Eating a lot of fruits or vegetables with higher levels of pesticides may raise the levels of dozens of pesticides in your urine, according to a<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...
THE Department of Trade and Industry-Export Marketing Bureau (DTI-EMB) has unveiled the list of non-tariff measures imposed by the European Union that Philippine agriculture exporters must comply with ...
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Random Lake's eagles are beloved. But what happens if housing is built near their nest?
Random Lake residents cherish their bald eagles, and some are concerned potential housing projects outlined in a master plan ...
Malayalam actor Dhyan Sreenivasan has ventured into paddy cultivation, inspired by his father, veteran actor Sreenivasan. Collaborating with local farmers, his project at Kandanad fields has expanded ...
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States Target Ultraprocessed Foods in Bipartisan Push
California Republican James Gallagher, the GOP’s former Assembly leader, has often accused the state’s progressive lawmakers ...
Insect pollinators are fundamental to biodiversity, ecosystem resilience, and global food security, providing indispensable pollination services to both ...
In Reddit's r/walmart, an employee shared a photo of "180 pounds' worth" of bananas and said they were "all going into the ...
India adds 4 new Ramsar Sites in 2025, showcasing efforts in wetland conservation, biodiversity protection, and sustainable ...
A common soil fungus could help farmers reduce their reliance on synthetic fungicides, new research suggests, by producing natural airborne chemicals that suppress devastating plant diseases.
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