Missouri Soybeans’ Technical Conservation Agronomist, Kaitlin Flick-Dinsmore, says it’s important that farmers become familiar with the Endangered Species Act and provides some clarification on navigating the ESA and working with the EPA. Learn more at mosoy.org.
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The director of Penn State’s agricultural law center says a federal judge’s decision to dismiss John Deere’s lawsuit over its right-to-repair
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