is more than just a product with a name that makes you smile – it’s a success story of family entrepreneurship. When the chance to use a friend’s commercial kitchen became...
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Made in Indiana: Wonder Bread
Wonder of Wonders Who hasn’t enjoyed a fluffy, lighter-than-air piece of Wonder Bread? This staple American brand features one of the most recognizable logos, with bright yellow, red and blue. But did...
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U-Pick Blueberry Farms in Indiana
Here is a list of some of the farms in the state that produce blueberries. The season typically runs from late June or early July into August, but it can vary quite a bit due to location and weather,...
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Indiana Pick-Your-Own Strawberry Patches
Here are some of the farms in the state that produce strawberries. The strawberry season is short, typically running from late May into early June, so be sure to call the farm first to check on berry...
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Event: Free Fishing Days
photo credit: istock.com/ClarkandCompany Each year, Indiana invites residents to take part in Free Fishing Days. On these designated days, Hoosiers do not need a fishing license or stamp to fish in...
View ArticleIndiana Local Meat Directory
When it comes to buying meat locally, Hoosiers have a lot of options. You can find farms in your area that sell beef, pork or other proteins by scrolling through the list below, or you can find...
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Reconnect With Your Agricultural Roots at Fishers AgriPark
Photo credit: Fishers AgriPark These days, most people are pretty far removed from the farm, and it’s become more commonplace for folks – especially kids – to not know much about where their food comes...
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This Urban Indiana Farm is Making “Micro” a Big Deal
Super Micro Greens, an indoor farm in downtown Indianapolis, is seeking to elevate microgreens from the status of garnish to ingredient at the heart of American meals while building farm-to-plate...
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10 Muncie Must-Sees That Will Take Your Breath Away
If Muncie isn’t already on your list of places to visit in Indiana, it should be. Located in Delaware County, about 50 miles northeast of Indianapolis, Muncie is home to Ball State University, which...
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This Family’s Agricultural Legacy is 5 Generations Strong
Agriculture is more than a profession or a pastime for the Greer-Jamerson family – it’s a passion that spans and connects several generations. As a result, these Indiana natives continue to build upon...
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IFBI: A Pandemic Year in Review
Photo credit: iStock/BirdImages In March 2020, Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance (IFBI) implemented its early response plan to the pandemic. Within days, the world flipped upside down, and it’s now been...
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Farm Facts: Arugula
This leafy vegetable is a salad staple, and for good reason. Its distinctive flavor enhances salads, pastas, sandwiches and other culinary delights. Here are some interesting facts about arugula: 1....
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Friendship Botanic Gardens: A Friendly Oasis
Though its official name is Friendship Botanic Gardens, locals call it “The Gardens.” This 105-acre tourist destination in Michigan City includes sprawling trails, forested woodlands, a spring-fed...
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Take a Rock, Leave a Sock
Photo credit: iStock/londoneye What started as a funny joke has turned into a quirky stop for hikers on the Tecumseh Trail. The Sock Barn, as it has now been dubbed, is an odd green building with a...
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Why So Many Indiana Gardeners Fall In Love with Bell-Shaped Clematis
Photo credit: iStock/fotolinchen Many gardening aficionados are fans of the large-flowering types of clematis called the Queen of Vines. But the lesser-known bell-shaped clematises can be climbers or...
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4 Sensational Summer Recipes
Whether it’s for the Fourth of July or just because, it’s always a good idea to combine food, family and friends, and fun. We’ve put together some recipes featuring seasonal summer ingredients that are...
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