You and I wish, Ludi. Any organic farmer will spend a minimum of a quarter-million trying to prove that he was done any damage. Opposing lawyers will file mountains of paperwork to stall. The chem companies will throw lawyers behind even a small conventional farmer to avoid precedent against them. A completely worthless ruling, in effect. Good precedent, but useless. You can win a battle here and there, but still lose the war. Sorry to be a buzzkill.
Great first step!!! Isnt there a way that lawyers can represent a whole group of clients for the same offence. If one farmer has been contaminated then his neighbours will most likely be in the same situation.