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Glyphosate and Dicamba Facing War In-Between the States
It’s been a busy couple of weeks for crop protection products containing glyphosate and dicamba. First, in late June, the state of California announced…
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Monsanto Responds to Arkansas, Missouri Dicamba Bans
Monsanto, provider of the dicamba-tolerant Roundup Ready Xtend crop system for soybeans and cotton, issued the following statement on Friday, July 7 after Arkansas…
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Missouri Becomes Second State to Ban Dicamba
Missouri became the second state to ban dicamba on Friday, following a decision by an Arkansas legislative committee to do the same, as complaints…
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Sale, Use of Dicamba Banned in Arkansas
The sale and use of dicamba will be illegal in Arkansas as of Tuesday, July 11 at 12:01 a.m., after the House and Senate…
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NPR: Dicamba Damage Continues Spread in South
Two weeks ago, in a remarkable move, the State Plant Board of Arkansas voted to ban the sale and use of a weedkiller called dicamba.…
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Arkansas Governor Moves to Ban Dicamba
Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson on Friday said he has decided to back the Arkansas State Plant Board’s proposal to ban dicamba in the state,…
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Dicamba Technology Here to Stay, Says Monsanto Crop Protection Lead
When new technologies hit the market, there will always be a learning curve. The flood of drift complaints in Arkansas that propelled the State…
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Launching New Seed Traits: Wait on China . . . Or Else!
In life, no one likes the waiting game. In agriculture, however, playing the waiting game is very important – especially when it comes to…
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Monsanto Speaks on Dicamba Issues in Arkansas
Monsanto’s Chief Technology Officer, Robb Fraley, issued the following statement following the Arkansas State Plant Board’s proposal to ban dicamba, triggered by more than…
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Corn Insect Bt Technologies Offer Cost-effective, Proactive Protection
When farm economics are challenging, farmers look for ways to bolster profit margins, including reducing input costs. Some may think about planting non-Bt corn,…
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