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'No excuse why they're taking so long': Iowa farmers are fed up with lengthy pesticide misuse investigations
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'No excuse why they're taking so long': Iowa farmers are fed up with lengthy pesticide misuse investigations

With investigations sometimes taking over a year, farmers are demanding shorter wait times from the state's agriculture department.
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