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Stop the drift – spray drift tips with Mary O’Brien

Have you got questions around why 2,4-D label instructions have a re-focused strategy on daytime spraying?

In this webinar, we hear from Mary O’Brien, a consultant with extensive experience in managing spray drift and Paul McIntosh, AHRI’s northern extension agronomist, as they discuss the strategies to minimise spray drift and why it matters.

When it comes to minimising spray drift, you need to:

  1. Be aware of the signals
  2. Understand the characteristics and volatility of the herbicide
  3. Assess your spray nozzles

Further links

GRDC Spray Drift Webinar

GRDC Spray Application Manual

GRDC – Reducing herbicide damage

APVMA Advice

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