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In Sweden, farmers are turning to steam-treated seeds as an alternative to pesticides. This innovative method is helping them grow healthy crops while reducing environmental harm. | DW Environment

In Sweden, farmers are turning to steam-treated seeds as an alternative to pesticides. This innovative method is helping them grow healthy crops while reducing environmental harm.

DW Environment. DW Environment · Original audio. In Sweden, farmers are turning to steam-treated seeds as an alternative to pesticides. This innovative method is helping them grow healthy crops while reducing environmental harm.

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The main focus is farming today!

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