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1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Erica Quinlan

   Women-owned ag businesses receive grants from INFB (opens the original)

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   INDIANAPOLIS — Ten women-owned agriculture-related small businesses received $1,000 grants from Indiana Farm Bureau this year. The grants will help recipients pursue training and professional development, invest in technology upgrades, or purchase equipment to strengthen and expand their businesses. “In celebration of the International Year of the Woman Farmer, we wanted to help provide more opportunities for women to succeed in farming and agribusiness,” said Chelsea Poe, INFB’s executi

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2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Erica Quinlan

   Women-owned ag businesses receive grants from INFB (opens the original)

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   INDIANAPOLIS — Ten women-owned agriculture-related small businesses received $1,000 grants from Indiana Farm Bureau this year. The grants will help recipients pursue training and professional development, invest in technology upgrades, or purchase equipment to strengthen and expand their businesses. “In celebration of the International Year of the Woman Farmer, we wanted to help provide more opportunities for women to succeed in farming and agribusiness,” said Chelsea Poe, INFB’s executi

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3. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Erica Quinlan

   Celebrating milk as the state beverage for high school athletes (opens the original)

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   INDIANAPOLIS — It’s been one year since milk was named the official beverage of high school athletics in Indiana. During that time, 23 state championship teams across the state celebrated their victories with a combined 95 bottles of milk. American Dairy Association Indiana and the Indiana High School Athletic Association partnered to make the program possible. “Milk is a science-backed way to refuel, build muscle, hydrate and strengthen bones, making it the perfect choice for athletes to

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4. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Erica Quinlan

   Franklin Farmers Market repeats as state’s best (opens the original)

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   FRANKLIN, Ind. — Franklin Farmers Market was voted winner of the fourth annual Indiana’s Ultimate Farmers Market Challenge. The market in central Indiana runs from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays from May through September. It includes more than 90 vendors, live music and monthly themed days. “Congratulations to the Franklin Farmers Market for winning the Indiana Grown Farmers Market Challenge for the second year in a row,” said Caroline Patrick, director of Indiana Grown. “We know how imp

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5. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Erica Quinlan

   Franklin Farmers Market repeats as state’s best (opens the original)

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   FRANKLIN, Ind. — Franklin Farmers Market was voted winner of the fourth annual Indiana’s Ultimate Farmers Market Challenge. The market in central Indiana runs from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays from May through September. It includes more than 90 vendors, live music and monthly themed days. “Congratulations to the Franklin Farmers Market for winning the Indiana Grown Farmers Market Challenge for the second year in a row,” said Caroline Patrick, director of Indiana Grown. “We know how imp

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