MAY 2025 | VOLUME 5, ISSUE 7
A new EPA strategy is changing how farmers manage spray drift and runoff. Learn how Illinois soybean growers can navigate the new strategy and what it means for future herbicide use on your fields.
By Christopher Hassinger, Exposure Modeling Scientist, BASF
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