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Abstract
Accidental spray drift from pesticide applications can result in dangerous conditions for humans, animals, and the environment. It also can mean extra costs for the applicator due to wasted chemical and inefficient applications. Although complete elimination of spray drift is nearly impossible, drift problems and their effects on our environment can be minimized with proper application techniques and favorable weather conditions.
Publication Date
1992
Publication Number
AEU-71
Repository Citation
Watkins, G. A.; McNeill, Samuel G.; Martin, James R.; and Shearer, S. A., "Pesticide Application and Handling Technology: Decreasing Drift Potential During Application" (1992). Agricultural Engineering Extension Updates. 15.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/aeu_reports/15
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