An extension soybean agronomist says widespread cupping has many farmers scratching their heads and pointing fingers.
Seth Naeve with the University of Minnesota tells Brownfield for several weeks he’s been hearing reports of cupped beans that look a lot like dicamba injury in fields of non-dicamba resistant varieties like Enlist.
“The interesting thing is that some of the injury doesn’t look like classic drift, or in some fields it doesn’t even look like it could be any kind of volatilization-type issue.
