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Good Old-Fashioned Earth Soil Will Be Heading to Space for the First Time
It’s time to see how dirt fares in space.
Hemp Groups Say New DEA Rule Could Hamper Growers
Hemp advocates have argued that the new rule is vague enough to permit unlawful prosecution.
We Can Now Cryogenically Freeze Avocados for Future Generations
Our great great grandchildren will thank us later.
Report Shows Trump’s Trade Aid Favored Southern Farms
Farmers in Georgia received the highest average in bailouts
Post-Hurricane Mosquitoes Are Killing Cattle in Louisiana
Horses and farmed deer have also been affected.
Trump Administration Rejects Biofuel Exemptions for Small Refineries
The EPA refused retroactive waivers for 17 refineries.
Scientists Develop Velcro-Like Strip That Can Detect Food Pathogens
It uses “bioinks,” which is not pronounced “boinks.”
Plants Could Help Find Dead Bodies
The color of vegetation might be able to show where dead bodies are buried.
How to Grow Mushrooms in Coffee Grounds
A slight DIY departure from your fruit and vegetable garden.
