Frank Morris

speaker
305 appearances 44 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 8 Sep

Frank Morris’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Friend PR News, I'm Frank Morris in Kansas City.
It's the type of tick that can transmit Lyme disease.
So especially in those
But the spike in diesel prices, thanks to Trump's war with Iran, are straining that relationship. matched
republican and I and I'm a farmer and I I am pissed. matched
Vance Emke is about to start planting wheat on his farm in Western Kansas. matched
MK figures the sixty percent jump in diesel prices could cost him up to fifty thousand dollars this year. matched
Friend PR News, I'm Frank Morris in Kansas City. matched
John Durrell claimed that years of using Roundup gave him lymphoma.
A jury agreed and awarded him $1.25 million, chiefly because there's no cancer risk warning on the Roundup label.
The World Health Organization says that Roundup is probably carcinogenic, but the Environmental Protection Agency disagrees, provided it's used as directed.
And the EPA is in charge of pesticide warning labels.
Bridget Rollins at the National Agricultural Law Center says the high court found that a company can't be sued in state court for using a label blessed by federal regulators.
That's a blow to thousands of litigants who think Roundup gave them cancer.
For NPR News, I'm Frank Morris in Kansas City.
The House didn't make many changes to the existing farm policy.
It didn't, for instance, expand ethanol use, as corn farmers wanted.
Still, farmers are glad to see progress.
Farm bills are supposed to last five years.
It's been eight since Congress passed the last one.
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