Indiana farmers are expecting to receive near record income this year thanks to an increase in grain prices. Driven by strong global demand for American grain, prices have soared, lifting the state’s farm income nearly 25 percent. Indiana’s farm income is expected to top $3 billion, a half-billion dollars higher than last year, but short of the 2008 record of $3.2 billion. (ABC News) Read more.
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