I'm not sure, but it is odd looking at this field right now, still tan with what came up in it last year, some odd short kind of weed/grass and those other things, (see response above). He's used 2-4D every year he planted this I believe and the crops were usually good, its just odd starting the 2nd year being left fallow, things might just be stunted from being so darned dry too.
I don't understand the human problem part of your response, or being part of why nothing is growing, I had always assumed that rains dilute and wash away 2-4D, as the oats start to tan and lose the shading effect, weeds do come up and you need to get those oats harvested before you get ragweed or other seeds, as well as the straw being contaminated with weeds, which ruins it for selling. We harvested some oats for the large dairy in town, fields they did not spray at all, straw was worthless and the grain was ok, but not like ours, some other seeds in it.
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