Southeast Minnesota struggles for common ground on nitrate pollution as health worries rise

Corn grows on a farm in rural Winona County. A majority of nitrate contamination in drinking water in southeast Minnesota comes from manure and commercial fertilizer applied to cropland.
Kirsti Marohn | MPR News
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