Crop Protection, Research and Development

Season 16, Episode 4: Fact Check: Dicamba Drift and DRAs

Jon Zuk

Crop Protection Product Manager

On this episode of The Deal With Yield, Jon Zuk is joined by Lillian Magidow, Senior Research Manager at WinField United, to discuss new spray research coming out of the Innovation Center and how it challenges current theories about dicamba drift. Plus, Jon learns the difference between red and green lasers.

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Jon Zuk

Crop Protection Product Manager

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Season 16, Episode 4: Fact Check: Dicamba Drift and DRAs

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