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Maddie Saffai here with NPR's Food and Agriculture Correspondent,

Dan Charles. Welcome back to the show, Dan.

Hi, Maddie.

So a few months ago, you told us about kind of a huge fight

raging in the world of agriculture over a pesticide called

dicamba. It's one of the countries most widely used,

but arguably one of the most resented weed killers.

And a federal court recently weighed in on this.

Right. The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

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