Real-Time Monitoring of Spray Drift from Three Different Orchard Sprayers. [PDF]
Blanco MN +5 more
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Management measures for the mitigation of spray drift of very fine droplets sprayed by a spraying robot. [PDF]
Jomantas T +5 more
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Spray Drift from a Conventional Axial Fan Airblast Sprayer in a Modern Orchard Work Environment. [PDF]
Kasner EJ +6 more
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Spray drift in arboriculture: A dataset to analyse the influence of spray application techniques, anti-drift nets, and their combinations on the reduction of sedimentary drift, aerial drift and exposure of bystanders. [PDF]
Hudebine Y +10 more
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Towards quantifying atmospheric dispersion of pesticide spray drift in Yuma County Arizona. [PDF]
Yuan S +5 more
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Spray drift and bystander risk from fruit crop spraying
In the EU-FP7-BROWSE project (Bystanders, Residents, Operators and WorkerS Exposure models for plant protection products) spray drift data measured in the Netherlands and the UK for orchard spraying are combined to develop a probabilistic empirical model of bystander and resident exposure to spray drift.
van de Zande, J.C. +4 more
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Spray drift in viticulture: A dataset to analyse the influence of spray application techniques, hedges and their combination on the reduction of sedimentary drift, aerial drift and exposure of bystanders. [PDF]
Vergès A +11 more
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Spray drift in field crops: A dataset to analyse the influence of air induction nozzles, hedges, and their combination on the reduction of sedimentary drift, aerial drift and exposure of bystanders. [PDF]
Perriot B +10 more
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Drift reduction of low drift nozzles in spraying citrus orchards
Drift is especially critical when spraying fruit, vine and citrus orchards where pesticides are intensively used. In this context, cone low drift nozzles (LDN) intended for spraying tree crops, have been evaluated relating to cone standard nozzles (STN) in laboratory and deciduous fruit orchards (Van de Zande et al. 2012); (Planas et al., 2013).
Planas, Santiago +6 more
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In a series of indoor experiments spray drift potential was assessed when spraying over a spray drift testbench with two different driving speeds, 2m/s and 4m/s, two different spray boom heights, 30 cm and 50 cm, and two different nozzle spacing, 25 cm and 50 cm, for six different nozzle types.
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