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NW Iowa | I used to enjoy AgPhd but there constant defense of monsanto and the dicamba deal is getting a little old pretty much downplay any trouble out there and blame farmers or applicators for all the issues and even use the there will be a yield gain from the damaged beans argument to justify the damage. Pretty much we are all fools if we don't plant them next year as they yield way better and they are completely safe if we know how to read the label. Does anybody else find the defense of the whole deal a little over the top? | |
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Hefty boys monsanto lackeys on dicamba
