Pesticide registrants vow to fight EPA plan to bar use

The government is moving ahead to cancel the registrations for flubendiamide, a pesticide sold under the trade name Belt, with Bayer CropScience and Nichino America vowing to fight the decision, says Agri-Pulse. The EPA asked the companies to voluntarily cancel the registrations for the pesticide, which is approved for use on more than 200 crops… » Read More

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