Replying causes them to multiply. Just like posts in the P&R forum.
NoHey, you guys, I've got a question about the veggies...
Since the mother plants have been "inoculated" with the 2,4-D ester, and survived (so far), will the seeds be 2,4-D resistant?
More than likely not. The seeds may not even be viable.Hey, you guys, I've got a question about the veggies...
Since the mother plants have been "inoculated" with the 2,4-D ester, and survived (so far), will the seeds be 2,4-D resistant?
It would be interesting to save the seeds and do a germination study on them. You would also need like seeds from unaffected plantsMore than likely not. The seeds may not even be viable.
Hey, you guys, I've got a question about the veggies...
Since the mother plants have been "inoculated" with the 2,4-D ester, and survived (so far), will the seeds be 2,4-D resistant?
No I do not. My garden is right next to the soy field that was sprayed though. My green beans and peppers don't look good with their cupped leaves but my other items look fine. So I am thinking maybe aphids/white flies are attacking those plants and it is not the spray.Do you farm corn/soy?
So do you work for Pioneer?No I do not.
Yes I do. Pioneer is no longer except on the bags of seed. We are Corteva AgSciences now.So do you work for Pioneer?
Yes just another one of the changes, buyouts, consolidations, whatever you want to refer to it as. It is typical especially in the ag sectorYes I do. Pioneer is no longer except on the bags of seed. We are Corteva AgSciences now.
This entire reply shows your absolute and complete ignorance, completely ignorant of common sense. I know you will not see my reply since you put me on ignore but it is amazing what you post. If anyone thinks my reply is disrespectful sobeit. Her response is a clear example of the definition of ignorance.How was it deduced from "No I do not" grow soybean, that you work for Pioneer?
No mention of Pioneer here...
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The two most important thingsI haven't read this whole thread but 2,4-D isn't all that bad when properly used............................
Just note all herbicides are dangerous when not used properly.
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