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Certain Dicamba Product Use Appealed

Jun 04, 2020

Courts Overturn Use of Certain Dicamba Product

Late last night the US Court of Appeals overturned the EPA’s approval for the use of certain dicamba products including Engenia, FeXapan and XtendiMax. The ruling effectively makes it illegal for farmers to continue to use the product.
 
While we expect to get clarification and more information from our suppliers regarding the ruling, effective immediately Premier will be unable to sell these products or custom apply.

Please consult with your Premier Agronomist for alternative products to help you best manage your crop.
 
https://www.agprofessional.com/article/breaking-court-removes-three-out-four-dicamba-registrations

 

Matt Severson

VP - Risk Management
 

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