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Anonymous ID: 677900 Feb. 16, 2020, 1:17 p.m. No.8157197   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7211 >>7219 >>7255 >>7421 >>7510 >>7674

U.S. peach grower awarded $265 million from Bayer, BASF in weedkiller lawsuit

 

A Missouri jury’s $265 million award to peach grower Bill Bader in his lawsuit against herbicide providers Bayer and BASF has raised the stakes for the two companies as at least 140 similar cases head to U.S. courts later this year. A jury in U.S. District Court in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, handed Bader, the state’s largest peach farmer, $15 million in actual and $250 million in punitive damages. He sued the companies saying his 1,000-acre orchard was irreparably harmed by herbicide that they produce, which drifted onto its trees from nearby farms.

 

The three-week trial was the first case in the United States to rule on the use of dicamba-based herbicides alleged to have damaged tens of thousands of acres of U.S. cropland. The herbicide can become a vapor and drift for miles when used in certain weather, farmers have claimed.

 

Bayer said it was “disappointed with the jury’s verdict,” and plans to appeal. BASF also said it was “surprised and disappointed” by the decision and plans to appeal. Both companies said their dicamba-based herbicides are safe when used as directed.

 

Bayer faces separate multi-billion-dollar litigation over the Roundup weedkiller made by Monsanto, the U.S. firm it took over for $63 billion in 2018. Monsanto made Roundup and dicamba, and Bayer is being sued over both products. Bayer and BASF face other dicamba lawsuits that could begin late his year before the same judge in Missouri, said attorney Billy Randles, whose firm represented Bader and also represents dozens of others with similar claims.

 

“These are all the same” allegations, said Randles. “They claim negligent design, failure to warn and all allege a joint venture” between Bayer and BASF. The jury found the two equally liable for the damages.

 

Bader Farms, in southern Missouri near the Arkansas border, said it lost many trees when the herbicide containing dicamba was used on nearby soybean and cotton farms and drifted onto its property.

 

The farm said repeated dicamba exposure beginning in 2015 killed or weakened the fruit trees.

 

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency imposed restrictions on the use of dicamba in November 2018 over concerns about potential damage to nearby crops.

 

“As long as dicamba is around, it’s not viable,” Randles said of the orchard.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-bayer-dicamba-lawsuit/u-s-peach-grower-awarded-265-million-from-bayer-basf-in-weedkiller-lawsuit-idUSKBN20A0JJ

Anonymous ID: 677900 Feb. 16, 2020, 1:34 p.m. No.8157307   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>8157293

AS if anyone can do a thing about can do anything about that faggot. They will go away soon. Doesn't know what they are doing either way. Plays at it. don't let that faggot influence what others do.

Anonymous ID: 677900 Feb. 16, 2020, 2:02 p.m. No.8157562   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7737

>>8157506

Not worried about it at all. Give it enough time and they will be gone. Seen this before.

you then may have a grouping of these towards the end of the bred which will put additional pressure on baker to see which one is real or not. Just let it pass…it will eventually.

>>8157547

^^^^^^^^^

Anonymous ID: 677900 Feb. 16, 2020, 2:16 p.m. No.8157673   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7698

>>8157631

we've had too many newbs coming in here and doing exactly what you state.

 

if you are going to do a plane fag report it needs to have:

  1. Callsign

  2. Aircraft type

  3. Origin- if available and possible destination…do it long enough and you begin to anticipate when and where these aircraft move around.

 

this is a minimum.

Helpful: tying back to current news items or where the various officials you use these planes are repoetedly travelling to and from/