The President of the Wisconsin Soybean Board is pleased with EPA’s decision to re-register dicamba for the next five years. Tony Mellenthin farms near Menomonie, Wisconsin. He tells Brownfield, “We knew that EPA was going to make a decision. Not only are we thankful that EPA ruled with science, you know, something that farmers consistently talk about whether it’s the general public or government bodies, is to look at the science and decide on that, but they also did it in a very timely fashion.”
Mellenthin tells Brownfield EPA’s timing of the decision certainly helps farmers making decisions now about the 2021 growing season.
