Absolutely I can smell and taste the chemicals in the air. I actually posted a new topic under Wisconsin just a few minutes ago, detailing this.

I have very clearly tasted the chemicals in my hair, when I have been outside working in the yard and a piece of my (shoulder length) hair gets into my mouth. It is not my shampoo because I use organic and we have soft water. I purposely tasted my clean hair inside the house more than a few times, just to compare. It does not taste unusual at that time. Only when I am outside for a couple hours. That has happened at least 6 times this summer, each time cross testing it.

My yard is partially wooded and there are no bees at all this year nor many bugs. It is eery, in fact. I do not use chemicals at all on my yard.
A robin's nest was within view of my window and I watched as first a normal baby robin hatched, then a deformed baby robin, and a third egg never hatched at all. I found that disturbing, but don't know the statistics on robin eggs so maybe it was ok? dunno. We have very few birds in this yard which I find unusual since I have feeders and a birdbath out all the time.

I have noticed an increase in green scum on top of ponds in our area, covering the entire pond, not just partially. Not sure how that compares to anything, could be from fertilizers in the run off but something I have noticed.

We have not had a dry spell in the midwest yet, when it is normal to have clear skies and dryness in August. It has been cloudy and rainy almost every day, usually after spraying.

Our daughter noticed lightening shining metallic all over the sky, and commented on it a couple times that it was creepy. (We don't talk to her about chemtrails, she is a happy go lucky 23 yr. old) After she said that, though we told her about them and now she is more aware)