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Pilgrim’s Pride Will Pay $110 Million Settlement in Chicken Price-Fixing Case
Their stock price went up, which shows what a severe fine it was.
Fertilizer Use Is Driving Man-Made Nitrous Oxide Emissions: Study
Changes are needed to reduce fertilizer use.
Pesticide Makers Say New Additive Can Combat Dicamba Drift
They want dicamba, with this new additive, to be re-permitted for use in the United States.
Mink Farming Leads to Political Chaos in Poland
The conservative coalition in Poland is divided over the issue.
USDA Chief Under Fire for Alleged Hatch Act Violations
There have been multiple instances of alleged illegal campaigning.
House Passes Stimulus Package, With Some Help for Farmers
The chances of it passing through the Senate, though, are grim.
Artist Dumps Over 60,000 Pounds of Carrots Outside British University
The goal is to connect the city with the land.
Scientists Say ‘Murder Hornets’ Could Spread Down West Coast
Hide your bees. Hide your hives.
Choose Your Own Adventure with Matty Matheson’s New Cookbook
Let Home Style Cookery be your guide.
