Dicamba

the things that we would encourage you to at least take a look at in cotton.

For burndown, we talk about Gramoxone, 2,4-D, Dicamba, to burndown what's there, and possibly even some Dioron.

Now, we like Valor, we like Prowl, because both Valor and Prowl have excellent activity on pigweed species.

As far as other pre-products that could be considered with this, it would be Warrant.

Could be Liberty.

You could add a Group 15 in there, something like Dual Outlook Warrant, for example.

There's also the possibility, again, depending on your trait, Enlist One, maybe Dicamba.

And then as a lay-by or post-directed later on, it's Dyrex and MSMA.

Even Pursuit and Raptor can certainly help.

Oh, and Dicamba, 2,4-D, things like that can help too.

So anyway, yeah, you've got lots of options when it comes to catchweed bed straw.

Thanks for the question, Crystal.

That should work pretty well.

I could also use Dicamba.

I love that.

You could certainly use 2,4-D as well.

He sent in this on social media.

He's wondering if you're spraying Dicamba, Liberty, and Roundup together to get the best kill from them all, would you add AMS to that? I know Dicamba by itself, AMS is a no-no together.

I was just curious if the three would AMS be helpful to add in or not.

And also this is over Cottons.

It's especially a problem with plants that have waxy leaves so cockle burr maybe not so much but I'm just saying it could be you're putting on too much water it could be just that you haven't increased the rate on the 2,4-D or the dicamba or whatever it is you're spraying enough but just send us back let us know what you are spraying but I would say that's probably the issue you don't need to do much else you probably don't even need to switch products and But that would just be my suggestion.

So I'm fine if you want to use Freelex.

I'm fine if you want to use Dicamba.

Distinct, actually, would be my favorite in pastures and ditches.

So it does weird stuff.

Anything that's got Trimac, 2,4-D, Dicamba, MCPP, you won't remember that.

But if it doesn't look familiar to it, I'd wait until it gets 85 or below.

Yeah, most

Can I ask one more chemical question, though? Uh, because this has also been a big story, not as recently as the tort immunity thing, but there, I think it was five chemicals were set to be, to lose their EPA approval status.

Um, I believe Dicamba was one of those, um, was Paraquat one of those maybe, uh, I don't, I don't remember what all they were, but I believe they were all just like, well, Not like a full renewal, like, you know, yeah, it can stay on the shelves, you know, in perpetuity or whatever.

But, but like, like almost like given an extension, if I remember correctly, to where, to where they, you know, these were going to, everyone was going to have to be done using these by this date.

That's now been extended.

And, you know, options for killing pigweed, that's been one of the real challenges.

So having a trait like Viconic and soybeans where you've got Roundup, Liberty, 2,4-D, Dicamba, HPPDs, you got all these things you could potentially use to kill a pigweed.

I love it.

I love having lots of different options.

Here's a couple things.

I'm nervous about those HPPDs killing all the weeds.

So if you're going to use the HPPD, personally, I would be putting in some Dicamba in this application as well.

I would add Dicamba.