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Court Rules on Glyphosate Registration

Published June 20, 2022

A federal appeals court has ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to review the registration of glyphosate. According to the opinion, the agency did not properly justify its findings that glyphosate is not a threat to human health. Activist groups, including…

MO Jury Rules in Favor of Bayer

Published June 10, 2022

Bayer won a trial in a Missouri courtroom with the jury rejecting claims the plaintiff’s cancer was caused by glyphosate. Bayer won two similar cases in California last year. The Supreme Court is expected to wiegh in on the case…

DOJ Did Not Consult with USDA on Glyphosate Case

Published May 27, 2022

The Justice Department did not seek input from Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack before filing a friend of the court brief urging the Supreme Court not to consider a case about the labeling of glyphosate. Vilsack made that point in response…

Adjusting to the Glyphosate Shortage

Published February 16, 2022

An already tight supply of glyphosate is now tighter. Bayer declared force majeure because of a mechanical failure at the manufacturing plant that supplies a key raw ingredient. NDSU Extension Weed Specialist Joe Ikley is advising farmers to continue to…

Bayer Responds to Glyphosate Production Issue

Published February 14, 2022

In a statement provided to the Red River Farm Network, Bayer said the raw ingredient supplier experiencing mechanical failure may have short-term impacts on production of an active ingredient in glyphosate. "Our supplier is on track to restore production, we’ve…

Force Majeure Invoked, Impacts Glyphosate Supply

Published February 14, 2022

An already stressed supply chain situation has taken another hit. Bayer’s global head of active ingredient production sent a notice to customers on Friday saying one of the company’s key raw material suppliers is down three months. Bayer is invoking…

Glyphosate Supply is the ‘Hot Button’ Topic

Published January 28, 2022

The hot topic at the KMOT Ag Show was the product shortages. Bayer Regional Manager Troy Sayler says the biggest question has been with glyphosate. "Right now, we have our supply plans in place and are just working through some…

Court May Determine Access to Glyphosate

Published January 11, 2022

Supreme Court justices heard oral arguments about the ability for farmers to use glyphosate this past week. Following the oral arguments, a coalition representing agriculture, landscaping and golf courses issued a statement supporting the continued registration of glyphosate. This coalition…

Invest in the Crop, Not the Weeds

Published December 31, 2021

Weed management may be one way to cut back on the fertilizer bill. Syngenta product lead Shawn Hock says weeds take up a lot of nitrogen. "In recent studies that we've done with two-to-four inch weeds across a lot of…

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Supply Chain Headache is #2 Story of the Year

Published December 27, 2021

Farmers are dealing with product shortages of everything from glyphosate and glufosinate to the computer chips needed to run the tractor. "We believe it is going to stay this way far longer than what some of the experts are saying,"…

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Articles tagged under: glyphosate

Court Rules on Glyphosate Registration

MO Jury Rules in Favor of Bayer

DOJ Did Not Consult with USDA on Glyphosate Case

Adjusting to the Glyphosate Shortage

Bayer Responds to Glyphosate Production Issue

Force Majeure Invoked, Impacts Glyphosate Supply

Glyphosate Supply is the ‘Hot Button’ Topic

Court May Determine Access to Glyphosate

Invest in the Crop, Not the Weeds

Supply Chain Headache is #2 Story of the Year

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