The muddle over food and chemicals that help crops grow
Heartland: The European Union has again postponed a decision over whether to ban a weedkilling chemical that boosts crop production.
The muddle about food continues. The Angry Chef has waxed – angrily – about the fact that concerns about "sufficient" and "where will the next meal come from" have turned into "fads and fancies."
Last month, Plum Organics Company launched a new product: Plum Organics baby bowls. Plum Organics
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The muddle over food and chemicals that help crops grow
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