Article: Threats to crop protection tools put Missouri’s food supply at risk

In this article, Ray McCarty warns that growing legal and regulatory threats to crop protection tools could jeopardize Missouri’s food supply, farm productivity, and economic stability. Citing concerns raised by former Missouri Farm Bureau president Blake Hurst, the piece explains how removing proven agricultural technologies could raise production costs, reduce yields, and drive up food prices for consumers. Read the full article from Associated Industries of Missouri to understand why protecting crop protection tools is critical for farmers and food security.