The director of state policy for Ohio Farm Bureau says protecting water quality remains a top priority as data center development continues across the state. Evan Callicoat tells Brownfield, “How much water are these taking in daily,” he says. “Are they plugged into a municipal water system? As long as our members are asking these […]
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The acting assistant director at the Illinois Department of Agriculture says the state’s local food system is receiving a boost. Kristi
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