Trump is testing the tolerance for authoritarianism.
Do not obey in advance; encourage others to do the same, especially those with the power and privilege of Google.

And here she clearly implies that there is a two-tier approach to regulation. Check out the EPA Pesticide Registration website she links to - it's a totally false claim. Anyone familiar with pesticide use and regulation would recognize it as complete nonsense.

The copper sulfate she references is a algaecide, not a fungicide (like mancozeb). She's cherry-picking data and making faulty comparisons, as explained in the article I linked:

Hi Dale, check out my replies to her from a couple of weeks ago for a detailed breakdown and supporting evidence.
I'm a Certified Crop Advisor as well as a licensed pesticide vendor, so unlike @drandrealove.bsky.social I am professionally, legally, and financially accountable for my statements.

Nice to see @kelseybanks.bsky.social join just in time for the annual sharing of our mutual appreciation for EDM!

And now for something completely different. #SpotifyWrapped

Canadian conservatives just like to blame immigrants, period.

Interesting research on sustainability claims and what resonates with consumers. (Organic certification was the exception for consumer ambivalence towards certification.)

Excited to be at #OrganicSummit2024 in Ottawa, gaining insights on the organic market, new ag research, and catching up with old friends!

Beautiful day to set up the #ODR.

There are a lot of things about hockey culture that are problematic. And sometimes not.

Again, you're missing the forest for the trees. The NOP substances list is one part of the standard and the only part that clumsily attempts to be "naturalness-based." The standard itself, like standards globally, is based on a set of principles that don't even mention "natural" vs "synthetic."

Last pepper harvest of the season. Plants are still blossoming, but frost is (finally) imminent.