In this edition:

• Draft MAHA Report Embraces Conservation Agriculture, Doesn’t Target Pesticides
• The Impact of a Ghostwritten Paper on the Fate of Glyphosate
• Greenpeace Misleading People on Glyphosate
• More Potential Cases of Glyphosate Resistance Found in Italian Ryegrass

But the "Making Children Healthy Again" report does direct the EPA, USDA and other federal agencies to clear the way for increased adoption of conservation agriculture as a means to reform the nation's food system through reduced regulations, increased program funding and new partnerships with the private sector.

In this edition:

• MAHA Report Will ‘Respect’ Glyphosate Safety, EPA Official Says
• How Do Anti-Pesticide Medical Researchers Determine It Was Glyphosate-Related Rather Than Any Other Medical Concern That Caused Their Cancer?
• Bayer ‘Turning Over Every Stone’ to ‘Significantly Contain’ Glyphosate Litigation by End of 2026
• An Opinion From Pesticide Detractors: 80 Eighty Pesticides Detected in the Air of Rural Ag Areas in Spain

In this edition:

• Washington Wheat Farmer Advocates for Herbicide Targeted by RFK Jr.’s ‘MAHA’ Report
• Viewpoint: A Disturbing Conversation About Glyphosate With a Science-denier
• Bayer Sets Aside Additional $1.37 billion for U.S. Litigation
• Brussels Considers Changing Stance on Glyphosate and Cancer
• French Court Rules Bayer not Liable in Landmark Glyphosate Birth Defect Cases

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins emphasized the role the NRCS — founded 90 years ago — in supporting farmers through a voluntary transition to regenerative farming practices like no-till, strip-till and planting cover crops.

In this edition:

• Bayer Responds to New Glyphosate Study: ‘It is clear this study has serious Methodological Flaws’
• Water Hardness Check Key to Glyphosate Efficacy
• Trump-backed Pesticide Report Led by RFK Jr. Draws Fire from Agrichemical Industry
• Bayer Settles Missouri Roundup Case Mid-trial; Looks to U.S. Supreme Court
• Are We Really Losing Roundup?

In this edition:

• Glyphosate Deserves Careful Consideration
• Canadian Researchers Look for Alternatives to Glyphosate
• MAHA Report Points Fingers at Pesticides, Farm Industry Responds

The Department of Health and Human Services touted the 68-page report generated by a presidential commission as “exposing a range of contributing factors” in childhood chronic disease, including poor diet, accumulation of “environmental toxins,” inadequate physical activity, chronic stress and overmedicalization.”