Voters To Cast Ballots On Pesticide-Free Farming - Switzerland

Voters To Cast Ballots On Pesticide-Free Farming - Switzerland

Photo dated May 17, 2021 shows a vegetable garden in Bern, Switzerland. Switzerland is holding a referendum that could result in a total ban on synthetic pesticides. But environmentalists, farmers and agrochemical companies are at odds over a potential switch to organic agriculture. Photo by Francois Glories/ABACAPRESS.COM

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