What weedkiller did he use. Are you sure he used aminopyralid. The field should not be used for hay and if the livestock are transferred to another field that should not be used for hay either.
I am still not convinced it does not come with feed stuffs. We had a problem but the hay had not been treated. We could not identify the source of the problem.
I am pleased that our manure at the moment is clear but I am still testing every batch.
I do think we need to continue to be vigilante. It is my opinion that the stewardship protects Dow from being sued but still does not adequately protect the gardener.
They say it is ok after 6 months which is rot because it took two plus years here. Fat hen is good it shows problems much quicker than beans. It also does not respect my wish to not have the stuff at all. I believe that the lime in the soil somehow prevents the stuff breaking down. I found a report that said that in some soil types it does not breakdown as quickly but unfortunately have been unable to ascertain which soil types were involved. If it is not in soil and just stacked it does not breakdown at all.
The list of plant is also not comprehensive because we also had problems with courgettes. We also had problems with compost from unaffected plants such as brassicas.
If they have used Aminopyralid the odd cupped shape of the new plant growth is very easy to spot.
It has been back in the UK for sometime now.