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  Lawncare-4u.co.uk April 27, 2012 at 2:44am

  So what is the

  #Legal restrictions near water courses ????????????????   !!!!!
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  Lawncare-4u.co.uk April 27, 2012 at 2:46am

  Bees ?      have you got your Pa1 & Pa6 ??   or have you forgotten the training ...
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  Lawncare-4u.co.uk April 27, 2012 at 2:47am

  i dont think its safe to drink either !   or use as shower gel !!   gloves <<<
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  Lawncare-4u.co.uk April 27, 2012 at 2:47am

  mask ,  overalls ?    wellies
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  Neil Bishop April 27, 2012 at 6:47am

  Haha, I realise that I'm not a plant (I think) but I'm sure that there are a lot more hazardous substances out there that I use on a daily basis. Take petrol for instance, there I am of a morning filling my petrol can whistling away with not a care in the world and then I just screw the lid on, pop it in the back of the van and off I go on my merry way (my days sound magical don't they!). The last time I checked, petrol is still a highly combustible gas/liquid, it's not too clever for the environment and im pretty sure that if a child ingested it they'd be quite ill.
  
  But to use this lethal product all I had to do was correctly answer a theory test question along the lines of...
  
  Car Safety and You
  
  Q: Where do you put petrol?
  
  Answer A: In your eye
  Answer B: In your car
  Answer C: in your nans Victoria sponge
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  Andy Kenney April 27, 2012 at 7:19am

  Class!!
  
  Neil Bishop said:

  Haha, I realise that I'm not a plant (I think) but I'm sure that there are a lot more hazardous substances out there that I use on a daily basis. Take petrol for instance, there I am of a morning filling my petrol can whistling away with not a care in the world and then I just screw the lid on, pop it in the back of the van and off I go on my merry way (my days sound magical don't they!). The last time I checked, petrol is still a highly combustible gas/liquid, it's not too clever for the environment and im pretty sure that if a child ingested it they'd be quite ill.
  
  But to use this lethal product all I had to do was correctly answer a theory test question along the lines of...
  
  Car Safety and You
  
  Q: Where do you put petrol?
  
  Answer A: In your eye
  Answer B: In your car
  Answer C: in your nans Victoria sponge
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  Neal Barker @ Etesia uk April 27, 2012 at 10:10am

  dont forget the fact that there is a dose limmit you can apply and this product could become harmfull when this is exceeded overdoseing the area, and preventing the chemical from braking down to become inactive as the quantity is far to much so still leaves a residual trace.

  in you pa1/6 training you are shown how to work all this out to ensure the correct dose for that product and area is applied, were jo public thinks its ok to double the concentration or even not measure at all when appliying chemicals in there gardens, this would leed to masive overdoseing of the product and would possibley then turn a safe product into one which has a big impact on the surrounding enviroment.
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  choughman April 27, 2012 at 2:07pm

  hmm, i have been doing this malarky for many many years and have never yet had to liberally spray petrol around anybodies garden!!

  
  
  Neil Bishop said:

  Haha, I realise that I'm not a plant (I think) but I'm sure that there are a lot more hazardous substances out there that I use on a daily basis. Take petrol for instance, there I am of a morning filling my petrol can whistling away with not a care in the world and then I just screw the lid on, pop it in the back of the van and off I go on my merry way (my days sound magical don't they!). The last time I checked, petrol is still a highly combustible gas/liquid, it's not too clever for the environment and im pretty sure that if a child ingested it they'd be quite ill.
  
  But to use this lethal product all I had to do was correctly answer a theory test question along the lines of...
  
  Car Safety and You
  
  Q: Where do you put petrol?
  
  Answer A: In your eye
  Answer B: In your car
  Answer C: in your nans Victoria sponge
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  Justin Hemming April 27, 2012 at 2:58pm

  What kind of products do people buy to treat lawns? Is there a pro version of weed and feed?

  cheers

  Justin
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  pete April 27, 2012 at 6:11pm

  Monsanto buys out international firm dedicated to restoring bee health and protecting the future of insect pollination:

  http://www.beeologics.com/breaking_news.asp