Pre harvest with airplanes….

[TSIPP]

The mature trees came back with leaves the next spring but 1200, two year old trees never came back.
It was +38c and a 40k wind it also wiped out 25 acres of oats.

[LEP]

20 years ago we got wiped out from the guy next door doing chem fallow, it took all the leaves of the older trees and killed off 1200 smaller trees, it’s kinda depressing when all the leaves are gone on August 4th. This year the same family took out 3 bee hives when the drifting hopper spray came this way. All done with a high clearance.

Chemfallow likely had banvel or another group 4 that did most of the damage. In our neck of the woods carragana take everything that gets thrown at them, no problem. Elms are another story.

[Guest]

The mature trees came back with leaves the next spring but 1200, two year old trees never came back.
It was +38c and a 40k wind it also wiped out 25 acres of oats.

Guys like that need a slap

[Livewire]

I really think twice about ever getting aerial spraying done again. The last time I saw the spray coming on at twice the height of the trees and was foof and gone. That was fungicide and I have no idea what percentage of that load actually hit the crop. The best pilot from that operation I would get but you book your spraying and never know which inexperienced top gun you’re getting