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

What farmers share in this survey could influence how billions in conservation funding gets prioritized and delivered in the years ahead.

In this edition:

• Glyphosate in the Crosshairs
• Dutch Regulator: Italian Study Claiming Glyphosate Causes Cancer is Unreliable
• Is Roundup Messing With Our Gut Microbiome?
• New Study Adds to Evidence That Glyphosate Can Cause Cancer

In this podcast, brought to you by Yetter Farm Equipment, Tidal Grow AgriScience President and Chief Commercial Officer Norm Davy discusses the purpose behind the Formulator Strategic Alliance.

For this episode, we are going to Nelson, Missouri to visit with Alan Weber as he discusses his use of cereal rye and other cover crops on his farm. Weber runs a diversified crop and livestock operation and he’s found cereal rye especially useful in reducing pigweed and waterhemp pressure.