(The Center Square) — Vermont Gov. Phil Scott has vetoed a proposal to restrict the use of toxic pesticides for agriculture, saying it would hurt the state's farmers. The proposal, approved by the Democratic-controlled state Legislature, called for banning neonic-treated seeds of corn, soybean, wheat and rice and outdoor uses on soybeans, cereal grains and […]
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