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Policymakers must rely on science to set agricultural policies, not misinformation spread through social media

Mark Lowey
February 12, 2025

Policymakers must rely on science to set agricultural policies, especially since social media is rife with misinformation and disinformation, panelists said during a webinar presented by the Simpson Centre for Food and Agricultural Policy.

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Policymakers must rely on science to set agricultural policies, not misinformation spread through social media

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Policymakers must rely on science to set agricultural policies, not misinformation spread through social media

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