Monsanto’s weed killer, dicamba, divides farmers
Story Date: 9/25/2017

 

Source: Danny Hakim, NY TIMES, 9/12/17


Farmers planted a new kind of seed on 25 million acres of soybean and cotton fields this year. Developed by Monsanto, the seeds, genetically modified to be resistant to a weed killer called dicamba, are one of the biggest product releases in the company’s history. But the seeds and the weed killer have turned some farmers — often customers of Monsanto, which sells both — against the company and alarmed regulators.

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