Sonja Begemann, “Dicamba Damage Watch,” July 6, 2017, AgPro.

SUMMARY:

Describes the symptoms of dicamba damage – cupped and wrinkled soybean leaves – and other culprits that could be the cause such as other herbicide damage, pests such as aphids and various plant diseases.  It can take 7 to 21 days for dicamba damage to appear, and it will only be evident on new leaves, not those present when the drift occurs.  Percentages as low as 0.06 to 1.9% can cause damage resulting in yield loss. FULL TEXT