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Molybdenum

Oldtree · 2007-03-08 18:57:51

Am going up against my 5th quarry application. one item brought forward by a committe member was molybdenum. If an area has high Mo content in soil, and if lime dust from a badly screened quarry or unsheeted lorrys is broadcast into the environment, it can increase Mo in herbage. This can then be consumed by the animals…

08-03-2007 6:57pm

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Am going up against my 5th quarry application. one item brought forward by a committe member was molybdenum. If an area has high Mo content in soil, and if lime dust from a badly screened quarry or unsheeted lorrys is broadcast into the environment, it can increase Mo in herbage. This can then be consumed by the animals and lead to a copper deficiency which can have serious concequences for a herd.

I am looking for a database or map that lists 'known areas of high molybdenum' specifically south mayo. would be grateful for any info.
thanks

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