Illinois Department of Agriculture Adds More Dicamba Restrictions By Illinois Department of AgricultureOctober 16, 2019
Arkansas Panel OKs New Dicamba Rules for 2020 Posted by Jackie Pucci|September 18, 2019 The Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s State Plant Board met Sept. 17 to discuss changes to the current rule […]
CropLife Retail Week: Nutrien Mine Tour, Farm Loans, and Remembering Ag-Chem Equipment Founder Al McQuinn By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|November 1, 2024
Illinois Extends Dicamba Application Deadline Posted by Jackie Pucci|June 11, 2019 The Illinois Department of Agriculture (IDOA) announced on Tuesday it will extend the application date that dicamba can […]
Dicamba Update: Illinois Restricts, Arkansas Expands Use By Jackie Pucci|March 4, 2019 Late last week, Illinois and Arkansas announced new dicamba restrictions for the 2019 crop season. Arkansas has loosened […]
Arkansas Plant Board Moves to Approve Dicamba Use in 2019 By CropLife Staff|February 28, 2019 The Arkansas State Plant Board recently adopted a plan to allow restricted use of dicamba in 2019 through […]
South Dakota Seeks Dicamba Cutoff Date Exception By CropLife Staff|December 12, 2018 The South Dakota Department of Agriculture (SDDA) has applied for Special Local Needs registration labels, also known as […]
Minnesota Keeps June 20 Deadline for Using Dicamba By CropLife Staff|December 11, 2018 Minnesota is maintaining its June 20 cutoff date for farmers to use the herbicide dicamba, which has been […]
Herbicides in 2019: Price Tag Shocks, Dicamba 3.0 By Jackie Pucci|November 15, 2018 Herbicide price hikes across the board are an inevitability for 2019, as retailers and the entire ag community […]
EPA Renews Dicamba Label, with New Restrictions By Jackie Pucci|November 1, 2018 Long-awaited news from EPA came on the evening of Oct. 31 that it has decided to renew the […]
The Verdict on Dicamba, Year Two By Jackie Pucci|August 14, 2018 Was year two of the new dicamba technologies a success? It’s a matter of perspective. (See our earlier […]
Georgia on My Mind: Notes from Around the U.S. By Jackie Pucci|August 10, 2018 Down South, a wet season proved challenging. In the last two weeks of May alone, parts of Georgia […]
EPA Investigating Illegal Dicamba Applications Across Mid-South By CropLife Staff|July 31, 2018 Despite being banned for in-crop use this summer in Arkansas, dicamba is a suspect in damage to thousands […]
Dicamba So Far in 2018: Tough to Tell By Jackie Pucci|July 20, 2018 It’s still too early tell exactly how dicamba injury-related issues on U.S. cropland will compare to last year, […]
Crop Protection Market: Renewed ‘Chemical’ Warfare By Eric Sfiligoj|June 11, 2018 In many ways the past few years have been very exciting for crop protection. In fact, according to […]
Bradley: Dicamba Injury Limited, So Far By Kevin Bradley|June 7, 2018 Last year we attempted to provide updates as to the extent of dicamba-injured soybean throughout the United States. […]
The 2018 CropLife 100 Mid-Year Report: Reviewing the Grades for the First Half By Eric Sfiligoj|June 4, 2018 Summer is here and school children across the country have received their end-of-year report cards by now. As […]
How Far Away Is Dicamba Resistance? A New Software May Have the Answer By Jackie Pucci|May 29, 2018 If you have two reasonable-sounding herbicide programs and are wondering if one might outlast the other, a new […]
Daily Dicamba Update: Dicamba Revised: Is It Enough? By Jackie Pucci|May 14, 2018 Larry Steckel is convinced 2018 is going to be a better year for dicamba, at least in his […]
Daily Dicamba Update: The Importance of Paperwork and Cleaning in the Dicamba Age By Eric Sfiligoj|May 3, 2018 As many speakers over the past few months have rightly pointed out, dicamba has been used within the […]
Missouri Dept. of Ag Extends Dicamba Cut-off Date Posted by Jackie Pucci|April 27, 2018 The Missouri Department of Agriculture on Thursday announced it will extend the dicamba cut-off date for applications of […]
