209.02.17 Ark. Code R. 003

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 9, September, 2024

Rule 209.02.17-003 - Arkansas Regulations on Pesticide Use 2017

SECTION I. Title

The following regulations of the Arkansas State Plant Board, written pursuant to the Arkansas Pesticide Use and Application Act, Act 389 of 1975, as amended, and the Arkansas Pesticide Control Act, Act 410 of 1975, as amended, shall be known as "The Arkansas Regulations On Pesticide Use". Promulgation of these regulations repeals all provisions of the Plant Board's current regulations entitled "Arkansas Regulations On 2,4-D, 2,4-DB, MCPA, And Other State Restricted Use Herbicides" effective December 31, 2002.

SECTION II. Purpose

Pesticides are valuable to the State's agricultural production and to the protection of man and the environment from insects, rodents, weeds and other forms of life which may be pests; but it is essential to the public health and welfare that they be regulated to prevent adverse effects on human life and the environment. However, at times certain pesticides present problems that were unanticipated by the manufacturer, the grower or the applicator. The purpose of these regulations is to provide additional mechanisms, other than denying registration of a product in Arkansas, to minimize the adverse effects of certain pesticides to:

1. Plants, including forage plants, or adjacent or nearby lands;

2. Wildlife in the adjoining or nearby areas;

3. Fish and other aquatic life in waters in reasonable proximity to the area to be treated; and

4. Humans, animals, or beneficial insects

SECTION III.Definitions

A. "Buffer Zone" means the distance an applicator must maintain between the field or area of application and a protected subject inside of which the subject pesticide may not be applied.

B. "Desirable Vegetation" means any type of vegetation the pesticide label specifically identifies for protection, vegetation for which the product is not labeled, or vegetation for which the owner/manager desires protection from the deposition of pesticides.

C. "Drift" means off target movement of a pesticide onto desirable vegetation, waterways, or where human health or the environment may be adversely impacted that occurs as a result of pesticide application.

D. "Custom Applicator" means a commercial applicator that applies pesticides assigned the

Class E or F designation.

SECTION IV. General

The effective date of these regulations shall be January 1, 2003 and shall apply to all products registered for 2003. From that time forward, all pesticides registered for sale in the state of Arkansas shall be classified as Class A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, or I. Such designation shall remain the same unless changed by the Arkansas State Plant Board by promulgation of a regulation so changing the designation. Whatever designation is assigned to a product by the Board, product dealers, users and applicators must comply with the restrictions for the assigned class. Such restrictions will apply to product uses allowed as a result of Section 18 or Section 24(c) actions under FIFRA except where the requirements on the label are clearly more restrictive than the Plant Board's requirements, in which case the more restrictive requirement must be followed.

The following designations apply to all pesticide products registered in the State of Arkansas. The use-restrictions itemized below are intended to be in addition to the product label. However, where the label is more restrictive than the applicable restrictions listed below, then the label shall be followed. Each successive Class designation below includes the restrictions defined in the designations that precede it.

SECTION V. PRODUCT CLASSIFICATION

The following represents the product classifications assigned to pesticides currently registered under Arkansas law.

Class A All registered pesticides not otherwise assigned below

Class B

Class C

Class D

Class E

Class F All 2,4-D and 2,4-D containing pesticides, MCPA

Class G Glyphosate containing products packaged in containers one (1) gallon or larger,

labeled for agricultural use, and used in row crop and rice production and commercial right-of-way treatment.

Class H All pesticides containing dicamba

Class I Quinclorac: See Attachment 1

SECTION VI. Class A

All pesticides when registered in the state of Arkansas shall be classified as Class A unless research or experience has shown that certain potential problems may be inherent with the use of the product. Such knowledge may be as a result of but not limited to research findings, findings of other state and federal agencies or experience of the Arkansas State Plant Board. In such cases the Plant Board may, by regulation, place the product in another Class.

Products with this classification must be used in accordance with the label restrictions and other restrictions, if any, imposed by Plant Board regulations other than this document. Documentation of equipment set-up must be maintained by the commercial applicator on forms provided by the Plant Board and made available to the ASPB upon request. Insecticides that are intended to be applied in low volume, LV or Ultra Low Volume, ULV, and product label guidelines require droplet sizes designated as "fine" or smaller in accordance with the August 1999 issue of the ASAE S572 report entitled Spray Nozzle Classification by Droplet Spectra, shall not be required to comply with the Plant Board's regulations regarding spray droplet size. Said products must comply with the product label.

SECTION VII. Class B

Products with this designation shall be used in accordance with all other applicable federal or state laws and the regulations written pursuant thereto, the label registered with the State of Arkansas, regulations promulgated by the Board, the applicable restrictions identified for Class A and the following additional restrictions.

A. If enforcement action is taken against a Commercial, Non-Commercial or Private

Applicator regarding drift of a product with this designation or a buffer zone violation, a part of the enforcement action will require the applicator to attend a drift control training class administered by the Plant Board or other training that is acceptable to the Plant Board.

SECTION VIII. Class C

Products with this designation shall be used in accordance with all other applicable federal or state laws and the regulations written pursuant thereto, the label registered with the State of Arkansas, the applicable restrictions identified for Class A and B above and the following additional restrictions.

A. All commercial equipment used to apply pesticides with this designation must be in compliance with the application equipment set up requirements specified for herbicide applications contained in the regulations written pursuant to the Pesticide Use and Application Act of 1975, as amended, (PUAA) prior to the initial application. Board to verify compliance with the set up that was originally authorized. If the application equipment is modified it must again be authorized to be in compliance with the requirements for herbicide application contained in the before referenced regulations. The Plant Board will inspect all application equipment each year that is used to apply products with the Class C designation. A fee of $25 shall be charged for each Plant Board inspection.

Applications of products with this designation with equipment that is not acceptable to or has not been inspected by the Plant Board will be a violation of these regulations.

SECTION IX. Class D

Products with this designation shall be used in accordance with all other applicable federal or state laws and the regulations written pursuant thereto, the label registered with the State of Arkansas, the applicable restrictions identified for Class A, B, and C above and the following additional restrictions.

A. Applications may be made only when the wind is not blowing in the direction of desirable vegetation, waterways, or where human health or the environment may be adversely impacted. Where desirable vegetation, waterways, or human health and the environment cannot be protected by ensuring they are not downwind from the application site then, unless a greater distance is required by the label or other applicable State or Federal regulations, a 300 foot minimum buffer zone must be maintained between the protected entity (desirable vegetation, waterway, etc.) and the sprayed area.

SECTION X. Class E

Products with this designation shall be used in accordance with all other applicable federal or state laws and the regulations written pursuant thereto, the label registered with the State of Arkansas, the applicable restrictions identified for Class A, B, C, and D above and the following additional restrictions.

