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Tag: herbicide labels
Nebraska: Guidance for Enlist Herbicide Runoff Prevention Label Requirements May 23, 2022
The Nebraska Department of Agriculture has shared a document on its website providing runoff mitigation guidance to users of the herbicides Enlist One and Enlist Duo.
Ohio Soybeans: Preemergence Mesotrione Use in “Mesotrione-Tolerant” Varieties Mar 18, 2022
Put this one in the “we’re usually the last to know” category. Following an article in the last C.O.R.N. about the Alite 27 label for use on GT27 soybeans, we […]
Syngenta’s New Gramoxone 3SL (Paraquat) Formulation Dec 4, 2019
Syngenta recently received a label for their new formulation of paraquat sold under the trade name of Gramoxone 3SL.
Dicamba: Illinois Kicks Off 2020 Regulation Showdown – DTN Oct 18, 2019
So far, EPA and dicamba registrants seem prepared to accept Illinois’ new dicamba restrictions, which suggests other states may follow suit.
South Carolina Industrial Hemp: Pesticide List Approved Jul 5, 2019
The South Carolina Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) has approved a list of pesticides for use on hemp crops, removing a hurdle farmers have faced since the crop was cleared for production […]
Herbicide Program Development – Rate Calculations Dec 21, 2018
Reduced rates of premergence products are commonly applied in order to reduce costs or reduce the risk of crop injury or herbicide carryover. While reduced rates can be effective at […]
Dicamba: States Scramble to Get a Grip – DTN Nov 9, 2018
Indiana has decided to drop all state-led dicamba training, Illinois may have to certify thousands of applicators, and Arkansas is considering in-season dicamba use in 2019.
Tennessee: Dicamba – Applicators Must Have Copy of 24c Label for Engenia, XtendiMax May 3, 2018
It is my understanding that applicators when they apply Engenia or XtendiMax must have on hand a copy of the 24c label for those herbicides. A hard copy is preferred. […]
Ohio: Dicamba – Deciphering Preplant Labels and Tank Mixtures Mar 6, 2018
Dicamba can have a good fit in spring preplant burndown programs, especially for control of overwintered marestail in fields not treated the previous fall. We typically recommend a preplant burndown […]
Herbicide Labels: Adjacent and Neighboring – How Far Is That? Feb 21, 2018
“Adjacent” and “neighboring” can be defined by a dictionary, but no dictionary can provide the distances considered adjacent or neighboring for herbicide products.
