A university weed specialist says they’re getting questions about Syngenta’s Tavium dicamba product which was not affected by the 9th Circuit Court ruling calling for EPA to vacate three dicamba registrations. Mandy Bish, with the University of Missouri Extension, says Tavium was not a part of the lawsuit because it wasn’t approved until 2019.
“Tavium is still a registered product but as we look forward
to the future, the Tavium label is set to expire in December of 2020 and that’s
the time when the other three products were set to expire also.”
She says Tavium is different from XtendiMax, Engenia and
FeXapan, “It is a pre-package or pre-mix of dicamba with S-metolachlor.
