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National agribusiness writer for Fairfax Agricultural Media. Burren boy. Not sure about this Twitter thing.
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Roundup cancer risk rejected: US Supreme Court hoses down litigation wave

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By Andrew Marshall Verified
| The Land (Australia) Verified
Bayer and Monsanto were accused of failed to warn people that glyphosate could cause cancer. File picture. The litigation heat against one of the world's most popular farm chemicals has been hosed down considerably in the wake of a landmark ruling from the US Supreme Court.
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A $500m bet on recycling the nation's old tyre problem into farm fertiliser

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By Andrew Marshall Verified
| Queensland Country Life Verified
Australia generates about 537,000 tonnes of end-of-life passenger vehicle, transport and machinery tyres each year, or equivalent to about 67 million car tyres. File picture Australia's extraordinary 18,000 tonne annual agricultural tyre waste problem could be the solution to a big portion of the nation's urea fertiliser shortage troubles.
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Big movers in ag: who's who in the sector's end of financial year shuffle

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By Andrew Marshall Verified
| Queensland Country Life Verified
Newly appointed Select Harvests managing director, Kristina Hermanson, in a previous leadership role at FMC Corporation. Picture Andrew Marshall. The 2025-26 financial year is ending with a flurry of activity and movement at top levels in agribusiness.
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