Reading Time: 2 minutes The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday that farmers can use some existing supplies of herbicides based on the chemical dicamba, despite a federal court ruling last week that halted sprayings.
An Arizona court decision vacated the EPA's registration of dicamba-based herbicides
Thousands of American farmers who have already bought the herbicide now in a bind after court bans over-the-top use
EPA violated procedures mandating public input, judge rules
Court cites lack of analysis of effects on wildlife
Revised labels prohibit feeding, foraging of treated crops
Ban would mostly affect corn, sunflower crops
A look at the decision-making inside a major international multinational as it gets serious about DEI. Can their ideas work on your farm, too?