A. Dealers Requirements

1. Before selling, offering for sale, or distributing pesticides with this designation in packages of more than one quart, a dealer must be a licensed Restricted Use Pesticides dealer. A dealer may sell, offer for sale, or distribute only those pesticides that are registered in the State.

2. Each branch of a license holding dealer which also sells or distributes these products must have a dealer's license. Firms or distributors who take orders for these products must secure a dealer's license, even though the order is placed with a dealer or manufacturer who holds a license, and even though no profit is made.

3. Dealers must keep a record of each sale or distribution of products with this designation to custom or private applicators or dealers in containers of more than one (1) quart on forms available from or approved by the Plant Board. Entries in the record shall be made at the time of sale or distribution and shall include the date of the purchase, the name, address and license or permit number of the purchaser and the name and address of the delivery location. The complete brand name and quantity of the product shall also be recorded. These records shall be kept by the dealer for two years from the date of sale and be made available for inspection by the Plant Board or its representative upon request.

4. The sale or distribution of products with this classification in containers of more than one (1) quart to any firm or person other than a dealer, custom or private applicator holding a current and valid license or permit is prohibited. Dealer must have a copy of the custom applicator's license on file.

5. Non-residents of Arkansas shall designate and maintain a resident agent in this state for service of process.

B. Requirements For Custom Application

The application of products with the Class E or F designation shall be known as Custom Application. To be eligible to apply products with the Class E or Class F designation, a Commercial Application Firm must obtain a Firm's Custom Applicator Permit from the Plant Board prior to making any applications. Said permit must designate an

Operator-in-Charge whose responsibility is to supervise all custom applications made by the firm. Issuance of the permit shall be conditioned on the following:

1. Commercial Aerial Application Firms must have a Firm's Commercial Applicator License issued by the Plant Board to apply pesticides in Arkansas.

a. All pilots that apply pesticides for the Firm must have an Individual Commercial Applicator Pilot License (w/category) issued by the Plant Board.

i. The Firm must have a copy of all Individual Commercial Applicator

Pilot Licenses held by pilots employed by the Firm.

b. Commercial Aerial Application Firms that wish to apply products with the Class E or F designation must obtain a Firm's Custom Applicator Permit from the Plant Board.

i. The Firm's Permit must designate at least one of its Licensed

Individual Commercial Applicators that has passed the Custom Applicator test as an Operator-in-Charge.

ii. All Pilots making Custom Applications must have an Individual

Commercial Applicator Pilot License with Authorization to apply Class E or F products. Said Authorization is obtained by passing a Custom Applicator written test administered by the Plant Board.

2. Commercial Ground Application Firms must have a Firm's Commercial Applicator License issued by the Plant Board.

a. At least one person working for the Firm must have an Individual Commercial Applicator License (w/category) issued by the Plant Board.

b. Commercial Ground Application Firms that wish to apply products with the Class E or F designation must obtain a Firm's Custom Application Permit.

i. The Firm's Permit must designate at least one of its Licensed

Individual Commercial Applicators that has passed the Custom Applicator test as an Operator-in-Charge.

3. The application vehicle must be covered by a current certificate of inspection as required in Section VIII of these regulations.

4. Licensed Commercial Application Firms that do tree injection work only, do not need a Firm's Custom Applicator Permit to apply products with the Class E or F designation. For such firms, a Tree Injector's Permit is required. However, the Firm's Tree Injector Permit must designate at least one of the Firm's Licensed Individual Commercial Applicators that has passed the Tree Injector test administered by the Plant Board as an Operator-in-Charge.

5. A deposit of $250.00 shall be made with the Plant Board by the Custom Application Firm, except that those persons doing tree injector work exclusively will deposit $10.00 per tree injector, up to a maximum of $250.00. Said deposit shall be returned at the expiration of the permit upon request unless the Custom Applicator is found in violation of the Plant Board's regulations or suffers cancellation of his/her Custom Applicator's permit. In which case the deposit will be retained by the Plant Board to supplement cost recovery of inspection and administration incidental to such finding.

6. A deposit of funds as described in Section (X)(B)(5) and proof of financial responsibility, as described below is required. Non-residents of Arkansas shall designate and maintain a resident agent in this state for service of process. Custom Application Permits, Custom Application Authorizations, and Tree Injector Permits shall expire December 31^st of each year.

Financial responsibility in the minimum of $100,000 shall be maintained by the Custom Application Firm or Tree Injection Firm during the term of his/her permit, with proof of such financial responsibility submitted to the Plant Board.

Proof of financial responsibility shall consist of one of the following:

a. The deposit of a certificate of insurance or insurance policy not to exceed

$5,000 deductible from an insurer or surplus line broker authorized to do business in Arkansas insuring the Custom Application Firm and any of its agents against liability for injury resulting from the application of products with this designation.

If a claim is made on this type of policy, then the policy must not expire for at least six (6) months after the expiration of the permit;

b. A letter of credit from a bank located in Arkansas guaranteeing financial responsibility;

c. A surety bond; or d. An escrow account with a bank located in Arkansas.

7. Application for a permit must be made on forms furnished by the Plant Board accompanied by the following fees:

a. Aerial Custom Application Firms must pay an annual application processing fee of $150.00 plus $50.00 for each Operator-in-Charge. Pilots making Custom Applications must pay an annual application processing fee of $35.00 for Authorization to apply products in Classes E and F.

b. Ground Custom Application Firms must pay an annual application processing fee of $150.00 plus $50.00 for each Operator-in-Charge.

c. Applicants for a Tree Injector's Permit must pay an annual application processing fee of $50.00 plus $50.00 for each Operator-in-Charge.

Should, at any time, a Custom Application Firm be left without an Operator-in-Charge or a pilot with an Individual Commercial Applicator Pilot License with Authorization to apply products with the Class E or F designation, either because of invalidation of the permit or for any other reason, such shall automatically invalidate the custom applicator's firm permit. It shall be a violation of these regulations for an individual or firm to act as a Custom Applicator that is not licensed to do so by the Plant Board.

8. The Plant Board or its authorized representative(s) may refuse issuance, after a hearing, of a custom applicator's permit to any applicant when such applicant has been found in violation of these regulations four times in a three year period. Such applicant may appeal to the Board. All requests for an appeal must be made in accordance with the Plant Board's policy on appealing a decision.

9. All equipment used for custom application of the products with this designation must have a decal provided by the Plant Board affixed to the device in a location where it can be easily seen by a Plant Board representative and protected from removal or disfigurement by work activity. This decal may only be affixed to equipment that meets the requirements set out in these regulations and other applicable regulations promulgated by the Plant Board. Use of equipment for custom application that does not have a current decal will be a violation of these regulations. Decals are not transferable between equipment. Each decal shall be issued at a cost of $50.00 each. Subsequent to issuance of a decal, the equipment on which the decal is to be attached will be subject to inspection by the Plant Board. Equipment found not meeting the requirements set out by these regulations or other applicable regulations promulgated by the Plant Board will be issued a Stop Use Order that will be released by the Plant Board once the Plant Board is satisfied that the equipment meets the set up requirements of the applicable regulations. The applicator will also be considered in violation of the Plant Board's regulations on pesticide application and be subject to the required enforcement action. All decals and permits expire on December 31^st of each year.

