Hawaii Floods Spread Chemicals and Diseases, UH Program Offers Help
• Flooding in Hawaii from Kona low storms has raised concerns about the spread of chemicals and crop diseases.
• The University of Hawaii is offering a free testing program to help farmers assess soil health and identify pathogens.
• The program aims to support farmers in managing the aftermath of floods and ensuring the safety of their crops.
Hawaii farmers get free soil testing program
Recent Kona low storms in Hawaii caused significant flooding, leading to concerns about the spread of harmful chemicals and crop diseases.
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