Here are just a few of the stories we have covered for you on the latest edition of Hoosier Ag This Week: Rain leftover from Hurricane Helene stifles harvest planting through early next week. The NASDA Annual Meeting was held this week in Indianapolis, which brought state ag directors, secretaries, and commissioners from across the U.S. to Indy for their convention. NASDA CEO Ted McKinney says why he’s optimistic a new Farm Bill still passes this year. Bret Marsh with the Indiana State Board of Animal Health talks about the preparations in place in case of future animal disease outbreaks. How a new ag company in Vincennes called TerraForce is using AI technology to harvest watermelons and pumpkins! Those stories, plus a review of Friday’s grain markets with Brian Basting with Advance Trading, are all part of the Hoosier Ag This Week Podcast!