By Jesse Allen
American Ag Network
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday finalized registrations for a slate of new crop protection products, a move farm groups say will give growers additional tools to fight resistant weeds and disease pressure ahead of the 2027 growing season.
The agency also announced a separate effort to gather input from farmers and other agricultural stakeholders on registered pre-harvest desiccation uses in wheat, a review tied to an executive order from President Trump directing EPA to ensure such uses remain aligned with safety and environmental standards, including accurate product labeling.