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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (126740)	5/21/2019 11:05:43 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 207458

Hi chipper, No not even close. I have used Tordon to kill invasive species like buck thorn and honeysuckle. Since I've lived here since I was 14, I often come across a tree I've cut back three times before in my life. Invasive species are relentlessly persistent. After cutting the trees last fall, I applied Tordon to the cut stump. I can report this spring - they are dead. I wore gloves and avoided skin contact. That stuff is effective. My gardening is as close to organic as I can make it ( ignorance may be there, but I do not think so). My biggest problem is cabbage loopers and some kind sole told me to use a nanometer killer vs the sevin powder I was using. Whatever the nanometer spray had, it cut the worms stomach upon eating it - it was immediate and far more effective than the repeat doses of sevin powder . I only now spray a fungicide on my tomatoes once they begin to bear fruit. Things are wet in Wisconsin and I'm not sure I'll be able to transplant before I go fishing in Minnesota June 1 thru 8. Crops are very late to be planted. Water standing in the fields is now gone , but the top soil is very moist. I mowed all day today and almost got stuck in the ag field when I wanted to mow some weeds. Grand Solar Minimum is having credibility here in Wisconsin. Good to hear from you and hope you and family have a wonderful summer. I think the market is days away from a good blast up FWIW Bob