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Unpasteurized milk presents certain health risks, according to public-health experts. (USDA NRCS Montana/Flickr)

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Public-Health Experts Concerned about MT Food Bill
Friday, March 5, 2021
HELENA, Mont. -- A measure in Helena would give Montanans more freedom to buy food from neighboring farmers and ranchers, supporters say, but the ...Read More
In the past decade, Iowa has been among the top states with the most flood-disaster declarations. (Adobe Stock)

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Focus of IA Flood Prevention Shifts to Funding Debate
Wednesday, March 3, 2021
DES MOINES, Iowa - Iowa has taken steps to prevent floods following historic disasters in recent decades. At the center of these efforts are local ...Read More
A 2018 audit found that applicants for the Nebraska's Microenterprise Tax Credit program had an estimated cost per job between $2,349 and $10,655. (Brad Horrigan/Hartford Courant)

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Nebraska's COVID Economic Recovery Linked to Microenterprise Tax Credit
Tuesday, March 2, 2021
LINCOLN, Neb. -- The coronavirus pandemic has caused many Nebraska businesses to shutter, and is forcing others to pause plans for future growth ...Read More
Farmer advocates say as more extreme weather events flood out rural roads, producers face more obstacles in planting or harvesting their crops. (Adobe Stock)

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Amid Crumbling Farm Roads, ND Producers Push for Infrastructure Funds
Monday, March 1, 2021
JAMESTOWN, N.D. -- Farmers say timing is everything for successful production, but North Dakota producers said it's not just changing weather ...Read More
Some Seattle restaurants secure their salmon supplies months in advance, to ensure they can serve this iconic Northwest fish. (Aldo/Adobe Stock)

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NW Infrastructure Plan Could Bolster WA Restaurants
Monday, March 1, 2021
SEATTLE -- If the Pacific Northwest has a taste, it's for the region's salmon, but as the iconic fish species dwindles, it also effects a food chain ...Read More
The Detroit Black Community Food Security Network is reimagining ways to grow food in cities, inspired by urban gardens in the 1960s and 70s. (espiegle/Adobe Stock)

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Black-Led Food, Land Justice Groups: Land Leads to Self-Determination
Thursday, February 25, 2021
By Ruth Terry for Yes! Media. Broadcast version by Lily Bohlke for Michigan News Connection reporting for the YES! Media-Public News Service ...Read More
More than 300 meatpacking and processing workers in the United States have died of COVID-19 since the pandemic began. (Adobe Stock)

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One Year Later, Many Poultry Workers Haven’t Seen COVID Protections
Tuesday, February 23, 2021
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Workers say Tyson Foods and other poultry-processing plants haven't done enough to prevent Arkansas workers from getting sick as ...Read More
Many agriculture experts argue competition law hasn't addressed increasing buyer power, especially in the seed, hog, livestock, poultry, and dairy industries. (Adobe Stock)

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Farmers Voice Support for Bill Tackling Monopoly Power
Friday, February 19, 2021
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Decades of unchecked mergers in the agricultural industry have left many farmers struggling, and rural advocacy groups says a ...Read More
Some older, low-producing gas wells release more methane into the air than they capture for sale. (evgenii/Adobe Stock)

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Groups Call for Regulating Smaller Sources of Methane
Friday, February 19, 2021
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Environmental groups say actions in Washington and Harrisburg to curb methane emissions are major steps forward, but they see a big ...Read More
A new report looking at federal investigations of wage and hourly standards on U.S. farms shows most cases result in violations. It says the pace of investigations is slowing, potentially leaving more migrant workers vulnerable. (Adobe Stock)

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Report on Farmworker Protections Includes Unsightly Data for IA
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
AMES, Iowa -- An arctic blast has left all of Iowa frozen in recent days, but the spring planting season is inching closer. A new report suggests ...Read More
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