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<blockquote data-quote="Bogweevil" data-source="post: 8452813" data-attributes="member: 48190"><p>When products came up for renewal they had to replace the tallow-amine before they could be re-approved. It was far more potentially harmful than glyphosate which is unusually non-toxic as pesticides go - sorry you anti-pesticde</p><p></p><p>All re-approved now. As far as I can see no authorised available adjuvants are based on tallowamine.</p><p></p><p>Basic ions in hard water react with glyphosate so rain water better than hard water - loads of evidence for this in uk & USA. Having said that, if a formulation already contains pH adjusters it is plausible that a surfactant would enhance performance more than pH adjusters (unless formulation already rich in surfactants which the better, more expensive probably are).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bogweevil, post: 8452813, member: 48190"] When products came up for renewal they had to replace the tallow-amine before they could be re-approved. It was far more potentially harmful than glyphosate which is unusually non-toxic as pesticides go - sorry you anti-pesticde All re-approved now. As far as I can see no authorised available adjuvants are based on tallowamine. Basic ions in hard water react with glyphosate so rain water better than hard water - loads of evidence for this in uk & USA. Having said that, if a formulation already contains pH adjusters it is plausible that a surfactant would enhance performance more than pH adjusters (unless formulation already rich in surfactants which the better, more expensive probably are). [/QUOTE]
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