More than half of bacterial species in the core of the human gut microbiome are potentially sensitive to glyphosate, shows new research. Researchers from the University of Turku introduced the first bioinformatics resource to determine and test the potential sensitivity of organisms to glyphosate.
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Read MoreDan Nosowitz Originally published by Modern Farmer The long-burbling discontent is now a lawsuit. A hydroponic organization. Photography by Muph on Shutterstock For years, organic advocates have spoken out against regulations...
Read MoreBy Peter Whoriskey Washington Post | Jul 07, 2017 at 11:30 AM Originally posted by Chicago Tribune A young Amish farmer tills a field on his steel-wheeled tractor in Kalona, Iowa. Amish farmers say they use steel wheels on their...
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A new report by Food Democracy Now! and the Detox Project exposes shocking levels of glyphosate...
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