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E-grāmata: Pesticide Application Methods

(National Institute of Agricultural Botany, UK), (Imperial College, UK), (Imperial College, UK)
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  • Izdošanas datums: 06-Jan-2014
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  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781118351260
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The book is designed to assist with training and to improve the safety and efficiency of applying pesticides to crops. All the chapters have been revised for the fourth edition to reflect changes in technology and legislation, and a new chapter has been added on the drift of spray beyond the treated areas and ways of mitigating it. Among the topics are chemical control in integrated pest management, the formulation of pesticides, manually carried hydraulic sprayers, air-assisted sprayers, controlled droplet application, aerial application, space treatment by fogging, applying biopesticides, safety precautions, and selecting application equipment for chemical and biological pesticides. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)

Pesticide Application Methods is the standard work on the subject for all those involved in crop protection. This fully updated Fourth Edition takes account of the considerable changes in legislation, especially within the European Union, affecting some pesticides and how they can be applied. With greater emphasis now on protecting the environment, an additional chapter in this edition describes the importance of managing treatments to minimise spray drift, and the chapter on applying biopesticides has been updated, with the assistance of Paul Miller and Roy Bateman respectively.

Basic information on the role of pesticides in integrated pest management is given with a discussion on the importance of defining the target and choice of spray spectrum to optimise delivery. The range of droplets and types of equipment for different methods of application, including seed treatment, are described with information on safe use and maintenance.

Pesticide Application Methods, 4th Edition, provides an essential reference for all those involved in crop protection, including entomologists, plant pathologists, weed scientists and agricultural engineers, whether researchers, consultants or those training in international, government or academic organisations, or the plant science industry. Libraries in all universities and research establishments where agricultural and biological sciences are studied or taught should have copies of this excellent new edition on their shelves.

Preface to fourth edition vii
Acknowledgements xi
Conversion tables xiii
Pesticide calculation xv
Units, abbreviations and symbols xvi
1 Chemical control in integrated pest management
1(22)
2 Targets for pesticide deposition
23(40)
3 Formulation of pesticides
63(28)
4 Spray droplets
91(34)
5 Hydraulic nozzles
125(34)
6 Manually carried hydraulic sprayers
159(22)
7 Power-operated hydraulic sprayers
181(34)
8 Air-assisted sprayers
215(30)
9 Controlled droplet application
245(30)
10 Electrostatically charged sprays
275(24)
11 Aerial application
299(38)
12 Spray drift
337(26)
13 Seed treatment, dust and granule application
363(18)
14 Space treatment by fogging
381(18)
15 Specialist application techniques (injection, fumigation and other techniques)
399(12)
16 Application of biopesticides
411(18)
17 Maintenance of equipment
429(14)
18 Safety precautions
443(28)
19 Equipment for laboratory and field trials
471(16)
20 Selection of application equipment for chemical and biological pesticides
487(12)
Appendix: Standards relating to pesticide application 499(4)
Index 503
G. A. Matthews is Emeritus Professor at the International Pesticide Application Research Centre, Imperial College, Silwood Park, Ascot, UK. Graham has authored several books for Wiley Blackwell including Pesticides (2006) and Integrated Vector Management (2011). He is a world-renowned expert in methods of pest control.

Roy Bateman is Visiting Lecturer at the International Pesticide Application Research Centre, Imperial College, Silwood Park, Ascot, UK, as well as at Harper Adams University, UK, and Nong Lam University, Vietnam. Roy is also Chair of the British Crop Production Councils Expert Working Group on Application Methods.

Paul Miller is Head of the Spray Applications Unit at the National Institute of Agricultural Botany at Silsoe, Bedford, UK.