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Re: OT-Tobacco canvas chemicals
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Posted by Andrew from KY on August 09, 2007 at 18:30:49 from (207.246.102.39):
In Reply to: OT-Tobacco canvas chemicals posted by Stephen in SOKY on August 09, 2007 at 10:40:19:
Methyl bromide is not illegal yet; but the production of it is supposed to have ceased and whatever supply is left, is what there is to use. However it costs more every year. The place in Frankfort that sells it is called Hendrix & Dail (I think) and they come in 100 lb bottles. If you have the Kentucky Farmer Directory (a phonebook with farmers from all over the state) look up Roger Quarles in Georgetown. He is the only person that I know of that still gasses tobacco beds. I know because I worked for him in high school, and went with him to gas beds for people several times. As far as bed covers, I'd say Southern States should be able to get them.
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