  Today, hadron physics research occurs at Fermilab as parts of broader
experimental programs. This is very likely to be the case in the future. Thus,
much of this presentation focuses on our vision of that future - a future aimed
at making Fermilab the host laboratory for the International Linear Collider
(ILC). Given the uncertainties associated with the ILC - the level of needed
R&D, the ILC costs, and the timing - Fermilab is also preparing for other
program choices. I will describe these latter efforts, efforts focused on a
Proton Driver to increase the numbers of protons available for experiments. As
examples of the hadron physics which will be coming from Fermilab, I summarize
three experiments: MIPP/E907 which is running currently, and MINER A and
Drell-Yan/E906 which are scheduled for future running periods. Hadron physics
coming from the Tevatron Collider program will be summarized by Arthur Maciel
in another talk at Hadron05.
