Pesticide Formulation and Delivery Systems: 32nd Volume, Innovating Legacy Products for New Uses

STP Published: 2013

STP1558-EB

Pesticide Formulation and Delivery Systems: 32nd Volume, Innovating Legacy Products for New Uses

Editor(s): Mark L. Bernards

This new ASTM publication presents 15 peer-reviewed papers written by experts in the agrochemical industry, academia, and government research and regulatory agencies.

Topics cover innovations on legacy products, new test methods, updates on regulations and product terminology, advances in drift reduction technologies, new developments in formulation technology for pesticide active ingredients and tank-mix adjuvants, and the biological effect of different formulation, adjuvant and application technologies.

Four sections address:
• Formulation Innovations
• Spray Application and Drift Reduction Innovations
• New Test Methods and Terminology
• Biological Response to Adjuvants and Delivery Methods

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Enlist Duo Herbicide: A Novel 2,4-D Plus Glyphosate Premix Formulation with Low Potential for Off-target Movement

Mei Li, Holger Tank, Alex Kennedy, Hong Zhang, Brandon Downer, Dave Ouse, Lei Liu

Controlled Release of 2,4-D and Dicamba 3-hydroxybutyric Acid Oligomers

Witold J. Kowalski, Mariola Glazek, Andrzej Silowiecki, Marek M. Kowalczuk, Iwona Romanowska, Dariusz Wloka

A Novel Rheology Modifier for Agrochemical Formulations

Priscila Castelani, Juliana Pierobon

Droplet Characteristics and Near Nozzle Dispersion of Cold and Thermal Fog

Muhammad Farooq, Masoud Salyani, Todd W. Walker

Determination of Selection Criteria for Spray Drift Reduction from Atomization Data

W. Clint Hoffmann, Bradley K. Fritz, William E. Bagley, Joe Gednalske, Curt E. Elsik, Greg R. Kruger

Effects of Formulated Glyphosate and Adjuvant Tank Mixes on Atomization from Aerial Application Flat Fan Nozzles

Bradley K. Fritz, W. Clint Hoffmann, W. E. Bagley

Wind Tunnel and Field Evaluation of Drift from Aerial Spray Applications with Multiple Spray Formulations

Bradley K. Fritz, W. Clint Hoffmann, Robert E. Wolf, Scott Bretthauer, W. E. Bagley

Novel Lipophilic Surfactant Adjuvants for Spray-Drift Reduction

Curtis M. Elsik, Tammy M. Schweiner

Fabric Challenge Assays: New Standards for the Evaluation of the Performance of Textiles Treated with Antimicrobial Agents

Matthew Hardwick, Thomas Walsh, Margaret Cotton

A Method for Quantifying Release of Terbufos into Water from Granular Carriers

Yasmith Bernal

ASTM Standard Terminology Related to Biorationals

Lizbeth Rea, Michael C. White

Genetically Modified Crops and the New Paradigm for Herbicide Use in Row Crops

Jerry M. Green

Spray Droplet Size Affects Efficacy of Fenpropathrin Against Asian Citrus Psyllid

Dhana Raj Boina, Masoud Salyani, Siddharth Tiwari, Kirsten Pelz-Stelinski, Lukasz L. Stelinski

A Novel Penetrator Adjuvant with Drift Reduction Properties

Jinxia S. Sun

Efficacy of Acidic Ammonium Sulfate Replacement Adjuvants

Richard K. Zollinger, Kirk Howatt, Mark L. Bernards, Dallas E. Peterson, Bryan G. Young

Manganese Containing Water Conditioners for Use with Glyphosate in Glyphosate-Resistant Soybean

Donald Penner, Jan Michael, Tim Boring

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Developed by Committee: E35

Pages: 220

DOI: 10.1520/STP1558-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-7544-0

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-7568-6