Equipment used to apply pesticides with this designation shall not be used for the application of other pesticides that do not carry this designation or the Class F designation unless the following has been done:

a. The vehicle must be thoroughly decontaminated;

b. The tank must be thoroughly rinsed and the rinsate disposed of in accordance with the label. If the label does not address rinsate disposal, the rinsate should be collected and disposed of in accordance with applicable state and federal disposal laws; and c. The entire spray or application system must be replaced or decontaminated using the best available technology such that a sample taken from the successive pesticide tank load would contain no detectable concentration of the previous product. Where research has established a concentration below which no adverse effects occur and that concentration level is not a violation of state or federal law or regulations written pursuant to such laws, then that established concentration will be acceptable. Compliance with this provision in no way exempts the product user from compliance with any other responsibility imposed by state or federal law or regulation written pursuant thereto. Pesticide application equipment must have a leak free valve that is painted hunter orange from which a sample can be taken. Aircraft must have a sample valve located at the low point in the spray system. Ground application equipment must have a sample valve located in the pressure by-pass line.

10. All firms desiring to do custom application work must have a Custom Application

Permit to do so. Said permit must designate an Operator-In-Charge. Eligibility as Operator-in-Charge will be conditioned on the following:

a. Achieving a score of 70% or better on an examination administered by the Plant Board;

b. Pilots must hold a valid FAA pilot's Commercial Certificate;

c. Applicant may not have more than four (4) enforcement actions indicated on the Plant Board's records in the three years prior to the date of testing; and d. The fee for each test shall be $35.

Pilots and Operator's-In-Charge shall be responsible for notifying the Plant Board of the name and location of employment prior to starting work.

11. The Custom Application Firm must maintain records of each application of products with this and the Class F designation. Said records must be retained at the principal Arkansas office of the Custom Application Firm as indicated on the Firm license for a period of three (3) years and be available for inspection by a Plant Board representative. The records shall include at a minimum the following information:

a. Name and address of the person(s) in control of the crops, plant, etc;

b. Location of the crop, plants, etc. treated. Location description must include county, nearest town, physical address if available, and GPS or map coordinates of the primary entrance to the field;

c. Date, start and ending time of the application;

d. Wind speed and direction at the start and ending time of the application and the type of instrument used to measure wind speed and direction. The location of instrument at time of reading (preferably "field of application") must also be recorded;

e. Complete brand name and EPA registration number of the material used;

f. Number of acres and type of crop to which the material was applied;

g. Type of equipment used and the Firm's Custom Application Equipment number assigned to it by the Plant Board;

h. Distance from and direction to any susceptible crops within a one mile radius of the treated crop; and i. Name of the application vehicle operator.

C. Requirements For Non-Custom Application Of Products In This Class

1. Whether designated as "Restricted" by the EPA or not, products in containers of more than one (1) quart with this class designation and the Class F designation may not be purchased by or sold to persons who do not have a current Commercial,

Non-Commercial, or Private Applicator's license.

2. All applications of products with this designation by Private Applicators must be in accordance with the applicable application conditions required of the custom applicator.

3. The Private Applicator must maintain records of each application of products with this and the Class F designation. Said records must be retained for a period of three (3) years and be available for inspection by a Plant Board representative. The records shall include at a minimum the following information:

a. Name and address of the person(s) in control of the crops, plant, etc;

b. Location of the crop, plants, etc. treated. Location description must include county, nearest town, physical address if available, and GPS reading or map coordinates of the primary entrance to the field;

c. Date, start and ending time of the application;

d. Wind speed and direction at the start and ending time of the application and type of instrument used to measure wind speed and direction. The location of instrument at time of reading (preferably "field of application") must also be recorded;

e. Complete brand name and EPA registration number of the material used;

f. Number of acres and type of crop to which the material was applied;

g. Type of equipment used. If the product was applied by a custom applicator, record the Firm's Custom Application Equipment number assigned to the equipment used by the Plant Board;

h. Distance from and direction to any susceptible crops within a one mile radius of the treated crop; and i. Name of the application vehicle operator.

D. Exemptions

1. The licensing requirements of these regulations do not apply to the U. S.

Department of Agriculture, the Arkansas Experiment Stations and other State or Federal Agencies, to ornamental and turf weed control, or to company demonstrations with ground equipment, or to sales of fertilizer, soil conditioners or similar products containing registered products with this designation and packaged for home use. Provided that nothing in this section shall be construed as exempting custom applicators from the provisions of these regulations when making applications for the agencies listed herein, or exempting any such agency acting as a dealer from the dealer requirements.

2. Products with the Class E or F designation that are not designated as restricted use products by the Environmental Protection Agency may be purchased from an Arkansas pesticide dealer for use outside the state of Arkansas without the dealer having to have a dealer's license or the purchaser having an applicator's license.

3. Commercial Applicators and Private Applicators that can provide proof of current certification and licensing from another State may purchase restricted use pesticides from a restricted use pesticide dealer licensed in Arkansas if the product is to be used outside of Arkansas.

Section XI. Class F

Products with this designation shall be used in accordance with all other applicable federal or state laws and the regulations written pursuant thereto, the label registered with the State of Arkansas, the applicable requirements identified for Class A, B, C, D, and E above, and the following additional restrictions.

A. Dealers may not store or transport products with this designation in the same room or vehicle with seeds, other pesticides that do not have this designation, or fertilizers except in leak-proof containers not to be opened while in storage and must observe all other precautions necessary to prevent contamination of these products.

B. The use of esters of the products with this designation, except low-volatile esters, is prohibited.

C. No product with this designation may be applied within the 1/4 mile of susceptible crops at any time except as otherwise indicated by this regulation.

D. From April 16^th through September 15^th of each year, the following conditions shall apply:

1. Pesticides labeled for agricultural use that contain the active ingredient(s) assigned to this Class, may not be applied by ground or air in Clay, Greene, Craighead, Poinsett, Cross, Crittenden, St. Francis, Lee, Phillips, and Mississippi Counties.

