A pesticide manufacturer has announced that it will take a harmful herbicide off the market, following years of litigation.

The Florida Department of Health tested common grocery store breads for glyphosate, a herbicide found in Roundup.

Based on EPA’s announcement Feb. 6, farmers will have over-the-top dicamba products available for soybeans and cotton again ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) established the strongest protections in agency history for over-the-top (OTT) ...

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Labels, particularly when applied to human beings and their behavior, can have a surprisingly polarizing effect, regardless of the label’s efficacy. Some people resist labels altogether, while others ...

Bayer announced July 30 that it has submitted applications in four major agricultural markets—the European Union, Brazil, Canada, and the United States—for a new herbicide with a new mode of action, ...

General Mills Inc. GIS.N agreed to stop calling the oats in its Nature Valley granola bars 100 percent natural to settle a lawsuit by three consumer groups that said the bars contained small amounts ...

Summertime is notorious for cookouts, swimming, and playing in the grass. Having a nice, lush yard is every homeowner's dream, but pesky weeds can quickly turn that dream into a frustrating battle.

Farm groups are looking for at least one branch of the federal government to ban state laws that contradict pesticide and herbicide labels approved by the Environmental Protection Agency. Some 365 ...

Nufarm, Morrisville, North Carolina, announced the registration of Weedar XHL and WeedMaster XHL herbicides powered by its patented 2,4-D Dual Salt Technology to deliver substantial advantages to ...

As farmers gear up for the 2025 production season, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) continues to refine its rules for herbicide use with regard to the Endangered Species Act (ESA).