Selective Systemic Herbicide Herbicide Dicamba 48%SL

Dicamba is a Selective Herbicide that is commonly used to control broadleaf weeds in agricultural and residential settings. It belongs to the chemical family of benzoic acids and is classified as a synthetic auxin.

Dicamba works by mimicking the plant hormone auxin, which disrupts the normal growth and development of weeds. It is typically applied as a post-emergent spray and can be used on a variety of crops, including corn, soybeans, cotton, and wheat.

One of the main advantages of dicamba is its effectiveness against certain weed species that have developed resistance to other herbicides. However, its use has also been controversial due to its potential to drift and damage non-target crops and plants. Dicamba drift occurs when the Herbicide volatilizes and moves off-target, affecting neighboring fields or plants.