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How controversial pesticide research all but vanished from a major conference

How controversial pesticide research all but vanished from a major conference
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In June, the University of Minnesota had a research team that was willing to come to your house and dig up some grubs. 200 gardeners offered their yards, more than

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Ramstad: University of Minnesota research could lay foundation for future beetle-fighting business

The offer seemed too good to be true. In a news announcement in June, the University of Minnesota Extension said it had a research team willing to come to Minnesotans' homes, dig up the Japanese beetle larvae infesting their lawns and replant grass. But, as happens often enough, by the time this news reached the media, it was too late. The researchers had also made their offer to Minnesota's .

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University of Minnesota research could lay foundation for future beetle-fighting business

University of Minnesota research could lay foundation for future beetle-fighting business
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Study finds widely used insecticide has little effect on Monarch butterflies

A widely used class of insecticides is known to harm both native bees and honeybees. But a new University of Minnesota study finds the neonicotinoid insecticides have little effect on adult Monarch butterflies.

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