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Pesticide Behavior in Soil Amended with Agricultural Waste and Agro-Industrial Byproducts: An Updated Review. [PDF]
J XenobiotPérez-Lucas G, Navarro S.
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Mortality of Pesticide Applicators
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 1979Information has been obtained on a cohort of professional pesticide applicators which will be followed prospectively. The cohort consists of 16,126 males employed for three months or more between 1967 and 1976 by any of three nationwide pest control companies.
H H, Wang, B, MacMahon
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Applications of Metabonomics in Pesticide Toxicology
Current Drug Metabolism, 2015Metabonomic studies quantitatively measure the small molecule metabolites and their intermediates in the biological samples (serum, urine or tissue extracts) and have gained wide applications in many fields, especially in toxicology. Pesticides are extensively used around the world and pesticide toxicity has become a serious threat to human health ...
Pan, Wang, Yi-Jun, Wu
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Leaching of Pesticides from Fields with Recorded Pesticide Applications
International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry, 2002During two winter seasons, 1998/99 and 1999/2000, drainage water was sampled each fortnight from four fields with recorded pesticide application. Water was analysed for a range of pesticides used on the fields. Two of the four fields were equipped with three vertical stainless steel tubes with screens at 1-1.3 m depths.
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Pesticide Application in India
2013The main use of pesticides in India deals with agriculture and public health sector so as to control the numerous pests and diseases that can affect man and crop as well (Gupta 2004).
Arnab De +3 more
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Historic Pesticides and Pesticide Application Issues
2008This white paper from the Site Remediation Program addresses the historical use pesticides and the implications of residual pesticides for the safety of schools and residential areas built on former agricultural lands. Currently, all child care facilities have to evaluate the need to test soils in order to get licensed or re-licensed.
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On the Timing and Application of Pesticides
American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1973AbstractThe model developed by J. C. Headley to illustrate the entomologists' concept of the economic threshold is presented and criticized. A two‐variable model directed at the problems of optimal timing and pesticide application as well as optimal pest population level is presented.
Darwin C. Hall, Richard B. Norgaard
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Optimized Pesticide Application
Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research, 2000A deterministic Eulerian model of aerial pesticide application is introduced. Various assumptions allow the model to include transport of aerosol droplets with a continuous size distribution, vapour production, on-target deposition, off-target drift, and to consider interactions with plant canopies.
Richard Ammons +2 more
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Education in the Application of Pesticides
1982Publisher Summary This chapter discusses various analytical levels of educational practice in the context of the application of pesticides. It analyzes education from different points of view (such as psychological, historical, social, and cultural) and from different approaches, such as by governmental, private, and religious institutions.
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