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Calibrate sprayer before application.
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Apply the proper labeled rate for your situation. More is
not necessarily better.
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Triple rinse all pesticide containers and dispose of properly.
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READ AND FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURER’S LABEL!
7.6 Keep a comprehensive pesticide
application record, including the date, location, time, prevailing conditions,
chemical trade name, chemical EPA registration number, pesticide family,
rate of application, specific site observations, and the applicator’s certification
number. Refine pesticide application over time, and strive for management
efficiency. |
Aerial spraying of corn for pest protection
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| BMPs for Invasive or Undesirable Weeds
7.7 Federal and State weed
laws, County regulated weed lists, certified seed, forage and straw standards,
as well as agricultural ethics, define Prevention and Containment goals
and practices for undesirable weed species. The concepts extend beyond
the boundaries of private lands and it is important that partnerships and
coalitions develop which will allow weed management on a watershed or landscape
basis. |
Russian Knapweed left uncontrolled
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