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Spray drift. News articles about damage caused by spray drift seem to pop up regularly, almost as daily […]

The potential for pesticide drift remains an unavoidable feature of modern agriculture. Here, too, history repeats itself. “When […]

Dr. Robert Wolf, Wolf Consulting & Research, LLC, Mahomet, IL, is one of the leading experts in drift […]

Off-target movement of crop protection products has been a problem for decades. The issue got more contentious when […]

Willmar Fabrica­tion’s hooded sprayers have the potential to minimize pesticide drift, especially when combined with other drift reduction technologies, such as drift retardant adjuvants or low-drift nozzles.

WinField Solutions has introduced the Spray Analysis System to help agricultural professionals evaluate products and reduce the risk of spray drift.

As crop protection product requirements become more diverse, the need to successfully manage off-target application will only increase in importance.

While it’s been a bane of crop protection for decades, off-target spray may finally be meeting its match. […]

Growers need to take precautions to reduce off-target drift when applying herbicides this spring, said Purdue Extension weed […]

In story writing, there is always a definite beginning, middle and ending to each tale told. When it […]

In the March 2010 issue of CropLife® (“Coming To A Head,” March 2010), we discussed the status of […]

Over the past 15 years, EPA has devoted considerable time and effort attempting to address spray drift issues, […]

Nozzle manufacturers work to ensure coverage isn’t lost in the effort to reduce drift.

This year’s line-up of tips feature the versatility to handle any spray job. View photos and product descriptions of the latest nozzles on the market in our slideshow.

With new EPA spray drift regulations in the wings, WinField is ready to help farmers minimize spray drift […]

The kit uses a vision system powered by artificial intelligence that can help farmers gain cost efficiency.

See & Spray Ultimate is a factory-installed system available for model year 2023 John Deere 410R, 412R, and 612R Sprayers.

Manufacturers provide the accessories that make applying products more efficient and effective.

The first and only autonomous herbicide orchard sprayer removes the driver from the vehicle to eliminate exposure to the chemical being sprayed.

The technology will be commercially available in 2023 to the entire agricultural market including farmers, cooperatives, and ag retailers.