aerial application

For more general information about agricultural aircraft, see aerial application.

Unlike 1080 poison, it cannot be used for aerial application.

Equipment to convert the aircraft for aerial application is also available.

The Government appointed a committee to review the possibilities of aerial applications.

Aerial applications of chlorpyrifos will be prohibited within these zones.

An agricultural aircraft aerial application package is also available.

An aerial application kit to allow crop spraying was available as an option.

"A term for an aerial application of fertilizer or insecticides over large areas.

Because many veterans were trained to fly these planes, this led the way for many people to develop a business around aerial applications.

Kits for aerial application are also available.

Ground and aerial application are both acceptable.

Experiments with aerial application are planned.

Crop dusting, the aerial application of fertilizers, pesticides, etc.

It is accomplished by ground-based applications or via aerial application of residual chemical insecticides.

A more effective eradication method, aerial application of a herbicide known as Spike, is "one to two years away" from use, another embassy official estimated.

The new aircraft had improvements on aerodynamics, a 40% greater capacity, and an optional, modern equipment for electrostatic aerial application.

"Silvery Rain" has lyrics denouncing the aerial application use for pesticides to exterminate insects.

In the United States, aerial application, as the pilots call their job, often means weeks of constant travel in search of work, he explained.

From these studies arose the concept of using aerial applications of herbicides to destroy enemy crops to disrupt their food supply.

The RW7 was designed as a homebuilt version of a classic crop duster and in fact can be fitted with a small aerial application system.

Further, in 1991, the technical registrants amended labels to incorporate a 300-foot spray drift buffer for aerial applications between treated areas and water bodies.

Water-monitoring surveys, conducted during the 1990s, have confirmed that significant contamination of waterways following aerial application of 1080 bait is unlikely.

See aerial application, pesticide application, sprayer.

Aerial application, or "Crop Dusting"

In 1989, following Hurricane Hugo, massive aerial applications for mosquitoes were done in South Carolina.