The Environmental Protection Agency recently awarded $15 million in research grants to study how PFAS, or forever chemicals, can move through crops and livestock. Administrator Lee Zeldin tells Brownfield research and new technologies are rapidly evolving how the pollutants can be managed. “I would not want to understate how far the technological advancements have gone,” […]
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A farmer in southeast South Dakota says the recent rains have harvest on hold. “We started with sunflower harvest about two
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