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I live on a 90 acre "organic" ranch. This ranch is located in the sticks. The electrical company informed me that they needed to clear brush and trees from the electrical lines on my propery. We had an agreement that they could notch some trees, but no spraying. They sprayed!!! Several large trees have been killed. They used Tordon 101 R. This contains 2, 4-D and Picloram. I have researched this; some websites say it is not that toxic (government sites) and some sites, pertaining to the Vietnam war, say it is. I had cattle, sheep, and chickens in the area that was sprayed. I also had piles of compost and fruit trees close to this area. Does anyone have any experience with this chemical? I will be contacting the electrical company on Monday so I would appreciate any information you could give me or any informative site that you could point me to.
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- Here you go.... Schlüggell
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This is a reply to # 909,818I have no experience with Picloram...but 2,4-D on its own was banned in the early 70s.
However, it is still used due to a technical issue with Chemical testing...
When you mix 2 banned substances together, the 'new' soup is considered a different substance in the eyes of the law that needs to be tested on its own...In theory the 2,4-D is a salt of the 'true' chemical {but try to prove it...} thus further considered 'safe'.
Soopo, when banned in 70s; 2,4-D & 2,4,5-T were banned for use by themselves - but later in the 80s when mixed together it was considered 'safe'.
'Picloram' - 2-Pyridinecarboxylic acid , CAS Number: 2545-60-0
4-Amino-3,5,6-Trichloro-Monopotassium Salt
'2,4-D' - 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid , CAS Number: 94-75-7
'2,4,5-T' - 2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic acid , CAS Number: 93-76-5
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- Re: Tordon 101 R...Would like your o... Celcius
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MoreThis is a reply to # 909,818Keep your livestock well mineralized Naturalist and you can ward off any problems that accur from these toxins,especially copper which is partially responsible for wasting diseases or mad cow, a copper deficiency combined with organophosphates is resonsible for the spongifrom encepheletic diseases!
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