This conversation discusses the recent Arizona federal court ruling that restricts the sale and use of over-the-top dicamba products in soybeans. Jason and Kyle recap the recent agronomy on ice event and the success of the event despite adverse weather conditions. They delve into the details of the ruling and its implications for the soybean market and weed control strategies. The increased cost of alternative herbicides is also discussed. The hosts emphasize the importance of pre-emergence burn down and explore alternative modes of action for weed control. They highlight the significance of crop rotation and cover crops in managing weed populations. The need for regulation and consequences for breaking rules is addressed, and the hosts express their concerns about the impact of the ruling on the industry. In this episode, Jason and Kyle discuss the regulation of Dicamba and the potential impact on agricultural practices. They mention the possibility of Dicamba being classified as a restricted use product and emphasize the importance of being good stewards of weed and pest control tools.
Bull **** Session
In this conversation, Kyle and Jason discuss the ongoing challenges and planning
Next Season Starts at Harvest: Happy Hour With Kevin Gillespie of Redekop
This week we have Kevin Gillespie on for happy hour, Kevin is the ND/SD regional
Talking Pathology With A Focus On Soybeans: With Sam Markel and Wade Webster
In this conversation, Sam Markell and Wade Webster from NDSU Extension discuss t
The Montana Mafia
The conversation revolves around the experiences of the Jason, Kyle and the rest
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