Farm Belt question: Are dicamba-tolerant seeds the only way to avoid crop damage?

Missouri has tightened its rules for dicamba, permitting use of the herbicide only during the day and if winds are mild, as agriculture officials in the mid-South try to contain crop damage from the weedkiller sprayed on cotton and soybeans. Widespread reports of damage have left some growers feeling forced into buying dicamba-tolerant GE seed because other, non-tolerant… » Read More

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