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Montana Crop Damge from Chem Trails
These were taken in the Western Montana (west of the Continental Divide) spring-summer of 2011, a bad year for chem-trail damage. We lived on top of a mountain at 6000 feet, in a mountain range. When we bought the 40 acres the area was pristine and we had pasture and trees. We bought the land in 2010. By the time we left in 2012 it was the second year of a three year die off (supposedly from beetles). Last fall we went up in that area and all the underbrush was dead also (couldn't be beetles).
From the trenches,
Celeste
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UPDATE: June 22, 2013-I was doing some research and discovered the culprit causing the fiddle-head plants: 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, the active ingredient in Agent Orange! We had an organic farm on top of a remote mountain now how did Agent Orange get at the top of the mountain in May of 2011?
From the trenches,
Celeste
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