Phipps Commentary: How to Fix Dicamba

John Phipps offers commentary on how to fix the dicamba drift problem for 2018.

By John Phipps

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November 15, 2020 12:25 PM

On both sides of the dicamba issue, Arkansas growers are forced to walk a high-wire in a farming atmosphere fraught with fears, threats and entrenched opinions.

Can the issues with off-target dicamba be fixed for the 2018 growing season? Is the answer more dicamba? John Phipps offers up his solutions to the dicamba problem on U.S. Farm Report.

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