Isa website so bad it’s embarrassing

It seems the issue is that there aren't enough people being sufficiently affected by the 'bad actors'. If there were enough people being harmed in a way that's easy to see, there would probably be more demand for stronger enforcement.
We had region-wide curled leaves on Oak and Redbuds (and others, but those were the worst) that past few years. Last year wasn't bad... wanna know what was different? No over the top dicamba application for soybeans were permitted. It is back on the table this year. I'm working with a friend/college professor to start a sampling program to see if dicamba is in the rain, as expected.

Also, there is this:

There is little doubt that pesticides are moving off site. It's expensive to test. Even when it's identified, it's hard to say where it came from so there is no enforcement.
 

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