Stories of potential dicamba damage to soybeans are found by the hundreds in farm states across the country. Nebraska isn’t immune from the problem.
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Dicamba damage, recovery a waiting game
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Bronzing and speckling of the lower leaves in this photo are due to a PPO-inhibiting herbicide applied in soybean field. This is a common symptom of PPO-inhibitor injury. Cupping of younger top leaves is a symptom of dicamba injury.
Dicamba injury symptoms in a Roundup Ready soybean field near Geneva, Neb.
Abnormal soybean leaf development — cupping or puckering — is a typical dicamba symptom. This photo shows younger leaf cupping two weeks after dicamba application.
