Pesticide Formulations and Application Systems: Seventh Volume

STP Published: 1987

STP968-EB

Pesticide Formulations and Application Systems: Seventh Volume

Editor(s): Beestman, Vander Hooven

Papers provide technical information on closed mixing and handling transfer systems, formulations, application research, application methods, granules, and registration.

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GB Beestman, DIB Vander Hooven

ASTM Committee E-35 on Pesticides: Past, Present, and Future

BJ Butler

Introduction to Session on Closed Mixing, Handling, and Application Systems

NB Akesson

Principles of Closed Systems for Handling of Agricultural Pesticides

RW Brazelton, NB Akesson

Closed System Acceptance and Use in California

R Rutz

Development of Devices Designed to Increase Safety During Field Handling of Pesticides

DL Anderson

The Universal Closed System for Liquids

R Reynolds

Risk Reduction Through Use of Closed Systems: An Attainable Goal?

WW Jacobs

Farm Chemical Handling, Mixing, and Loading: Worker Safety and Environmental Concerns

EC Spurrier

Nonionic Emulsifier Selection for Liquid Formulations to Obtain Compatibility with Solid Formulations

WA Keim

Methyl Esters of Fatty Acids as Pesticide Formulation and Application Aids

FL Hickey

Development of SCEPTER 1.5 ASU Formulation by Evaluation of Liquid Handling Properties

RC Keintz, B Cross, G Kovacs

A System for Examination of the Pesticide Dose Transfer Process

FR Hall, DL Reichard, SR Alm

Spray Drift Deposits from Low Volume Application Using Oil and Water Carriers

LE Bode, SBM Zain

Effect of Application Rate on Droplet Size Spectra and Deposit Characteristics of Dimilin Spray Mixtures in an Aerial Spray Trial

A Sundaram, A Retnakaran, AG Raske, RJ West

Characteristics of an Electrostatically Charged Air-Atomized Spray for Pesticide Application

HC Simmons, JR Lehtinen

Economical Pesticide Application: The Reasons for Controlled Droplet Application

TE Bals

Role of Formulation Ingredients and Physical Properties on Droplet Size Spectra, Deposition, and Persistence of Aerially Sprayed Aminocarb and Mexacarbate in Forest Litter and Soil Samples

KMS Sundaram, A Sundaram

Sources of Error in Estimating Efficacy of a Microbial Pesticide Against Aquatic Pests

J Vorgetts

Method for Determining Spray Penetration into Carpet

DW Byron, WH Robinson

Unique Methods of Herbicide Application

TE Larsen

Dry Application of Water-Dispersible Granules: A Three-Year Update

DE Gandrud, JH Skoglund

Herbicidal Root Control in Sewer Lines Requires Unique Application Techniques

GL Cummings

A New Pediculicide Application System for Human Mass Delousing: Analysis of Operational Characteristics and Limitations

WM Darby, LR Boobar, WM Brown, BL Bunner, JH Nelson

Production of Granular Products by Roll Compaction

CE Johnson

Comparison of Results from ASTM Steel Ball Test (E 728) and Attrition in a Granular Applicator

DE Gandrud, JH Skoglund

Registration Considerations for Pesticide Formulations

WR Landis

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Developed by Committee: E35

Pages: 240

DOI: 10.1520/STP968-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5024-9

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-0970-4