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PNS Daily Newscast - March 18, 2019 


Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney says President Trump is not a White supremacist. Also on the rundown: Records show that Connecticut has been helping ICE agents. Plus, some farmers are convinced year-round ethanol would be a boost.

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Sustainable Agriculture

Converting land to corn production has reduced the amount of milkweed, the main food for monarch butterflies. (leoleobobeo/Pixabay)
Report Calls Biofuels Standard an Environmental Disaster
Friday, March 8, 2019
NEW YORK – A new report says the push for biofuels is causing serious environmental damage. The Renewable Fuel Standard or RFS was intended ...Read More
Montana ranchers such as Jeanie Alderson, above, say imported meat labeled as a
MT Lawmakers Hold Hearing on Country-of-Origin Labeling
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
HELENA, Mont. — A bill in the Montana Legislature aims to let Montanans know where their meat is really coming from. Lawmakers will hold a ...Read More
Research finds that kids retain retain lifelong healthy eating habits if they start eating nutritious food when they're young. (Lance Cheung/U.S. Dept. of Agriculture)
MN Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Support Farm-to-School Programs
Wednesday, February 13, 2019
ST. PAUL, Minn. - A bipartisan group of Minnesota lawmakers will introduce a measure today to bring schools and local farmers closer together ...Read More
Researchers say children are more susceptible to the negative health impacts of pesticides commonly used on conventionally grown foods. (@darby/Twenty20.com)
Report on Toxic Foods Intensifies Calls for Organic Shift
Tuesday, February 12, 2019
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A new food-safety report is underlining the need for increased supports to grow organic food production in Ohio. The study ...Read More
Flooding has cost Iowa residents, businesses and farmers about $18 billion over nearly three decades, according to a 2018 University of Iowa study. (Pixabay/werner22brigitte)
More Iowa Farmers Adapting to Climate Change
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
DES MOINES, Iowa — Farmers are used to adjusting for weather, but some are adjusting for climate change by planting a variety of crops ...Read More
As a farmer, educator and social-justice advocate, Onika Abraham says organic practices are rooted in past generations, from all walks of life and across the globe. (OEFFA)
Overcoming Oppressive Roots to Bring Diversity to Farming
Friday, January 25, 2019
COLUMBUS, Ohio – A premiere gathering for sustainable farmers, backyard growers and local food enthusiasts in Ohio marks a key milestone this ...Read More
A conference in Lewistown this week is looking at issues such as conflict-reduction practices between agricultural producers and wildlife. (Venture West Ranches/Flickr)
Conference Explores How to Live with Wildlife
Thursday, January 24, 2019
LEWISTOWN, Mont. – How can Montanans live alongside the state's wildlife? That's the question being explored at a conference this week in ...Read More
Chesapeake Bay is in danger of increased pollution from rivers and streams. (mcfisher/Pixabay)
Chesapeake Bay More Polluted for First Time in Decade
Tuesday, January 8, 2019
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Chesapeake Bay became more polluted last year for the first time in a decade according to a new report from the Chesapeake ...Read More
Advocates say pollinator-friendly solar farms benefit the environment and surrounding farms as they generate clean power for local communities. (The Nature Conservancy)
New NC Pollinator Group Offers Solar-Farm Guidance
Monday, December 31, 2018
DURHAM, N.C. – The buzz about the demise of honeybees, birds, monarch butterflies and other crucial pollinators has prompted the creation of a ...Read More
The 2018 National Climate Assessment warned that agricultural productivity in the Midwest could drop by 25 percent in the next 30 years without technology advances and changes in crop production. (soilassociation.org)
Farmers Encouraged to 'Champion Soil' in Face of Climate Change
Friday, December 28, 2018
DES MOINES, Iowa – Farming practices aren't changing as fast as the climate, and food production is likely to suffer, according to one expert ...Read More
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