Hi Porcupine, sounds like your region could do with one of our mesonets! That being said, in Australia, weather conditions are often too hot to spray during the

Hi Porcupine, sounds like your region could do with one of our mesonets! That being said, in Australia, weather conditions are often too hot to spray during the day hence many farmers look to spray early morning, dusk or at night-time. These times tend to be prime inversion weather which leads to mass long-distance spray drift events from multiple sources (hence the need for our mesonet). I assume in Ontario, spraying can usually be done during the day even in summer, so farmers spraying during an inversion is less of an issue there? Or is that a false assumption? Do you suspect that the glyphosate drift into your vineyard is localised from your neighbour?