Dan 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...
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Original post Civil Eats By Kristina “Kiki” Hubbard As four seed companies now control...
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Originally published: The Cornucopia Institute There are two important things that I have learned...
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Originally published: EcoWatch The Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting has completed a...
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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Originally published: Civil Eats On February 26, 2008, a $9-million underground seed vault began...
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Originally published: Food & Water Watch Last week, Reuters reported on an alleged conspiracy...
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According to records obtained by the Associated Press, the EPA boss met with Liveris for about 30 minutes at a Houston hotel on March 9. Later that month, Pruitt announced that he would no longer pursue a ban on chlorpyrifos from being used on food, ignoring his agency’s own review that even small amounts of the pesticide could impact fetus and infant brain development.
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Originally published: WBUR News Arkansas’s pesticide regulators have stepped into the middle...
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