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Minnesota farmers are back in the crosshairs of state government following a report on the health of the Minnesota River.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) has released its evaluation of the River and its tributaries, which stretches from the Mississippi River near the Twin Cities to far western Minnesota.

Minnesota Soybean Growers Association director of public affairs Joe Smentek says MPCA unfairly targets agriculture in their analysis.

“I was really disappointed in the report and the amount of finger-pointing that it does. 

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