2. Where no viable alternative is believed to exist, an annual permit may be obtained from the Plant Board to allow an exemption to these restrictions. Said permit must be obtained prior to application and will require a permit application fee in the amount of $100. The application for the permit must be on forms authorized by the Plant Board. This exemption is conditioned on the producer complying with the following requirements:

a. The permitee must have the permit in his/her possession prior to making the application and it must be made available to the Plant Board or its designee upon request.

b. For each application the following information must be recorded:

i. A physical description of the location of the field;

ii. Date of the application;

iii. Start and stop time for each load applied to the field;

iv. Wind speed (may not be less than 2 mph), wind direction, ambient temperature, and precipitation condition at ten minute intervals during the application of each load. Said measurements must be made at the field of application; and v. The producer must be present during the application and sign the document containing the information.

c. The above information must be filed with the Plant Board's Pesticide Division along with a GPS map of the application to the field within 10 days of the date of application.

d. Applications made within four (4) miles of susceptible crops (defined as cotton when applying 2,4-D) must be done when the wind is blowing at least two (2) mph away from the susceptible crop.

e. Rice levee spraying shall not require a permit in Cross, Poinsett, Clay, Greene, Craighead, Crittenden, St. Francis, Lee, Phillips, and Mississippi counties west of the approximate north-south center line of Crowley's Ridge. However, paragraphs b(i) through b(v) and paragraph d above must be complied with. The records for each application must be maintained by the producer for a period of three years and be made available to the Plant Board upon request by a Plant Board representative. The application device must 1) generate a spray with a droplet spectrum such that no more than 10 % of the spray droplets are smaller than 300 microns, 2) the boom width may not exceed 10 feet, 3) during application the spray nozzle height may not exceed 30 inches above the top of the levee, and 4) the spray vehicle may not exceed 8 miles per hour. No 2,4-D Esters may be used.

3. In the remainder of the State the following conditions shall apply:

a. A buffer zone between the field to be treated and susceptible crops

(susceptible crops is cotton when applying 2,4-D containing products) of four (4) miles for aerial application and one (1) mile for ground application shall be maintained.

b. Applications made within four (4) miles of susceptible crops must be done when the wind is blowing at least two (2) miles per hour away from the susceptible crop.

c. Applications may be made within the applicable buffer zones if the owner or supervisor of the sprayed or treated field has obtained a waiver from the producers of all susceptible crops within the buffer zone. The waiver shall be developed by the Plant Board and provided to said producers by the owner or supervisor of the sprayed or treated field. A copy of the waiver must be provided to the applicator who sprays or treats the field. The applicator shall retain the record for a period of three (3) years. When making an application within the applicable buffer zone, at the time of application, the wind must be blowing away from susceptible crops.

4. Failure to comply with the requirements for a Class F product when using a Class F

product will result in enforcement action being taken against the producer and the applicator in accordance with the Plant Board's Penalty Matrix. Any penalty mandated by the Penalty Matrix may have additional civil penalty added to it to bring the amount of the assessment up to the maximum amount allowed by law.

E. Any custom applicator who violates the buffer zones defined in Section (XI)(D) shall be subject to a civil penalty as prescribed by the penalty matrix for the violation plus $1000. However, the total civil penalty for one violation may not exceed $2000. Failure to comply with the decontamination requirements of Section (X)(B)(9) of these regulations before making an application of a product with a Class A, B, C or D designation inside a designated buffer zone for Class E and F products will be considered a buffer zone violation.

F. Products with this designation shall be applied in accordance with the application equipment set up required for herbicide applications to field crops itemized in the regulations written pursuant the Pesticide Use and Application Act of 1975, as amended. Except that these conditions will apply, in addition to field crops, to pastures, rights-of-way, drainage ditches, brush and forest land.

G. The wind velocity during the application shall not exceed eight (8) mph and the temperature may not exceed 90 degrees F.

H. Applications of products with this classification shall not be made unless the following condition exists:

1. For applications made before noon, the air temperature at the field of application at the beginning of the application must be a minimum of three (3) degrees Fahrenheit above the morning low measured at the applicator's air strip or mixing/loading facility. If the applicator has knowledge that the temperature measurement at his/her air strip or mixing/loading facility would not be the same as a reading taken at the same time at the field of application, then all temperature readings must be taken at the field of application.

2. For applications made after noon, the temperature at the field of application must not have decreased more than five (5) degrees Fahrenheit from the afternoon high measured at the applicator's air strip or mixing/loading facility. If the applicator has knowledge that the temperature measurement at his/her air strip or mixing/loading facility would not be the same as a reading taken at the same time at the field of application, then all temperature readings must be taken at the field of application.

All temperature measurements referenced above must be maintained by the grower as well as the applicator and be made available to the Plant Board upon request.

I. Enlist Duo Exemption

a. Dow Agro-Sciences' product identified as Enlist Duo - premix of glyphosate and 2,4-D Choline may be used on Enlist Weed Control System soybeans, cotton, and corn. All Plant Board restrictions on 2,4-D containing products will apply except the following:

Section XI (C), and

Section XI (D)(1), and

Section XI (D)(2), and

Section XI (D)(3), and

Section XI (G), and

The application window in Section XI(D) shall not apply.

b. In addition to all product label requirements, the following conditions apply:

i. At the time of application, the wind must be blowing away from adjacent sensitive areas and non-target susceptible crops as identified by the product label.

ii. The wind speed during the application may not exceed 10 mph.

iii. The volume median diameter (VMD) of the spray droplets must be greater than 300 microns.

iv. Tank mixes will not be permitted unless research data, from a source acceptable to the Plant Board, is provided. This data must prove that the mix, when applied according to the product label and state restrictions, does not increase the driftable fines (those less than 200 microns) by more than 10% over that of the product alone. However, there will be a limit of no more than 10% of the total mix's droplets to be smaller than 200 Microns. This tank mix requirement may be waived in part or in whole by the Plant Board if no entity can be identified as an acceptable source for development of the data.

v. Where the product label is more restrictive than the Plant Board's restrictions, then the label must be complied with.

c. Ground applications of products with this classification shall not be made to

Enlist seed technologies without Commercial, Non-Commercial, and Private Applicators first completing New Technology Certification training. New Technology Certification training must be obtained through the Cooperative Extension Service. Upon request proof of training must be provided to the Plant Board.

SECTION XII. CLASS G

Products with this designation shall be used in accordance with all other applicable federal and state laws and regulations written pursuant thereto, the label registered with the State of Arkansas, the applicable restrictions identified for Class A, B, C, and D above and the following additional restrictions. Products assigned to this class include only those products packaged in containers one (1) gallon or larger, labeled for agricultural use, and used in row crop and rice production and commercial right-of-way treatment.

A. Class G products may not be applied in winds greater than 10 miles per hour, 15 miles per hour if using a commercially available hooded sprayer. However, if the product label indicates a lesser wind speed should be used, then that wind speed must be used.

B. Civil penalties assessed for each violation of the product label, applicable State or Federal law or the regulations promulgated pursuant to these laws that involve a product with this classification shall be assessed at the level indicated by the Plant Board's Enforcement Response Regulations for a restricted-use product plus, where not otherwise forbidden by state or federal law, additional civil penalty may be added to bring the amount of the assessment up to the maximum amount allowed by law.

C. For purposes of civil penalty assessment, products named to this classification shall be considered the same as Federally Restricted Use products if not already designated as such.

