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Letter: Vapor drift Marie Freeman writes: After research with crossbow the herbicide used by our county it should not be applied above 85 degrees. Reason? Vapor drift! This can cause the herbicide to drift up to one mile. The night after the application on my road we received torrential rain. I'm sure other than what I absorbed and inhaled washed away. Other than immediate damage the rest is systemic. And crossbow can remain in the soil up to 2 years! This story was posted on 2022-07-22 07:47:48
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