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Daybreak Jan 31: Demand still outpaces conservation funding

Funding for farm bill conservation programs has risen sharply, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act. But demand is growing, too.

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USDA Releases 2022 Pesticide Data Program Annual Summary

USDA published the 2022 Pesticide Data Program Annual Summary, which shows that ..EPA. The tests were conducted on 10,665 samples from ..

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A good journal breaks bad: AAP spreads misinformation about glyphosate

A good journal breaks bad: AAP spreads misinformation about glyphosate
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Are pesticide residues on food something to worry about?

In this series, we have highlighted the complexities surrounding pesticide use, and the importance of balance instead of extremes and generalizations. A final

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Don t Worry: USDA Says Pesticide-Laden Food is Safe to Eat

The USDA recently claimed that current pesticides levels on food are safe, and that we should continue eating food coated with toxic chemicals.

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