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– Yes. Some of the blue-green algal toxins will remain toxic in a dry form. Continued application of heavily affected waters (say from dairy waste recycling dams) can lead to significant toxin build up on foliage. Although this is a rare occurence requiring special circumstances, this residue can affect livestock.
