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called Grazon. The spray is used in hay fields to attack broadleafed plants, and that is what it appears to be doing to Waterpenny’s crops as well.
“Being organic farmers, we weren’t aware of what could be sprayed on things,” Bynum said.
As the hay grew, it would have taken the herbicide up in its shoots. The residue was likely released from the hay as it broke down in the hard rains that pelted Rappahannock during the past few weeks. Lingering question
One of the mysteries of the hay theory is that Waterpenny has been getting its hay from the same provider for five years, and has never had any problems prior to this situation.
“I’ve been farming for 29 years and Fve been in the county all my life. This is one of the biggest surprises that Fve ever had,” said Chris Parrish, who provides hay to Waterpenny.
“About two weeks ago, Erik
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