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How farms are tackling ag runoff and cleanup
Know the old adage “farmers need to feed the world?” Maybe so. But where does that leave us on the issue of ag runoff? Because whether you like it or not, pollution from farms is ending up in our lakes, rivers and oceans. Paul Greenberg wrote about the subject for the Food and Environment Reporting Network .
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readKnow the old adage “farmers need to feed the world?” Maybe so. But where does that leave us on the issue of ag runoff? Because whether you like it or not, pollution from farms is ending up in our lakes, rivers and oceans. Paul Greenberg wrote about the subject for the Food and Environment Reporting Network. His article is “How Vermont tackled farm pollution and cleaned up its waters.”
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The full episode
4 of 6Making music with vegetables, and mastering Indian cooking technique- 0:00Listen to the Long Island Vegetable Orchestra
- 12:28'The Indian Cooking Curse'
- 21:23Jonathan Gold reviews Felix
- 25:22How farms are tackling ag runoff and cleanupYou’re reading this
- 41:37The Market Report: Scarlet Runner Beans
- 49:28How to make perfect stocks and broths