Dicamba Concerns Prompt State Actions

Update: 2017-07-10

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On the heels of Arkansas, Missouri has issued a pause on sale, use, and removal of all products labeled for agricultural use that contain dicamba. As of July 10th, the Missouri Department of Agriculture has had 145 pesticide drift complaints.

*POST UPDATE* 7/14/17 Missouri Department of Agriculture releases Stop Sale, Use or Removal Order for ENGENIA, XTENDIMAX and FEXAPAN herbicides

In this interview, Missouri Director of Agriculture Chris Chinn talks about why they took this action and what it means for farmers: Interview with Missouri Director of Agriculture Chris Chinn

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