When collecting manure from horses, or farm yards: Have you sprayed you pastures in the last 12 months? Do you make your own hay? If yes, when were your hay meadows last treated/sprayed for weeds? (In the last two years…avoid!) If yes, contact the person who made the hay, and ask the above question. If they buy hay from a hay merchant, or at auction, avoid as there’s no traceability at all…that’s how I got caught! No one should sell hay that was treated with Clopyralid. No one should give you ma

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