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Tag Archives: pesticides
Upcoming GrowON Webinar: Comforting Lies and Unpleasant Truths about Pesticide Application Methods
Ever wonder why you spray the label rate of a pesticide, and you just don’t see good control? Does it have to do with your application method? Your crop? Or something to do with the label rate? According to Dr. … Continue reading
Posted in Educational Opportunities, IPM, Uncategorized
Tagged Application methods, IPM, pesticides, Sprayers 101
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Tank Mixing Update for Nurseries: Implications for Users of Pest Control Products
The following article was authored by J. Mosiondz (OMAFRA) with input from J. Deveau (OMAFRA) Tank mixing, a practice commonly performed by growers across the agricultural spectrum, is an important practice used to reduce the number of sprayer passes per … Continue reading
Posted in Application Technology, IPM
Tagged pesticides, spray technology, tank mixing
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