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#21 The Consequences of Maximum Residue Limits

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Peter Bachmann, VP International Trade, USA Rice

The European Union has announced a complete ban on propiconazole to go into effect in September 2021. Michael and Lesley examine the decision to arbitrarily remove this tool from the farmer’s toolbox. USA Rice’s International Trade Vice President Peter Bachmann discusses the motivations; then University of Arkansas’ Dr. Jarrod Hardke, California Rice Commission’s Roberta Firoved, & USA Rice’s Dr. Steve Linscombe talk the science behind crop protectants, MRLs, and the unintended consequences of regulation.

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Peter Bachmann, VP International Trade, USA Rice; Dr. Jarrod Hardke, Professor, University of Arkansas; Roberta Firoved, Industry Affairs, California Rice Commission and Dr. Steve Linscombe, USA Rice

  • Dr. Jarrod Hardke, Professor, University of Arkansas
  • Roberta Firoved, Industry Affairs, California Rice Commission
  • Dr. Steve Linscombe, USA Rice

Posted On May 11, 2021

Posted By The Rice Stuff

Posted In Agriculture & Farming

Tagged EU European Union herbicide non-tariff barrier pesticide propiconazole regulation science unintended consequences

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