California environmental agency orders hemp crops destroyed for illegal pesticide use
California environmental agency orders hemp crops destroyed for illegal pesticide use
The California Department of Pesticide Regulation ordered the destruction of hemp crops from 22 greenhouses after an investigation showed the operator used an illegal pesticide on the plants. The pesticide could have reached consumers had it not been destroyed, CDFA said.
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