TOPEKA — The House agriculture committee endorsed a bill on pesticide warning labels that was alternatively described as commonsense regulatory relief for farmers and a measure shielding chemical manufacturers from liability in lawsuits. Before advancing the bill Tuesday to the full House, Republicans and Democrats on the committee expressed confusion about what precisely the bill would accomplish. Why is this bill necessary now?”Schlingensiepen proposed the committee table House Bill 2476, but the vote on that motion was 4-11 against placing it on a back burner. He said most producers understood fine print on pesticide labels, which might include information about potential harm to humans. He urged the Kansas House committee to reject the bill.