- Bayer acquired Monsanto and its Roundup product line. The company now faces lawsuits regarding the product's liability.
- Bayer acquired Monsanto, the Roundup maker. A court ruling has shielded Monsanto from state suits, while Rollins urged Trump to sign a pesticide order.
- Addressed concerns of South Dakota farmers regarding policy, specifically discussing the executive order on pesticides with Secretary Rollins.
- The Trump administration is reportedly preparing legal action against farmers, with Brooke Rollins serving as an administration official during policy shifts.
Donald Trump appoints the Secretary of Agriculture to implement executive orders.
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Updated Sep 9
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Donald Trump appoints the Secretary of Agriculture to implement executive orders.
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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Brooke Rollins
American attorney and politician
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