According to reports, Bayer AG is now deciding whether to employ the “Texas Two-Step,” a controversial legal maneuver that would force claim settlement.
Bayer’s GenAI aids farmers and advisors, while AgPowered Services now include global weather data spanning 40 years for regulatory, sustainability support.
This week, U.S. District Court Judge David Bury in Arizona nullified the Environmental Protection Agency’s approvals of dicamba-based herbicides from 2020.
Bayer is inviting farmers to take online dicamba training at its easy-to-use online portal at RoundupReadyXtend.com/Training.
When I started the “Farm Babe” on social media, a lot of my viral posts were on debunking myths around GMOs. So I was called a “shill” a lot.
California won’t be able to label Bayer Ag’s Monsanto product Roundup (or any glyphosate products) with a Proposition 65 cancer warning after all. A three-judge panel on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a 2020 decision, saying that a cancer warning on the product would be misleading to consumers and violate the First Amendment. […]
For the third time in about two weeks, a jury delivered a major verdict against the makers of Roundup, this time a $332 million decision.
A Philadelphia jury hit Monsanto with a $175 million verdict in favor of a cancer patient who claimed the company failed to warn him about Roundup.
As part of National Nematode Day, four $500 sweepstakes winners qualified by drawing by correctly answering “Are You Smarter Than a Nematode?” quizzes.
Four young leaders from across the country receive $5,000 4-H Youth in Action scholarships for outstanding achievements and community impact.