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According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 26 percent of Indiana’s corn and 25 percent of its soybeans have been planted as of May 4.

Indiana would have received over $21.8 million from the two canceled programs.

Everybody eats, including animals at the zoo. Producer Toby Foster talks with the curator of nutrition at the Cincinnati Zoo.

Rollins outlined a five-pronged strategy including $500 million for biosecurity measures, set to be released 'immediately.'

The study also noted the majority of agricultural land near solar and wind farms remains in farming despite the expansion of renewable energy projects.

The projects will reduce and avoid at least 43.7 million tons of greenhouse gases annually, equivalent to removing more than 10 million cars off the road every year.

The funds will be used to expand exports beyond traditional markets to places such as Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and South and Southeast Asia.

According to the USDA, 54 percent of Indiana’s corn and 49 percent of the state’s soybeans have been planted so far.

The project seeks to improve the oak-hickory tree population, wildlife habitats, and reduce tree density.

After the fifth consecutive year of population decline, the nixing of a key report might make working through the issue a challenge.