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Podcast Idea: aminopyralid persistence?
Greg Sudderth
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Heya Paul, love the new stuff you're putting out! Here's a freebie show/cast idea that might concern a lot of people: aminopyralid contamination.
If you do container gardening, and if you gardened last year AND had trouble like I did, then your containers are contaminated....so:
1) Can they be cleaned
2) What trace levels would remain? (which leads to the general question...)
3) Absorbability in plastic?
Thanks and keep up the good work!
PI day is 3.14 (march 14th) and is also einstein's birthday. And this is merely a tiny ad:
montana community seeking 20 people who are gardeners or want to be gardeners
https://permies.com/t/359868/montana-community-seeking-people-gardeners
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