Letter: I want a level playing field without courts making ’emotional’ decisions

Larry Sailer argues in the Iowa Standard that pesticide lawsuits should be guided by evidence, not emotion.

In this letter, Larry Sailer contends that pesticide lawsuits should be decided on evidence rather than emotion, supporting legislation that limits liability while still allowing claims when regulations are violated. Drawing on his experience as a farmer, he highlights the role of modern agricultural chemicals in improving productivity and sustainability, while citing a University of Iowa report suggesting lower cancer rates among farmers. Read the full piece in the Iowa Standard to explore his perspective on pesticide policy and farming.