Biotech soybeans reshape farming across Iowa and beyond
Farmers embrace herbicide tolerant soybeans driving easier weed control and larger fields. John Askew, Iowa, plants 1000 acres and cuts tillage as Roundup usage drops costs and labor while critics warn of environmental risks and weed resistance amid rising adoption and debates over labeling.
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Trial Opens Over Florida A&M Bombings Fueled by Race Tension
Lawrence Lombardi, a 42 year old former Marine, stands trial in Pensacola for planting two pipe bombs on the Florida A&M University campus and triggering a hate crime investigation. Prosecutors seek life if convicted as jurors weigh fears about race relations influencing Tallahassee.
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Graham attorney hopeful for stay before execution
Gary Graham's attorney completed meetings with state officials and expressed optimism that someone in the governor's office or on the parole board could intervene to halt the execution slated for next week. Richard Burr said the decision is still a work in progress and no firm stance has been made.
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