Safety advocate highlights bacteria contamination risk in homegrown vegetables
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A Bluesky user engages with the NPR article to note that homegrown vegetables can also be contaminated with bacteria, and shares resources about safe gardening and foraging practices to prevent contamination.
“Homegrown veggies can also be contaminated with bacteria, according to @npr.org's article.”
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Homegrown veggies can also be contaminated with bacteria, according to @npr.org ‘s article. I have a couple of posts about safe gardening and foraging on my blog you can check for ways to avoid contamination by toxic chemicals (links on next posts). 1/3
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# environment # HomeGardening # Produce # Safety From NPR.org: Is produce from a home garden safer than store bought? 'It depends' https://www. npr.org/2026/09/21/nx-s1-59729 71/garden-vegetables-lettuce-food-safety?renderPlatform=nprone_ios&unified=true
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