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Experts Weigh Safety of Homegrown Food Amid Rising Gardening Trends

Experts assess the safety of home gardening as fears of foodborne illness drive a surge in domestic cultivation.

1 publisher · 3 articles · first seen 21 Sept 2026 · updated 45d ago

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1 publisher has covered this in 3 articles since 21 Sept 2026. NPR Health published first, on 21 September at 08:40 UTC. The most recent article, from NPR Health, appeared on 22 September at 20:56 UTC.

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  1. NPR HealthIs homegrown food safer?
  2. NPR HealthIs produce from a home garden safer than store bought? 'It depends'
  3. NPR HealthIs produce from a home garden safer than store bought? 'It depends'

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  1. Is produce from a home garden safer than store bought? 'It depends' NPR Health ·
  2. Is homegrown food safer? NPR Health ·
  3. Is produce from a home garden safer than store bought? 'It depends' NPR Health ·
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