Posted by Howard H. on June 02, 2009 at 13:07:49 from (164.58.210.244):
In Reply to: 2-4D posted by ILLEFTY on June 02, 2009 at 10:45:18:
When Dad"s & several other neighbor"s cotton got hit last year, an investigator came out and tracked it back to the field of application.
You can pretty easily guess by which direction the wind was out that day where to start looking...
Then check ditches & roadways for sensitive weeds, other people"s trees, gardens, etc, to find right where it came from...
Especially if you already suspect someone, they should be on the hook for having written records of it. Whether it"s worth pursuing them or not is a whole "nother matter...
Dad knows who did it, but didn"t want to "rock the boat", but that one day of spraying (and apparently about a 160 acre field) really damaged about 10-12 circles of cotton...
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