There’s a shortage of Missouri Ag Department inspectors for dicamba damage complaints, “We have eight investigators,” says Ag Director Chris Chinn, “Right now we have three vacancies in our investigators and two support staff who support our eight investigators. So, we’re down five employees right now. That’s a very difficult job. You have to find just the right person. It takes a lot of training to get them trained.”
Ag director Chris Chinn, at the Missouri Farm Bureau State Fair news conference, says they’ve moved staff around all across the state, “We’re working as quickly as we can.
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