Grain millers and fall applied roundup!

[stonepicker]

Can they actually detect traces of roundup in grain?

[Hopalong]

Just got bulk mail magazine from Pro-Cert Organic.
Full page ad by Grain Millers which says "We are North America's premiere Organic grain processing and trading company."

[Hopperbin]

Do they process any organic?

[pourfarmer]

So people who do not want excess amounts of synthetic chemicals on their food are freaks? This ag world is a messed place

[sumdumguy]

I am surprised it's been allowed this long. We don't hear of any residual testing going on-how come? I think I have a pretty good idea.

[newguy]

Glyphos has helped farmers over the past.never thought it should be used a a desiccant though.oats is marketed as a health food Sk3 what do you expect.

[sumdumguy]

Round-Up not my choice of topping, thanx SF3.

[SASKFARMER3]

Again its a tool in the tool box that has helped eastern sask get a more uniform harvested crop. No sprouting issues with swaths etc.
Just saying the more they take away the further backwards we go.

[sumdumguy]

if there is no market for fall desiccated crops, then is it backwards?

[furrowtickler]

HRSW will be next, it will be a few years yet but it is coming.
I thought oats and malt have been a no-no for round up for a long time already?

[pourfarmer]

I've had oats in a swath for almost a month with 0 sprouting.

[freewheat]

I always straight cut oats and have never sprayed them with no issues.

Consumers perception is negative towards the practice. I would be ok with that perception not hanging over our heads any longer. I have simply personally not found it a necessary application.

If using it for perennial weed control, there are so many options to smash perennials hard now.