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  2. 10.6 Weather-monitoring equipment

    https://grdc.com.au/resources-and-publications/grownotes/technical-manuals/spray-application-manual/preparing-for-spraying/module-10-weather-monitoring-for-spraying-operations/10.6-weather-monitoring-equipment

    29 Nov 2024: Top. Visual clues for assessing wind speed and direction are important for monitoring weather conditions but they are not a substitute for physically measuring wind speed, wind direction, temperature and humidity at the application site.

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  3. 10.5 Using forecast information for planning spraying activities

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    29 Nov 2024: Top. Applicators need to be able to anticipate the changes in temperature, humidity, wind speed and wind direction that normally occur at different times during the day and night, known as the diurnal variation, as well as the seasonal changes to

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    10.5 Using forecast information for planning spraying activities
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  4. 10.3 Temperature and humidity

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    29 Nov 2024: Top. Temperature and humidity can affect droplet survival (due to evaporation), as well as the ability of the product to enter or translocate within the target plant (due to stress). Droplet survival is affected by the rate of evaporation of water

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  5. 10.2 Important weather parameters for spray operations

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    29 Nov 2024: Top. Weather influences the outcome of any spray job, in terms of both efficacy and spray- drift risk. Legal requirements, both on the label and in state or territory legislation, also require applicators to record weather parameters during

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  6. 9.5 Mixing vats and batching systems

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    29 Nov 2024: Top. The ideal batching system would allow for a total tank mix volume equivalent to the main sprayer tank to be mixed, agitated and ready for transfer as the sprayer pulls up. To implement this strategy successfully usually requires two people: one

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    9.5 Mixing vats and batching systems
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  7. 9.2 Establish your current spraying efficiency

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    29 Nov 2024: Top. Increasing the number of hectares per hour the sprayer can cover while it is in the paddock is not the only way to increase productivity. While spraying speed and boom width determine the spraying rate (hectares per hour) when you are in the

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  8. 10.8 Summary

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    29 Nov 2024: Top. Use accurate forecast information to help plan spraying activities. Always measure and record weather parameters at the site of the application before, during and on completion of spraying operations. Wind direction and wind speed are critical

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    Grains Research and Development Corporation
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  9. 10.1 Introduction

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    29 Nov 2024: Top. Find out more. Find more information on Spray Drift Management or refer to Module 4: Drift Management Strategies. All applicators need access to accurate weather forecast information to plan where and when to spray. Apart from being able to

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  10. 9.6 Summary

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    29 Nov 2024: Top. Having a portable system can eliminate the need for a permanent mixing site. When designing the system, you must take into account the same things as you would for a permanent mixing site. This includes how you will contain and manage spills,

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  11. 9.1 Introduction to mixing, filling and transfer systems

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    29 Nov 2024: Top. The purchase and set-up of mixing, filling and transfer systems should receive as much time and attention as the purchase and set-up of the sprayer itself. Correctly mixing all the products that are included in a tank mix is essential to

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