GMOs

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Oregon’s Seed War: Can Vegetable Crops and Canola Coexist in the Seed Capitol of America?

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06.20.19

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The Sobering Details Behind the Latest Seed Monopoly Chart

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01.11.19

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3 Reasons to be Concerned about the USDA’s Proposed GMO Labeling Rules

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06.22.18

Sign warning about pesticides on a farm

Hawaii Shows States’ Power to Regulate Pesticides

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06.20.18

Dallas Glazik (right) and brother Will Glazik with some of the corn varieties they grow on their farm near Paxton, IL on Friday, April 13, 2018. (Photo by Darrell Hoemann/The Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting)

In High Demand, Organic Soy and Corn Farmers Stand to Win

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06.01.18

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A Family Farmer Looks Back at 30 Years in the Field

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04.27.18

Antonia Chulim Noh making tortillas by hand in Kahua, Yucatan. The corn is from her own milpa.

Ancient Corn is Coming to Whole Foods. Just Don’t Try to Buy it in Mexico.

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10.27.17

Reporting on the World’s Most Controversial Farm Chemical

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10.10.17

Vicki & Charlie Hertel picking Strawberries at Sun Gold Farm

How Organic Farmers are ‘Gaining Ground’

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09.29.17

Seed Saving is the Original Sharing Economy

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07.28.17

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The Match.com of Seed Saving

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04.26.17

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Monsanto’s Driverless Car: Is CRISPR Gene Editing Driving Seed Consolidation?

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04.10.17

methane

Our Best Environment Stories from 2016

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12.22.16

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Will Our Food be Safe Under Trump?

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11.17.16

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The Root of the Rootworm Problem: What a Tiny Beetle Can Tell Us About Our Broken Agricultural System

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08.25.16

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Could CRISPR Gene Editing Change the Future of Ag?

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07.25.16

GMO labeling

Congress Passed a New GMO Labeling Bill. How Will it Work?

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07.21.16

Can Farm-to-Table Tortillas Help Sustain Mexico’s Corn Heritage?

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06.10.16