Company blames ‘third party’ in chemical drift lawsuit over damaged trees
South Dakota woman sued Wilbur-Ellis after her maples, spruce trees got hit by herbicides
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By Jonathan Ellis of The Dakota Scout - June 23, 2026 in Agriculture, News, State News Reading Time: 2 minutes
An international company that distributes agricultural chemicals is denying allegations by a South Dakota woman that its products damaged her trees. W...
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