Crop Protection, Research and Development

Uncovering the Cause of Dicamba Drift: Episode 112

Joel and Jon

Hosts, The Deal With Yield podcast

On this episode of The Deal With Yield^® podcast, Jon welcomes Lillian Magidow, senior research manager at the WinField United Innovation Center, to discuss the latest drift reduction research. Learn how new insights surrounding the breakup of spray polymers are helping farmers minimize the potential for driftable fines.

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Joel and Jon

Hosts, The Deal With Yield podcast

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Uncovering the Cause of Dicamba Drift: Episode 112

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