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| Does that surprise you. That place is a swamp and if I was a betting man many of the applications happened with HID's on
I've seen paraquat move more than a mile thru corn from a late bean burndown because of an inversion
Starting to think Dicamba is like snow for those in the south. They don't know how to handle either one
How can 100M's of acres of corn and beans and golf courses and pastures and lawns get treated every year with either 24D or Dicamba or some other group 4 herbicide and all of a sudden we forget how to use the stuff.
Guess I better get the disk greased up since apparently I can't use a group 4 in my corn and bean no-till burndown anymore.
Edited by FX1000 12/23/2016 09:00
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Off target dicamba movement in Mo in 2016
