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Why does Joe Rogan say farms can't stop using glyphosate?

Answered from #2570 - Mystery Boys · The Joe Rogan Experience · 2026-10-23

Joe Rogan said that when Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was on his show, Kennedy explained that an executive order kept glyphosate in use because removing it would hurt the food business. Rogan says switching would be enormously expensive. Alternatives such as laser weeding exist, he says, but regenerative farming takes about a decade of rebuilding soil with compost, fertiliser and organic matter.

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“the food business is reliant on poison if it doesn't use poison it can't stay open” Joe Rogan · at 35:56 — open in the transcript →

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