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I have used manure in my garden, and some of the species listed above have been affected, while others have not. Is aminopyralid the cause?

April 26, 2017affected aminopyralid cause garden manure species Used

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I have used manure in my garden, and some of the species listed above have been affected, while others have not. Is aminopyralid the cause?

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If peas, beans, or potatoes (the most sensitive crops) are not affected, it is unlikely that aminopyralid is to blame. However, if you are concerned, we recommend that you carry out a test (see next question) or ask your manure supplier for confirmation.