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Florida's Right To Farm Act and Farmer's on Biden's 50% GGE Reduction
The Agribusiness Update
Florida Farm Bureau president Hoblick applauds Governor DeSantis signing of Right to Farm Act modernization, and Farmers polled on President Biden's goal of 50% greenhouse gas emissions reduction by 2030.
USDA's Final Rule for Hemp Production and Bayer's Roundup Settlement
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USDA announces final rule regulating hemp production, and Bayer proposes settlement in Roundup lawsuits.
Bayer Applauds EPA's Glyphosate Study and Celery Sales High
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Bayer AG happy with EPA's study confirming safety of glyphosate, and Celery sales highest in produce section.
Harvest Delay California and Coronavirus Impact on Ag Markets
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Rainy December and January slows down California harvest season, and Coronavirus and the possible impact on ag markets.
Wheat Acres Dip and Bayer Postpones Glyphosate Suits
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U.S. Wheat acres dip to 100-year low, and Bayer postpones Glyphosate lawsuits to allow more time for settlement talks.
U.S. Pumpkin Production and Potato Exports Bright
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10 states produce most of the U.S. pumpkins, and expectations for potato exports looks pretty good.
Glyphosate Labeling and Distinguished Service in FFA
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The EPA says no to labels linking glyphosate to cancer, and Distinguished Service awards for three at National FFA Convention.
U.S.-Guatemala H-2A Talks and Bayer Judgement Reduction
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The U.S. and Guatemala work to boost H-2A workers from that country, and a judge drastically reduces a Roundup judgement against Bayer AG.
Austria Bans Glyphosate and ASF Still Strong in China
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Austria first European country to ban Glyphosate, and African Swine Fever still strong in China.
Bayer Fights for Roundup and Tyson Sells Beyond Meat Shares
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Bayer continues fight to defend Roundup, and Tyson sells off shares of Beyond Meat.
Wisconsin Loses More Dairies and Bayer's Glyphosate Judgement
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Wisconsin loses another 212 dairy farms so far in 2019, and Bayer to comply with Glyphosate judgement but will continue to fight other cases.
China Buys More U.S. Soybeans and Another Roundup Verdict
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China is buying more U.S. Soybeans, and a jury finds Bayer must pay man $80-million dollars for Roundup-caused cancer.
French Fry Production and Roundup Decision
The Agribusiness Update
Will French Fry Production lead to more potato acres, and a San Francisco jury finds glyphosate does cause cancer in Roundup trial.
Dicamba Registration Extended and Roundup Verdict Lowered
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EPA gives conditional 2-year extension on Dicamba registration, and California judge reduces judgement against Monsanto in case of groundskeeper claiming the Roundup he used caused his terminal cancer.
Trade Not Aid Plea and Monsanto's Judgement Request
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Ag groups plead for trade fix instead of aid to help with Trump tariffs, and Bayer's Monsanto unit asks judge to change award or allow a new trial for $289-million glyphosate judgement.
Glyphosate Okay in Brazil and Living Billboard in St. Louis
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Judge clears way for glyphosate use in Brazil, and St. Louis drivers enjoy first living billboard covered with live crops.
ICE Immigration Arrests and Bayer Stocks Down
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ICE targets businesses for hiring and mistreating illegal immigrants, and Bayer stocks down after California jury orders $289-million payout for Monsanto's glyphosate violation.
Glyphosate Trial and Oregon Ranchers Pardoned
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Judge rules Glyphosate cancer trial can move forward, and Oregon ranchers get Presidential pardons for Malheur National Wildlife Refuge 2016 takeover.
Trump Tariff Support and Glyphosate Win in California
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Is President Trump's support waning in farm country amid tariff talks, and Judge rules Glyphonsate does not have to be labeled carcinogen in California.
Second ELD Extension and Judge's Roundup Cancer Take
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A second 90-day extension granted for Ag haulers mandate to use the Electronic Logging Device, and a judge critical of epidemiologists claim Roundup causes cancer.