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State Required Dicambia Training

Feb 01, 2019

State Required Dicambia Training
Are you planning on spraying Dicamba this year?
 
If the answer is yes, the EPA and state of Wisconsin require you to attend a Dicamba Training. Country Visions is hosting multiple local trainings for their customers. The sessions will start with mandatory Dicamba training lead by Eric Weaver from Bayer. Kevin Ehlers, from Winfield United, will then help the trainings come to life by comparing different labeled spray additives and demonstrating how the additives work.
 
The trainings will be offered at the following times and locations:
 
Plymouth Agronomy Location- Wednesday Feb. 13that 9:00am
Chilton Agronomy Location- Wednesday Feb. 13that 1:00pm
Fond du Lac Agronomy Location- Friday Feb. 15that 9:00am
 

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