Bishops urge land reform in Midwest farm heartland
Midwest Catholic bishops release Strangers and Guests calling for land stewardship reforms rooted in faith. The 38 page document critiques land concentration, favors modest farm sizes, tax changes, and limits on eminent domain while urging conservation, seed ownership review, and community input across 12 states and 44 dioceses.
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Midwest
Church
U.S
South Dakota
John Hart
Sioux Falls
S.D
Midwest Bishops
Wisconsin fights oats pest with natural predators
Entomologists in Wisconsin release stingless wasps in six southeastern counties to curb cereal leaf beetle in oats fields. Officials say predators may reduce need for pesticides if they establish over winter and feed on beetle larvae. The program uses USDA-supported parasites from Michigan and aims to protect a $60 to $100 million Wisconsin oat crop.
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State Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Rock County
Lake Michigan
USDA
Brewer
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Aurora, S.D
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Des Moines, Iowa
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Woodville
Rogers - United - Miller Inc
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