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Does washing produce actually remove pesticides? What to know

We've got some practical tips if you're worried about harmful chemicals on your fruits and vegetables

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Is organic or conventional produce safer to eat?

Does nonorganic food have more pesticides? Are organic fruits and vegetables healthier than conventional options? What produce is best? Learn more.

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20% of Common Produce Contains Risky Pesticide Levels : Consumer Reports Study

A new report from Consumer Reports found pesticide residue at levels that posed significant risks on about 20% of the foods analyzed.

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2024 Dirty Dozen list shames filthiest fruits and vegetables

According to the Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit advocating for a cleaner food supply, a whopping 75% of conventional fresh fruit and vegetables sampled contained residue of potentially harmful chemicals.

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Monroe County potatoes contribute to Michigan s $2 5B economy

This week, Ned Birkey discusses potatoes, the finding of a potato gene, the Pesticide Data Program, eggs and weather.

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