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Posted by Old Pokey on April 19, 2006 at 06:12:29 from (216.99.192.129):
In Reply to: Neutralizing Atrazine posted by Sloroll on April 19, 2006 at 05:56:45:
That's interesting. Would sure like to hear what this "chemical neutralizer" is called. For planting grass seed in the fall, a band of activated charcoal is applied directly over the grass row to neutralize the high rate of karmex that is braodcast sprayed right behind the planting. If you have time, I would really like to hear more about this. If it is on the "up'n'up", and is reasonably cost effective, it may be of interest in this area. But, if it is "snake oil", we'll probably be reading about the lawsuits that will follow.
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