
Indiana Agriculture Facts 2026: Corn, Soybeans & Poultry
Indiana farms lead in popcorn and ducks, and rank high in corn, soybeans, eggs, tomatoes, and pumpkins. Get 2026-ready facts, why it matters for jobs and exports, and classroom resources.
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Indiana farms lead in popcorn and ducks, and rank high in corn, soybeans, eggs, tomatoes, and pumpkins. Get 2026-ready facts, why it matters for jobs and exports, and classroom resources.

Utah ranks #2 in tart cherries, leads with beef cattle, and manages 22M acres of public-land grazing. Explore fast facts and classroom resources.

New Mexico leads U.S. chile, ranks #2 in pecans, and is home to the world’s largest single cheese plant. Explore fast facts and classroom resources.

Farmers are constantly looking for ways to improve their operations, whether through proven ideas or practical new technology.

Gripp CEO Tracey Wiedmeyer joined Tim Schaefer on The Dairy Signal by Professional Dairy Producers to discuss why information management is becoming a defining capability in modern dairy operations.

Nebraska leads in beef and corn, produces 2B+ gallons of ethanol, and ranks #2 in popcorn. Explore fast facts, jobs impact, and classroom resources.

Mississippi is #1 in U.S. catfish, posts $3B+ in poultry and eggs, and supports 170k+ member families. Explore fast facts and classroom resources.

Michigan grows 75% of U.S. tart cherries, harvests 1.2B lbs of apples, and ranks among the top dairy and grain states. Explore fast facts and classroom resources.

Louisiana leads in sugarcane, seafood, and forestry, and moves over half of U.S. grain exports. Explore fast facts, supply chain impact, and classroom resources.

Idaho leads the U.S. in potatoes and barley. Explore 2026-ready facts, why it matters for jobs and exports.

Gripp Rendezvoo, an AE50-winning ERM platform, puts the asset at the center so OEMs, dealers, and operators resolve breakdowns faster, keep PM on track, and access moment-of-need info in one shared hub.

Walkabout® Mother Bins has added GRIPP technology to every Mother Bin model, giving farmers instant access to equipment tracking, service history, manuals, and support through a simple QR code scan.

Gripp CEO, Tracey Wiedmeyer, joins the conversation to discuss how simple QR-based tagging is modernizing equipment maintenance and recordkeeping in agriculture.

Modern agriculture depends on complex equipment and systems, but record-keeping hasn’t always kept pace.

In this episode of the Spilled Salt Podcast, the conversation explores the realities of building an agtech startup from the ground up.

Agriculture has long relied on generic software and disconnected systems to manage equipment and operations.

Operations teams across agriculture and manufacturing face similar challenges: disconnected systems and scattered information.

In this episode of the Thriving Farmer Podcast, the conversation explores how technology can streamline farm record-keeping and operations management.
Technology adoption in agriculture often fails when it adds complexity instead of reducing it.

With ag equipment sales down and commodity markets under pressure, farmers are being forced to do more with the assets they already own.

Modern farm operations generate massive amounts of information, but too often, it’s scattered.

At Gripp, our goal is not just to streamline equipment tracking but also to foster a culture of care that enhances overall success.

One of the most common challenges on farms is the loss of critical operational knowledge when long-time staff members retire or leave.

Gripp alerts empowers farmers to stay proactive.
Don't just react -- prevent. Find out how you can use Gripp tags to keep track of anything on your farm.

Find out how Gripp can promote safety and accountability on your farm.

One question we often hear is whether Gripp creates work orders.

Find out how Gripp puts farmers first in each decision we make with our app.

Learn how we have made communication on your farm more efficient with Gripp.

Gripp can help your farm be more sustainable by maximizing equipment lifespan, profitability, and efficiency.

Find out why we use QR codes over traditional barcodes.

We quickly discuss how you can implement Gripp with specialty crops.

Gripp routines were created to provide structured input in areas where paper records or whiteboards would be used.

Describes a few quick steps you can take to onboard new equipment in your Gripp workspace.

Gripp can help you prevent disasters on your farm by practicing preventative maintenance.

A quick overview of what Gripp can offer to your operation.
Farmers don’t dislike technology, they dislike unnecessary paperwork.
See how Gripp fits the way your operation actually works.