Dicamba was developed in the late 1950s and first registered for use in 1962. But the herbicide is moderately toxic to humans and wildlife, Baucom said. Its use fell out of favor, and farmers ...

Dicamba’s use was hotly contested earlier ... The Illinois Fertilizer and Chemical Association says it’s in close communication with the IDA for any possible additional requirements in 2021 ...

Current environmental protection agency (EPA) Administrator Michael Regan explains the agency continues to research the effects of dicamba and cautions farmers as they purchase the chemical for ...

A new herbicide with a novel active ingredient could soon become available for Pairie farmers struggling with kochia and ...

WASHINGTON— The Environmental Protection Agency announced today the reapproval of three products containing the drift-prone, herbicide dicamba for use on Monsanto’s genetically engineered, ...

WASHINGTON— Researchers at the National Institutes of Health have found that use of the pesticide dicamba can increase the risk of developing numerous cancers, including liver and intrahepatic bile ...

Many chemical and seed inputs have already been ... While the loss of the dicamba labels will result in the loss of a useful, effective tool for weed management, this should be a reminder that ...

Groups such as the National Family Farm Coalition have been fighting what they call the deregulation of these chemicals, arguing the drift and runoff effect has damaged millions of crops. Dicamba ...

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The Dicamba Market is driven by rising herbicide ... information and technology, healthcare, chemicals and materials, etc. Coherent Market Insights is a global market intelligence and consulting ...

A University of Michigan study examined the effects of the herbicide, called dicamba, and found that plants exposed to dicamba drift had a lowered abundance of pollinators, and that pollinator ...