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southern MN | There would be some risk to a neighboring farmer taking those chemicals, since you are not the firsthand owner of them, are they really what they say they are, are they full strength or diluted, were they stored right (some don’t handle freezing, don’t want to be in sunlight, etc.)
But, I would think a neighboring farmer that used those same chemicals would be willing to latch onto something that is 1/4 of regular price (wild guess?) Can do a little test and use them with the rest of what they use.
It probably isn’t a good idea to advertise on Craig’s list or something, likely rules against reselling without a license, or some such. I donno?
Assuming you are new to the neighborhood, finding a good farm neighbor to work with will be the challenge I’m sure, kinda hard to knock on doors, pssst hey buddy I’ve got a deal for you, I just moved in and.....
Good of you to want to see such stuff used, and not just put in a landfill of some sort.
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What to do with chemicals