D. Failure to comply with these requirements will be a violation of these regulations.

SECTION XIII. CLASS H

Products with this designation shall be used in accordance with all other applicable federal and state laws and regulations written pursuant thereto, the label registered with the State of Arkansas, the applicable restrictions identified for Class A above and the following additional restrictions. Products assigned to this class include only those products packaged in containers of more than one quart, labeled for agricultural use.

A. Dealer Requirements:

1. Before selling, offering for sale, or distributing pesticides with this designation in packages of more than one quart, a dealer must be a licensed Restricted Use Pesticides dealer. A dealer may sell, offer for sale, or distribute only those pesticides that are registered in the State.

2. Each branch of a license holding dealer which also sells or distributes these products must have a dealer's license. Firms or distributors who take orders for these products must secure a dealer's license, even though the order is placed with a dealer or manufacturer who holds a license, and even though no profit is made.

3. Dealers must keep a record of each sale or distribution of products with this designation to commercial, non-commercial, private applicators or dealers in containers of more than one (1) quart on forms available from or approved by the Plant Board. Entries in the record shall be made at the time of sale or distribution and shall include the date of the purchase, the name, address and license or permit number of the purchaser and the name and address of the delivery location. The complete brand name and quantity of the product shall also be recorded. These records shall be kept by the dealer for two years from the date of sale and be made available for inspection by the Plant Board or its representative upon request.

4. The sale or distribution of products with this classification in containers of more than one (1) quart to any firm or person other than a dealer or applicator holding a current and valid license or permit is prohibited. Dealer must have a copy of the applicator's license on file.

5. Non-residents of Arkansas shall designate and maintain a resident agent in this state for service of process.

6. From April 16^th through October 31^st of each year, applications of products labeled for agricultural use that contain dicamba are prohibited.

Exemption: Applications of products containing made to pastures or rangeland are allowed provided the application site is no closer than 1 mile in all directions from sensitive areas and non-target susceptible crops as identified by the product label.

Exemption: Applications of products containing dicamba for turf, ornamental, direct injection for forestry activities and home use are allowed.

7. Ground applications of products with this classification shall not be made without Commercial, Non-Commercial, and Private Applicators first completing New Technology Certification training. New Technology Certification training must be obtained through the Cooperative Extension Service. Upon request proof of training must be provided to the Plant Board.

8. Applicators must maintain records of each application of products with this designation. Said records must be retained for a period of three (3) years and be available for inspection by a Plant Board representative. The records shall include at a minimum the following information:

(a) Name and address of the person(s) in control of the crops, plant, etc;

(b) Location of the crop, plants, etc. treated. Location description must include county, nearest town, physical address if available, and GPS reading or map coordinates of the primary entrance to the field;

(c) Date, start and ending time of the application;

(d) Wind speed and direction at the start and ending time of the application and type of instrument used to measure wind speed and direction. The location of instrument at time of reading (preferably "field of application") must also be recorded;

(e) Complete brand name and EPA registration number of the material used;

(f) Number of acres and type of crop to which the material was applied;

(g) Type of equipment used. If the product was applied by a commercial applicator, record the Firm's Application Equipment number assigned to the equipment used by the Plant Board; and

(h) Name of the application vehicle operator.

B. Exemptions:

1. The licensing requirements of these regulations do not apply to the U. S. Department of Agriculture, the Arkansas Experiment Stations and other State or Federal Agencies, to ornamental and turf weed control, or to company demonstrations with ground equipment, or to sales of fertilizer, soil conditioners or similar products containing registered products with this designation and packaged for home use.

2. Products with the designation that are not designated as restricted use products by the Environmental Protection Agency may be purchased from an Arkansas pesticide dealer for use outside the state of Arkansas without the dealer having to have a dealer's license or the purchaser having an applicator's license.

3. Commercial, Non-Commercial, and Private Applicators that can provide proof of current certification and licensing from another State may purchase restricted use pesticides from a restricted use pesticide dealer licensed in Arkansas if the product is to be used outside of Arkansas.

SECTION XIV. CLASS I

Products with this designation are those for which none of the aforementioned classification or any combination thereof will resolve to an acceptable level the problems associated with the use of such product.

ATTACHMENT 1 Quinclorac Use Restrictions

1. The buffer zones in the table below shall apply to Quinclorac herbicide applications:

Herbicide Treatment Options	Application Equipment	Buffer Zones
		When winds are blowing in the direction of incorporated towns or commercial plantings of the solanaceae family.	When winds are NOT blowing in the direction of incorporated towns or commercial plantings1of the solanaceae family.
a. Water diluted spray of Quinclorac herbicide tank-mixed with emulsifiable concentrate (EC) formulation herbicides such as: * Stam M-4 EC * Arrosolo 3+3 EC * Propanil EC * Ordram 8E * Abolish 8E * Bolero EC	Aircraft Spray Wind Speed 3 to 8 mph	4 miles	1 mile
	Ground Spray Wind Speed 3 to 8 mph	1 mile	1/2 mile
b. Water diluted spray of Quinclorac herbicide applied in water alone or tank-mixed with emulsifiable concentrate formulation free herbicides such as: * Stam 80EDF * Basagran * Terra Propanil 80DF * Blazer * Wham EZ, Super Wham * Storm * Pentagon 60 WDG * Londax	Aircraft Spray Wind Speed 3 to 8 mph	1 mile	1 mile
	Ground Spray Wind Speed 3 to 8 mph	1/2 mile	1/2 mile

1. Exemption: In areas where cities have annexed blocks of agricultural land, water diluted sprays of Quinclorac may be used within or adjacent to the city limits, provided the application site is no closer than 1/2 mile to subdivisions when using ground equipment or 1 mile to subdivisions when using aircraft and no closer than 1/4 mile to established plants of the solanaceae family or established/emerged cotton.

2. No water diluted spray of Quinclorac herbicide shall be applied closer than 1/4 mile by any means to established/emerged cotton, noncommercial plantings of the solanaceae family, or closer than 1/2 mile by aircraft if the wind is blowing in the direction of such plants.

3. No water diluted spray of Quinclorac herbicide shall be applied closer than 1 mile by aircraft or 1/2 mile by ground equipment to established, certified commercial plantings of the solanaceae family ([GREATER THAN]1,000 plants each kind) statewide.

4. In addition to the above statewide requirements, the following additional restrictions shall apply to Poinsett County.

a. No water diluted spray of Quinclorac herbicide shall be applied in an area from one mile west of Highway #1 to one mile east of Highway #163 from the Craighead-Poinsett County line to the Cross-Poinsett County line.

b. Water diluted spray of Quinclorac herbicide shall be applied only by ground equipment in the area of Poinsett County from one mile west of Highway #1 to two miles west of Highway #1 and only by ground equipment in the area of Poinsett County from one mile east of Highway #163 to Ditch #10, from the Craighead-Poinsett County line to the Cross-Poinsett County line.

c. No water diluted spray of Quinclorac herbicide shall be applied within 1/2 mile with ground equipment or 1 mile by aircraft of commercial plantings of the solanaceae family and towns. This buffer is extended to one mile for ground application and two miles for aerial application when Quinclorac herbicide is mixed with emulsifiable concentrate formulation herbicides.

