Lumpy green magnetic rock with chondrites, meteorite? Help!

[Beaglejuice13]

Found this a few years ago on my boyfriend's family farm. Was in a pile of field rocks. The farm is in Northern Indiana, about 10 mins from the Michigan State Line. I haven't checked density but it is very heavy for its size. It's strongly magnetic and has chondrites all over it. I couldn't tell with the streak test, I've never done one before, It was very faint gray. Much lighter than a pencil mark. Its dark green with lumps-reminds me of a toad. I included pictures wet and dry in natural light. I also added a couple of pics I took under flourescent lights I use for my succulents over the winter. The artificial light seemed to capture the details nicely in this case. Any suggestions on how to figure out if it's a meteorite? Or am I wasting my time lol?

 

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[galenrog]

I see no visible characteristics of meteorites in the item pictured.

Time for more coffee.

 

[Vladimir bvm]

One direction, that the moon stone. Learn!

 

[Rocks A Lot]

Looks like old concrete to me... Old concrete had this nice blue or green color. Though could it be part of a old sedimentary Creek bed. If natural it could be an ore. I wouldn't get my hopes up.