Erica Quinlan

Field Editor at Indiana AgriNews

west lafayette, indiana, united states

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I am a field editor at Indiana AgriNews and an aspiring children's book author. Specialties: Journalism, social media, blogs, photography, communications, creative writing.Beats: Rural life, agritourism, row crops, plant health, biofuels, commodity organizations, hemp, food and wine.

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Indiana FFA Foundation receives $750,000 grant

TRAFALGAR, Ind. — The Indiana FFA Foundation will receive a $750,000 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. through its Capital Project Initiative for Residential Youth Camps. Thanks to this grant, Indiana FFA will make significant improvements to the Indiana FF... See more

agrinews-pubs.com•Erica Quinlan•Jan 8, 2026

Beck's documentary launches: How faith, hard work and family shaped a legacy

ATLANTA, Ind. — A documentary called “The Beck Family: A Home-Grown Legacy” has officially premiered and is available to watch for free online. What started as three acres in 1937 has grown into the largest family-owned retail seed company and third large... See more

agrinews-pubs.com•Erica Quinlan•Jan 6, 2026

Success strategies from Beck's Hybrids Practical Farm Research

ATLANTA, Ind. — Beck’s Hybrids published its 2025 Practical Farm Research findings, available for free online. To accompany the release, registration is open for 2026 PFR Insight Meetings, where experts break down the latest PFR findings and share managem... See more

agrinews-pubs.com•Erica Quinlan•Jan 6, 2026

From loss to resilience: Advice for how to manage grief

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The holidays aren’t always an easy time of year. For those experiencing grief, it can be a lonely, painful time. “Grief hurts,” said Gina Forte, a grief educator, during a webinar hosted by AgrAbility. “It hurts because when we love... See more

agrinews-pubs.com•Erica Quinlan•Jan 6, 2026

More meat, more meal: Pork, soy exports crucial for industry growth

FLAT ROCK, Ind. — When it comes to soybean demand, meat exports are a big part of the equation. Soybean meal is key to raising healthy hogs. And demand for pork exports has skyrocketed since Jim Douglas, an Indiana farmer and United Soybean Board director... See more

agrinews-pubs.com•Erica Quinlan•Jan 1, 2026

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Indiana FFA Foundation receives $750,000 grant

Beck's documentary launches: How faith, hard work and family shaped a legacy

Success strategies from Beck's Hybrids Practical Farm Research

From loss to resilience: Advice for how to manage grief

More meat, more meal: Pork, soy exports crucial for industry growth

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Indiana FFA Foundation receives $750,000 grant

Beck's documentary launches: How faith, hard work and family shaped a legacy

Success strategies from Beck's Hybrids Practical Farm Research

From loss to resilience: Advice for how to manage grief

More meat, more meal: Pork, soy exports crucial for industry growth

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