5. The buffer zones defined in paragraph one (1) (b) shall apply to tank mixes of water diluted sprays of Quinclorac and EC products for which the EC manufacturer has provided the Plant Board with atomization study data from a research entity acceptable to the Plant Board that shows that the product does not produce more "fines" (percent of total spray volume in droplets [LESS THAN]105µm) than water.

6. All applications of Quinclorac shall be made in accordance with the applicable drift minimization recommendations of the Spray Drift Task Force.

7. Both air and ground application equipment shall be set up for application of Quinclorac in such a way that generation of spray droplets less than 105 microns in size is less than 5% of the total volume. The spray nozzle size classification must be designated as "coarse" by the British Crop Protection Council.

8. Quinclorac may not be sold to persons that do not possess a current Private, Commercial or Non-Commercial Applicator's License.

ARKANSAS STATE PLANT BOARD

PUBLIC HEARING COMMENTS SUMMARY

DIVISION: ____________________ Pesticide Division

PUBLIC HEARING TOPIC: _______ ARKANSAS PESTICIDE CONTROL ACT

PUBLIC HEARING DATE: ________ 8-Nov-17

COMMENTS RECEIVED DURING THE COMMENT PERIOD AND AT THE NOVEMBER 8, 2017 PUBLIC HEARING AGAINST THE PROPOSED REGULATION
NAME		AFFILIATION	LOCATION	TYPE OF COMMENT	POSITION	COMMENTS	AGENCY
NO.	FIRST	LAST	VERBAl/WRITTEN	FOR/AGAINST	SUMMARY	RESPONSE
1	Adam	Henard	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
2	Alan	Lovelace	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
3	Alan	Sharpos	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
4	Alan	Morrissett	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

5	Alexandria	Driver	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
6	Allen	Rains	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
7	Alton	Tyler	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
8	Anita	McCarty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

9	Annette	Bray	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
10	Anthony	Hopper	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	50% LL Planted in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
11	Barrett Brothers	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
12	Barrett Brothers	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

13	Barry	Bradley	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
14	Barry	Lawrence	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
15	Bart	Christine	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
16	Bart	Dixon	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

17	Baylus	East	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
18	Becton	Bell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
19	Ben	Harrison	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
20	Ben	Gordan	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

21	Bill	Elliot	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
22	Bill	Elliot	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
23	Bill	Carwell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
24	Bill	Rushing	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

25	Bill	Fletcher	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
26	Billy	Branch	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
27	Billye	Holder	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
28	Blake	Hart	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

29	Blake	Geisler	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
30	Bo	Smith	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
31	Bob	Billingsley	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
32	Bobby	Gammill	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

33	Bobby	Gammill	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
34	Bobby	Byrd	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
35	Bobby	Couples	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
36	Brandon	Cain	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

37	Brandt	Burkett	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
38	Brett	Carwell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
39	Brian	Alumbaugh	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL/RR in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
40	Brian	Rose	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

41	Britt	Allmon	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
42	Bryan	Stoner	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
43	Bryon	Thomas	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
44	Burney	Crowley	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

45	Caleb	Miller	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
46	Carl	Cissell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
47	Chad	Powell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
48	Chad	Fullerton	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

49	Charles	Bennett	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
50	Charles	Galloway	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
51	Charles	Churchwell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
52	Chase	Chafin	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

53	Chris	Crosskno	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
54	Chris	King	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
55	Chris	Lieble	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
56	Chris	Berry	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

57	Clark	Long	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
58	Clark	Long, Jr.	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
59	Clay	Young	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
60	Clay	Shafer	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

61	Clayton	Miller	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
62	Clint	McGraw	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR/LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
63	Cody	Fincher	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
64	Colton	Guest	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

65	Connor	Miller	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
66	Corey	Johns	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
67	Curtis	Miller	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
68	Dal	Luther	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

69	Dalton	Morrissett	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
70	Daniel	Craig	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
71	Darrell	Spencer	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
72	David	Gregory	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

73	David	Fogelman	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
74	David	Gammill	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
75	David	Schug	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
76	Davis	Bell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

77	Debbie	Dixon	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
78	Dee	Henderson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
79	Dennis	Davis	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted 90% LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
80	Dennis	Coupples	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

81	Dereck	Boiling	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
82	Devon	Dixon	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
83	Dino	Piranni	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
84	Don	Cissell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

85	Donnie	Delline	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR/LL soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
86	Doyle	Hopper	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
87	Dracy	Griffin	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
88	Dusty	Carlson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

89	Dwight	Jackson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
90	Earle	Bennett	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
91	Earnest	Lowrey	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
92	Ed	Gregory	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

93	Ed	Bell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
94	Eddie	Bray	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
95	Eric	Driver	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
96	Erik	Carlson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

97	Frank	Polk	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
98	Frank	McCarty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
99	Frank	Fogelman	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
100	Franklin	Fogelman	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

101	Franklin	Fogelman	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
102	Fred	Stuckey	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
103	Gail	Fogelman	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
104	Garry	Davis	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted 90% LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

105	Garry	Taylor	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
106	Garry	Chandler	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
107	Gavin	Sullivan	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
108	Geer	Carnathan	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

109	Gene	Johnson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
110	George	Willoughby	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
111	George	Toll	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
112	Gerald	Malin	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

113	Glen	Moody	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 -10/31 Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer Product needed to control pigweed	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written
114	Godfrey	While	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 -10/31 Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer Product needed to control pigweed	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written
115	Godfrey	White. Jr	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 -10/31 Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer Product needed to control pigweed	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written
116	Gordon	Miller	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 -10/31 Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer Product needed to control pigweed	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written

117	Grant	Ballard	Attorney	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
118	Grant	Ballard	Attorney	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
119	Grant	Galyean	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
120	Greg	Hart	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

121	Greg	Fields	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
122	Greg	Nall	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
123	Greg	Minton	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
124	Gregg	Garner	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

125	Harold	Tyler	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
126	Harrick	Norcross	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
127	Harry	Stevens	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
128	Harry	Dixon, Jr.	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

129	Heath	Adkisson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
130	Henry	Williams	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
131	Hershal	Dschwantz	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
132	Hunter	Grimes	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

133	Hunter	Miller	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
134	Jacob	Cissell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
135	James	Johnson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
136	James	Bray	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

137	James	Hambrick	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
138	James	Saig	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
139	James T.	Sullivan	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
140	Jamey	Boney	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

141	Jarred	Hopper	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
142	Jason	Horner	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
143	Jason	Bennett	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
144	Jeff	Sisk	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

145	Jeff	Lammers	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL/RR soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
146	Jeff	Rutledge	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
147	Jeffery	James	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
148	Jeffery	Reidhar	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

