EPA rules in industry’s favour of Hi-Cane use
However, key industry players have raised concerns about the authority's position during the debate.
The EPA reported its decision on the future of horticulture chemical hydrogen cyanamide.
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The horticulture industry has breathed a sigh of relief with the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) ruling in favour of Hi-Cane’s continued use.
A decision making committee has approved the reassessment of hydrogen cyanamide (commonly known by the brand name Hi-Cane) but new terms and
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