Dicamba has been at the center of pesticide controversy for years, and though EPA says they don’t expect to be able to make changes before the 2022 season, a recent EPA analysis might have changed the stakes in a pending lawsuit that could cause some mid-season disruptions. On top of that, EPA also announced in January a new strategy for complying with the Endangered Species Act, which is already riling the ag and environmental communities over county-level restrictions of some pesticides. 

DTN
staff reporter Emily Unglesbee joins us today for a deep dive on dicamba news
to watch, what’s next for chemicals like Enlist, and who to consult for
information about how your labels might have changed.