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SPRAY DRIFT
Spray drift is a whole of community issue and everyone has a responsibility to understand their obligations in managing it. To maximise return on investment, applied chemicals need to stay in the paddock and hit the intended target.
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Workshops localise crop-spraying know-how
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Technical innovations and region-specific constraints have combined to create a need for local workshops on...
Mixing and batching chemicals – a key...
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A new GRDC guidebook for mixing and batching ag chemicals will be a useful technical...
Industry experts advise grain growers how to...
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Take a walk in the paddock to avoid making assumptions about controlling emerging weeds.
How to get the most from your...
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Widespread, recent rain means many growers are embarking on weed control programs, and experts have...
Correct sprayer set up and calibration to...
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Hands-on training sessions will help achieve optimal performance of spraying equipment.
Events to deliver best practice spray information...
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Hands-on training sessions will be delivered in the Western Australian grainbelt in coming weeks to...
Podcasts
The most expensive herbicide is the one that doesn’t work - GRDC
1681221600000Deborah Bishop catches up with spray application specialist, Bill Campbell at the GRDC Western update, to discuss the awareness and...
Resources
Pulse width modulation sprayers: what we have learnt, correct operation and looking ahead - GRDC
Pulse width modulation is a spraying system where the flow rate is controlled at each nozzle on a sprayer. This is unlike a standard spray system that controls the overall flow rate.
Mixing and Batching For Agricultural Chemical Application - Grower case studies - GRDC
A technical guide with case studies of Australian grain growers and spray contractors.