149	Jennifer	McCarty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
150	Jere	Reeves	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
151	Jeremy	Gordon	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
152	Jerry Don	Flynn	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

153	Jesse	Flye	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
154	Jill	Allen	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
155	Jimmy	Hart	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
156	Jimmy	Fraley	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

157	Joe	Mencer	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
158	Joe	Mencer	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
159	Joe	Tacker	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
160	Joe	Driver	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

161	Joe	Drace	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
162	Joel	Brown	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
163	Joey	McCorkle	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Raised LL/RR soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
164	Joey	Woods	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	100% LL planted in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

165	Joey	Pamplin	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
166	John	Langston	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
167	John	King	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
168	John	Weise	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

169	John	Allen	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
170	John Norman	Bryant	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
171	Johnny	Hall	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
172	Johnny	Jennings	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

173	Johnny	Kyle	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL/RR in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
174	Justin	Boyette	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
175	Justin	Martin	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
176	Kane	Speck	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

177	Keith	Groves	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
178	Keith	Tyler	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
179	Keith	Calhoun	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
180	Kelli	Carlson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

181	Kelly	Fogelman	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
182	Kenny	Holt	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
183	Kevin	Goble	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
184	Kim	Hart	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

185	Kotton	Guest	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
186	Krista	Taggart	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
187	Kyle	Common	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
188	Kyle	Murphy	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

189	Kyle	Carr	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
190	Lance	Cissell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
191	Lance	Lovell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
192	Larry	McClendon	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

193	Larry	Bell, Jr.	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
194	Larry	Miles	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
195	Larry Don	Miles	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
196	Layne	Miles	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

197	Lee	Weiner	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
198	Lee	Barnes	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
199	Lee	Johnson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
200	Lenny Joe	Kyle	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL/RR in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

201	Leonard	Roschieb	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
202	Leslie	Brown	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
203	Leslie	Turner	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
204	Levi	Carlton	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	100% LL/RR planted in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

205	Lex	Goble	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
206	Lindsey	Chandler	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
207	Logan	White	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
208	Luke	Dixon	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

209	Lyle	Wheeler	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
210	Lynn	Marshall	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
211	Lynn	Allen	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
212	Lynn B.	Nall	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

213	Mandy	Hinze	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	100% LL/RR planted in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
214	Mark	Hall	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
215	Mark	Hunter	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
216	Mark	Williams	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

217	Mark	Fincher	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
218	Mark	Elder	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
219	Mark	Henderson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
220	Mark	Welty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

221	Marty	White	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
222	Matt	Smith	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL/RR/XT in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
223	Matt	Smith	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
224	Matt	Miles	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

225	Matt	Cissell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
226	Matt	Valentine	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
227	Michael	McCarty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
228	Michael	McCarty	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

229	Michael	Gammill	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
230	Michael	Gammill	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
231	Michael	Tyler	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
232	Michael	Butler	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

233	Michael D.	East, Jr.	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
234	Mike	Sullivan	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
235	Mike	Sullivan	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
236	Mike	McCarty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

237	Mike	Rial	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
238	Mike	Griffith	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
239	Mike	Morgan	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
240	Mike	Mansker	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

241	Mike	French	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
242	Mike	Chappel	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
243	Mike	Mengarelli	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
244	Mike	Ellison	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

245	Mikey	Young	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
246	Mikey	Taylor	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
247	Mikey	Holder	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
248	Moreland	White	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

249	Murry	Henderson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
250	Nathan	Long	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
251	Nathaniel	Hopper	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	50% LL Planted in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
252	Neal	Culp	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

253	Nelson	Crow	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
254	Nicole	McCarty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
255	Nikki	McCarty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
256	Nolan	Neal	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

257	Oliver	Coppedge	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
258	Pace	Hindsley	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
259	Paul	Dunavant	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
260	Paul	Sellers	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

261	Paul	Pirani	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
262	Paul	Spencer	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
263	Perry	Galloway	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted LL&XT soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
264	Perry	Galloway	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

265	Perry	Dixon, Jr.	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
266	Peyton	Speck	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
267	Peyton	Speck	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
268	Peyton	Daniel	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR/Conventional in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

269	Peyton	Daniel, III	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR/Conventional in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
270	Phil	McCarty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
271	Phil	Marconi	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
272	Phillip	Gattas	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

273	Ramey	Stiles	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
274	Randal	Foran	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
275	Randy	Reynolds	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
276	Ray	Dawson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

277	Raymond	Henard	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
278	Rhonda	Carlson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
279	Rick	Johnson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
280	Rickey	Helton	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

281	Rob	Veach	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR/LL soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
282	Ron	Holthouse	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
283	Ron	Nichols	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
284	Ronnie	Bechmeyer	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

285	Ronnie	Pankey	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
286	Ronnie	Loeschner	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
287	Ross	Bell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
288	Ross	Bell	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

289	Russ	Thomason	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
290	Ryan	Syllivan	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
291	Ryan	Johnson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
292	Sally	Saig	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

293	Sam	Spencer	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
294	Sam	Stuckey	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
295	Sam	Stuckey	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
296	Sam	Dillahunty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

297	Scott	Sullivan	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
298	Scott	Matthews	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
299	Scott	Gibson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
300	Scotty	Winford	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

301	Sean	Nowlin	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
302	Shane	Hinze	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	100% LL/RR planted in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
303	Shawn	Handesty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
304	Shea	Hart	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

305	Skyler	Droke	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
306	Spunky	Woods	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
307	Stan	Lewis	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
308	Steel	Fletcher	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

309	Stephen	Rose	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
310	Steve	Higginbothom	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
311	Steve	Roark	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
312	Steve	Craig	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

313	Steve	McIntosh	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
314	Steve	French	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
315	Steven	Walker	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
316	Sue Ann	Cossey	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

317	Terry	Tolar	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
318	Terry	Grimes	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
319	Terry	McGraw	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR/LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
320	Thomas	Turner	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

321	Tim	Burzynski	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
322	Timothy	Jones	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
323	Todd	Allen	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
324	Todd	Campbell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

325	Tom	Burnham	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted 100% LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
326	Tom	Denniston	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
327	Tommy	Carr	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
328	Tommy	Bryant	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

329	Tony	Bradley	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
330	Tony	Hopper	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	50% LL Planted in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
331	Tony	Richards	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
332	Travis	Senter	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

333	Travis	Senter, Jr.	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted RR soybeans in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
334	Tray	Dillahunty	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
335	Trey	Jackson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
336	Trey	Bowers	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

337	Trey	Shannon	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
338	Tyler	Davis	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Planted 90% LL in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
339	Tyler	McClendon	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
340	Tyler	Griffin	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

341	Tyler	Henderson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
342	Vic	Richmond	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
343	Wade	Johnson	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
344	Wally	Smith	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	100% LL planted in 2017 Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

