
Farmers planning to apply XtendiMax, Engenia, or Tavium to their dicamba-resistant soybeans have about two weeks remaining to make those herbicide applications. These are the only dicamba-containing products labeled for over-the-top use in dicamba-resistant soybean and cotton. The last day these products can legally be applied to soybeans is June 30.

Drones are becoming an increasingly attractive option for applying pesticides, especially in hard-to-reach areas or for targeted spot treatments. But before taking off, applicators must understand the regulatory and operational requirements involved. Make sure you're in compliance with federal, state, and product-specific requirements.

K-State's Southeast Research and Extension Center will host a one-day Ag Applicator Training on Monday, Dec. 1, in Parsons. Participants can earn five 1A credits and one Core credit while learning about glufosinate application, pasture weed control, crop diseases, and spray drone technology.