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<blockquote data-quote="guywhofishes" data-source="post: 180069" data-attributes="member: 337">it appears indiscriminate - every tree's leaves in what looks like the &quot;contact zones&quot; get &quot;burnt&quot; - big, young, old, small, etc.- - - Updated - - -sometimes it happens around the outside &quot;box&quot; of trees around a farm yard - we're talking big healthy trees - and I think to myself how horrified I would be if I saw that happen to my farm yard trees.- - - Updated - - -I see beleaguered old piss elm tree rows that are giving up the ghost over time - this is NOT what I'm observingI don't own the trees - and I'm not paying the price for the drift if - that's what it is. As a chemist I am truly curious if that's what it is... and as a human I wonder how farmers can tolerate other farmers doing it to other people's trees which has to happen - I bet there's some big arguments that go on out there!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="guywhofishes, post: 180069, member: 337"] it appears indiscriminate - every tree's leaves in what looks like the "contact zones" get "burnt" - big, young, old, small, etc. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] sometimes it happens around the outside "box" of trees around a farm yard - we're talking big healthy trees - and I think to myself how horrified I would be if I saw that happen to my farm yard trees. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I see beleaguered old piss elm tree rows that are giving up the ghost over time - this is NOT what I'm observing I don't own the trees - and I'm not paying the price for the drift if - that's what it is. As a chemist I am truly curious if that's what it is... and as a human I wonder how farmers can tolerate other farmers doing it to other people's trees which has to happen - I bet there's some big arguments that go on out there! [/QUOTE]

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