Kansas, often the No. 1 wheat state, is the latest hot spot for emergence of herbicide-resistant weeds. It is a problem, often linked to glyphosate, that is moving from the southern U.S. into the Midwest and Plains, says Reuters. Glyphosate is the most widely used weedkiller in the world. Dallas Peterson, a weed scientist at… » Read More
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