NE Lawyer Holds Corn Lawsuit Meetings

Nebraska Lawyer Encourages Corn Growers to Join Lawsuit Against Syngenta

Russ Quinn
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Some grain exporting companies and farmers have claimed having Syngenta's Viptera seed in the grain pipeline damaged the U.S. corn export market following China's refusal to accept shipments of grain or ethanol byproducts containing the hybrids' insecticide trait. (DTN file photo by Pam Smith)
Some grain exporting companies and farmers have claimed having Syngenta's Viptera seed in the grain pipeline damaged the U.S. corn export market following China's refusal to accept shipments of grain or ethanol byproducts containing the hybrids' insecticide trait. (DTN file photo by Pam Smith)
A Nebraska lawyer has been holding meetings across the state to encourage corn growers to join a lawsuit he's preparing against seed company Syngenta over its Viptera hybrids not being approved in China.

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