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Senate Ag may reconsider seed ban passed last year over guv’s veto - Vermont Daily Chronicle

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Some committee members said they would like to revisit the ban on neonicotinoid-treated seeds, set to take effect in Vermont in 2029. The Legislature last year passed Act 182 by overriding a veto by Gov. Phil Scott.

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