Nozzle and droplet size effects on pesticide performance and drift

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2009-12-01
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Darr, Matt
Steward, Brian
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Hanna, H. Mark
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Darr, Matthew
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Proceedings of the Integrated Crop Management Conference
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Efficient spray application requires applying the correct amount of pesticide in a proper manner to successfully reduce the pest population. In addition pesticide should not be allowed to drift to non-target off-site plants, insects, animals, or humans. Balancing between use of a droplet size small enough for efficacious application, yet large enough to avoid off-target drift is an important consideration for most applications.

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