Dicamba Relabeling Guidance For 2019

The relabeling requirement came about because of these products being reclassified as Restricted Use Products (RUP) when EPA approved the label renewal in December.

The relabeling requirement came about because of these products being reclassified as Restricted Use Products (RUP) when EPA approved the label renewal in December.
The relabeling requirement came about because of these products being reclassified as Restricted Use Products (RUP) when EPA approved the label renewal in December.
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In 2018, EPA extended the registration for two years for over-the-top (OTT) use of dicamba to control weeds in fields for cotton and soybean plants genetically engineered to resist dicamba.

The registration includes label updates that add protective measures to further minimize the potential for off-site damage. The registration will automatically expire on December 20, 2020, unless EPA further extends the registration. For more information from EPA, click here.

The relabeling requirement came about because of these products being reclassified as Restricted Use Products (RUP) when EPA approved the label renewal in December. Any of the OTT dicamba products must be relabeled as RUPs before they can be used in 2019.

To the extent that relabeling requirements impose costs, a conversation with your supplier about who bears that cost may be in order.

ARA has obtained the relabeling instructions from each manufacturer directly, which are found below for your quick reference:

Engenia (BASF)

Xtendimax (Bayer)

Fexapan (Corteva)

Instructions

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