Blight or Hormone Damage or Nothing to Worry About?

The tomato damage definately looks like aminopyralid I'm afraid. We've had several cases of it on our site in the last few years, several through a local manure supplier , another through bought  in bags again from a local agent, but nothing nationally produced.
There are certain crops which show damage, toms, pots, broad beans.
I would put the remaining manure round fruit bushes excluding raspberries which are fickle creatures.
The manure seems to be alright if left for another year.

Weedkiller damage, it was, according to an RHS test.
Good to know 
Thanks for all the info and ideas along the way!