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Old 05-04-2011, 03:24 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
Mike Lyle[_1_] Mike Lyle[_1_] is offline
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On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 10:48:42 +0100, Janet wrote:

In article a651cf6f-6e98-482c-bdbc-
, says...

On Apr 4, 10:37*pm, Dave Hill wrote:
On Apr 4, 7:43*pm, harry wrote:

The question of how to get rid of this comes up frequently on
Gardeners Question time (Radio).
It amazes me how ignorant these so-called "experts" come up with crap
about mowing and FK what else.


You are talking ********. I have bought is in various places, no
questions askedVast quantities are use in hill farm areas.


If you really had a clue about Asulox, you'd know that it was
designated for total EU withdrawal in mid-March 2011. Three weeks ago it
was given a temporary reprieve; but it's pretty certain that withdrawal
will still happen in the near future making it a banned substance (for
farm use or any other).

One of the pressures for withdrawal of agricultural pest and
herbicides, is their illegal and/or feckless abuse by ignorant domestic
hobby users who flagrantly disregard manufacturers instructions and all
the regulations laid down to protect waterways, aquatic life, and drinking
water supplies.

Hey, it's a man thing. Real Men dine off endangered species deep-fried
in saturated fat and don't need no steenkin' castrating Euronannies
telling them not to stir herbicides with their bare hands. Harry's up
for a Darwin Award: you should be proud to know him.

--
Mike.