How Do I Apply for Dicamba
Applicators Must Keep Applications Within 3- to 10-Mile-per-Hour Wind Speeds, at Sprayer Speeds at or Below 15 Mph, and with Boom Height No More Than 24 Inches...
Applicators must keep applications within 3- to 10-mile-per-hour wind speeds, at sprayer speeds at or below 15 mph, and with boom height no more than 24 inches above the crop canopy. If the wind is blowing toward a sensitive crop or area, shut the sprayer off.
Can you spray dicamba on grass?
Dicamba is a selective herbicide that kills broadleaf weeds but does not harm grass. In home use, it is used for killing invasive weeds (dandelion, clover, etc.) in the grass.
Does dicamba dissolve in water?
NamesSolubility in water500 g/LSolubility in acetone810 g/LSolubility in ethanol922 g/LHazards