Pesticide Formulations and Application Systems: Fourth Symposium

STP Published: 1985

STP875-EB

Pesticide Formulations and Application Systems: Fourth Symposium

Editor(s): Kaneko, Spicer

Eighteen papers discuss: pesticide formulations; spraying techniques and/or low and ultra low volume applications employing oil carries, including subsurface drip irrigation and plant growth regulators; and granule technology.

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TM Kaneko, LD Spicer

Phosphorus-Based Anionic Surface-Active Agents and Their Role in Agrochemical Formulations

GP Sheridan

Seed Treatment Formulations: Development of a Protocol

CG Halliday

Evaluation of Factors Affecting Tank Mix Compatibility of Pesticide Combinations

WE Brenner, LJ Brown, IE Machado

A Method for Emulsion Optimization Through Computerized Regression Analysis

JE Lohr

A Small-Scale System to Evaluate Anti-Foam Performance

R Frank, JL Hazen

Initial Studies on the Effects of Droplet Size and Electrostatics on Spray Deposition Efficiencies

FR Hall, DL Reichard

Efficacy of Insecticides Applied Ultra-Low Volume in Vegetable Oils

RG Luttrell

Use of Electrostatics, Rotary Atomizers, and Vegetable Oils in Low-Volume Ground Application

LE Bode, BJ Butler, LM Wax

Control of Spruce Budworm by Ultra-Low-Volume Application of an Insecticide Suspension

JG Shafer

Injection of Chemicals for Subsurface Drip Irrigated Cotton

S Tollefson

Low-Volume Applications of Roundup® Herbicide

RP Schneider

Evaluation of Plant Growth Regulators

TF Armstrong

Effect of Formulation and Pressure on Spray Distribution Across the Swath with Hydraulic Nozzles

HR Krueger, DL Reichard

The Laboratory for Pest Control Application Technology (LPCAT): A New Interdisciplinary Approach for Solving a Difficult Problem

FR Hall

Development of Toxic Baits for Control of Imported Fire Ants

WA Banks, CS Lofgren, DF Williams

Water Dispersible Granule Development Process and Equipment

CA Holley

Dry Application of Dry Flowable Formulations

DE Gandrud, NL Haugen

Determination of the Liquid Holding Capacity (LHC) or Sorptivity of Agricultural Carriers

EW Sawyer, RJ Purcell

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TM Kaneko, LD Spicer

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Developed by Committee: E35

Pages: 193

DOI: 10.1520/STP875-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-4940-3

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-0413-6