In this edition:

• U.S. Supreme Court Sides with Bayer, Backs Federal Labeling
• Bayer Seeks Up to 446%Tariffs on Chinese Glyphosate Days After Farm Groups Helped Save Roundup in Court
• Bayer Consolidates U.S. Glyphosate Business into Ruveon Amidst Controversial CVD Petition

In this edition:

• How to Unlock Phosphate and Improve Herbicide Efficacy
• Publisher Investigating Two More Papers on Glyphosate Safety Over Ghostwriting Claims
• In Trade, the Customer is Always Right, Glyphosate Proves It

An analysis of 11 years of in-depth data shows no-till and cover crops are a good choice for Corn Belt soybean and corn growers.

In this edition:

• Health Canada Adds Glyphosate to Continuous Oversight Policy
• Bayer’s Monsanto Deal Destroyed Billions and Rewrote M&A Risk Rules
• The Right Chemistry: Putting Concerns about Weed Killer Glyphosate into Perspective

An innovative approach that offers major Farm Bill conservation and environmental benefits is really built around tripling the current no-till acreage.

In this edition:

• Bayer’s Proposed Roundup Settlement Violates Constitution, New Legal Filing Claims
• Bayer Says No Plans to Restructure Despite Litigation Threat
• Brazil Prosecutors Sue to Ban Weed Killer Glyphosate

One of our 50 states has decided to ban the herbicide that got no-till started in the early years before glyphosate came along.

If you are a white male farmer who has been received EQUIP funds from the JU.S. Department of Agriculture, the feds may have been costing you dollars.