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Why some Alberta farmers worry about glyphosate alternatives

Glyphosate helps farmers keep from having to plow their fields to pull weeds up. Plowing is terrible for soil and destroys the things that prevent erosion.

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Why some Alberta farmers worry about glyphosate alternatives

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