Richard Gupton with the Ag Retailers Association says stricter over-the-top dicamba label requirements from the U.S. EPA are designed to keep the product on target and out of the courtroom, but he says… “I anticipate some lawsuits potentially from this. I think that’s why the EPA took so long and put the more stringent standards […]
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