The North Dakota Grain Growers Association will head to DC later this month. NDGGA President Ed Kessel says the phase II ERP rollout will be a focus of conversation while they are there. The organization plans to voice its concern of having to submit a Schedule F to determine qualification. “Every farmer is an independent business and we have our privacy too,” said Kessel. NDGGA will also be working to plan their E-Tours that will take place this summer. The tour provides EPA officials the chance to see pesticide practices first hand with farmers in North Dakota.