345	Wayne	Wilkison	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
346	Weston	Cissell	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
347	Will	Butler	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
348	William Joe	Denton, Jr.	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

349	Witt	Smith, Jr.	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
350	Wren	Felts	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
351	Zack	Hill	Farmer (provided by Grant Ballard)	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Proposed cut off date of May 25th with 1 mile buffer. Product needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
352	Scott	Fogleman	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 04/16 - 10/31. In support of petition that was filed by Mr. Grant Ballard. Also in support of the ASPB's regulatory changes to increase the max. civil penalty from $1,000 to $25,000 for egregious violations.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

353	Michael B.	Holder	Farmer, provided by Broadview Aviation	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 04/16 - 10/31. In support of petition that was filed by Mr. Grant Ballard. Also in support of the ASPB's regulatory changes to increase the max. civil penalty from $1,000 to $25,000 for egregious violations.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
354	Unreadable	Unreadable	Farmer, provided by Broadview Aviation	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 04/16 - 10/31. In support of petition that was filed by Mr. Grant Ballard. Also in support of the ASPB's regulatory changes to increase the max. civil penalty from $1,000 to $25,000 for egregious violations.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
355	Unreadable	Unreadable	Farmer, provided by Broadview Aviation	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 04/16 - 10/31. In support of petition that was filed by Mr. Grant Ballard. Also in support of the ASPB's regulatory changes to increase the max. civil penalty from $1,000 to $25,000 for egregious violations.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
356	Monanto	Participant in AR Ag community	Out of State	WRITTEN	AGAINST	I. The new Dicamba Technology improves yields and provides millions of dollars in economic benefits to Arkansas farmers. II. The new low-volatility Dicamba herbicides were used successfully on millions of acres of cropland across the nation in 2017. III. The available evidence indicates that illegal use of older, more volatile Dicamba herbicides likely playes a substantial role in causing sumptomology attributable to Dicamba volatility in Arkansas in 2017. IV. Monsanto has taken additional steps to ensure even greater applicator success with on-target applications of Xtendimax in 2018. V. Effective stewardship for 2018 provides a better path forward for Arkansas than a ban on this important new technology.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

357	Monsento (Scott Partridge)	Participant in AR Ag community	Out of State	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
358	Dewayne L.	Goldmon	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
359	Eddie	Wray	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's effort to limit/restrict the use of Dicamba in crop from 4/16 - 10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
360	Elliott	Berkemeyer	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed the ASPB's Dicamba ban from 4/16 -10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

361	George	Friedrich	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's effort to limit/restrict the use of Dicamba in crop from 4/16 - 10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
362	Gerald C.	Costner	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's effort to limit/restrict the use of Dicamba in crop from 4/16 - 10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
363	Greg	Adams	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's decision to limit Dicamba applications after 4/15. Growers in several states had great success with no issues and would not have been able to harvest some fields without in season applications. These dates are no better than the current burndown restrictions.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
364	Greg	Baltz	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

365	Jeff	Carnathan	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's efforts to limit/restrict the Dicamba use in AR between 4/16-10/31. Farmers need Dicamba technology all growing season.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
366	Joe	Cissell	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's effort to limit/restrict the use of Dicamba in crop from 4/16 - 10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
367	Jonathan	Driver	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
368	Kaci	Bell	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's effort to limit/restrict the use of Dicamba in crop from 4/16 - 10/31. ASPB made bias decision and not considering reasonable petition of compromises. This technology should be available to AR farmers.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

369	Kelly	Elrod	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's effort to limit/restrict the use of Dicmaba in crop from 4/16 - 10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
370	Kyle	Ridings	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's efforts to limit/restrict the Dicamba use in AR between 4/16-10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
371	Mickey	Holder	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
372	Nathan	Gregory	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's efforts to limit/restrict the use of Dicamba from 4/16 - 10/31. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

373	Nathan	Gregory	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's efforts to limit/restrict the use of Dicamba from 4/16 - 10/31. His farming was running rampant until Dicamba resistant soybeans were available. This year the crops are the cleanest ever and yields are through the roof.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
374	Nickie	Bell	Farmer	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASB's efforts to limit/restrict Dicamba from 4/16 - 10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
375	Phil	Hall	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
376	Randy	Currier	Individual	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's effort to limit/restrict Dicamba in crop use from 4/16 - 10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

377	Rickey	Day	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's effort to restrict Dicambe in crop use from 4/16 - 10/31.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
378	Robert	Gammill	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	The ASPB's propsosed cut off date of 4/15 would put farmers in North Arkansas at a great disadvantage. The ASPB should considere a later cut off date for North Arkansas. Dicamba is an important tool in controlling pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
379	Vernon Joe	Smith	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's regulatory changes which will prohibit the ag use of products containing Dicamba between 4/16 - 10/31. Need it through June as a great tool.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
380	Alan	Hargraves	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's Dicamba ban.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

381	Bernie	Crowley	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the Dicamba ban.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
382	Caleob	Vanlandingham	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	7 years in AG business. Farmer need Dicamba. Use of Dicamba crucial in battling pigweed, Xtend beans are yielding better.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
383	Carson	Rhylander	Farmer	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's Dicamba ban. Farmers can't farm without Dicamba.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
384	Chris	Selby	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	In favor of keeping Dicamba as an option in his herbicide program.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

385	George	Eldridge	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's Dicamba ban. This is a great technology for farmers.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
386	Harry	Stephens	Farmer	AR	VERBAL	AGAINST	Against the Dicamba ban. Dicamba needed to control pigweed.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
387	Harry G.	Stephens	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Against the Dicamba ban.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
388	John	Bryant	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed the ASPB's Dicamba ban.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

389	John	King, Jr.	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's Dicamba ban. Need Dicamba for weed control.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
390	John	King III	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's Dicamba ban. Need Dicamba for weed control.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
391	John	Tolar	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's Dicamba ban.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
392	Judith	Chiles	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's restrictions on the use of Dicamba.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

393	Lin	Bell	Individual	Unknown	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Farmers desperately need Dicamba to fight resistant weeds in our crops.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.
394	Robb	Dedman	Farmer	AR	WRITTEN	AGAINST	Opposed to the ASPB's Dicamba ban. Farmers need Dicamba to stay profitable.	Over the past years the Board heard presentations/research from University of Arkansas Weed Scientists, Independent Weed Scientists, Pesticide Manufacturers, the Farming Community, and a Governor appointed Dicamba Task Force. The comments expressed were considered during lengthly period of debate during the development of the proposed rule. The Board voted to approve the Proposed Rule as written.

Commented written and verbal

Please Note:In the process of finalizing the comment summary the Pesticide Division discovered a discrepancy of 1. Staff has double checked all against comments and cannot find the 1. To our knowledge the spreadsheet is the most accurate count.

DIVISION DIRECTOR: _SUSIE NICHOLS ________ DATE: ___11/08/17____

209.02.17 Ark. Code R. 003

1/22/2018