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<blockquote data-quote="tikkalover" data-source="post: 180072" data-attributes="member: 600"><p>A person (land or tree owner) that has an issue with drift can call the state Dept. of Ag. and file a complaint with them. They then look at who owns the land around what was drifted on, and go thru the procedure of looking into what was sprayed, date it was sprayed, what the wind speed and direction was for that day. They can pull tissue samples and have them tested. Most drift issues are settled amongst land owners. But in times like this (a drought) things can get a bit heated. You get the picture. Many years back we had a land owner that her garden was dyeing come to us with a complaint. We went and looked at it, and at our records of when we sprayed the field around her house, there was no way we had drifted on her garden. The wind direction was wrong(blowing away from her place). She became upset when we told her it wasn't us, so we asked how much she wanted for her ruined garden, holy shit&nbsp; her vegetables must of been made out of gold. We called the state and they came and took samples, it was Tordon, we never sprayed Tordon, here it was in the ground water she was using to water her garden.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="tikkalover, post: 180072, member: 600"] A person (land or tree owner) that has an issue with drift can call the state Dept. of Ag. and file a complaint with them. They then look at who owns the land around what was drifted on, and go thru the procedure of looking into what was sprayed, date it was sprayed, what the wind speed and direction was for that day. They can pull tissue samples and have them tested. Most drift issues are settled amongst land owners. But in times like this (a drought) things can get a bit heated. You get the picture. Many years back we had a land owner that her garden was dyeing come to us with a complaint. We went and looked at it, and at our records of when we sprayed the field around her house, there was no way we had drifted on her garden. The wind direction was wrong(blowing away from her place). She became upset when we told her it wasn't us, so we asked how much she wanted for her ruined garden, holy shit her vegetables must of been made out of gold. We called the state and they came and took samples, it was Tordon, we never sprayed Tordon, here it was in the ground water she was using to water her garden. [/QUOTE]

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