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Expanding Hemp Could Improve Kentucky Water Quality and Biodiversity

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October 26, 2026

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[#item_full_content] Hemp has long been pitched to Kentucky farmers as a way to diversify their income. Research now suggests it could diversify the landscape itself, with Expanding Hemp Could Improve Kentucky Water Quality and Biodiversity Read More

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