2004 ASAE/NAAA Technical Session Program 

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REDUCING DRIFTABLE FINES IN AERIAL APPLICATION OF PESTICIDES BY CONTROLLING NOZZLE ENVIRONMENT

by

Russ Stocker, N. Akesson and W. Peshel

EFFECT OF CP NOZZLE SETUP ON SPRAY DISTRIBUTION AND SWATH WIDTH

By

Lowrey Smith and S. Thomson

SPRAY PLUME MOVEMENT AS A FUNCTION OF ATMOSPHERIC STABILITY

By

Bradley K. Fritz

PROGRESS IN THE USE OF A SPRAY TABLE TO SIMULATE AERIALLY-APPLIED PLANT DEPOSITS TO DETERMINE EFFICACY

By

Juan D. Lopez, Jr., Daniel E. Martin, W. Clint Hoffmann, and Ivan W. Kirk

THE AFFECT OF APPLICATION VOLUME AND DEPOSITION AIDS ON DROPLET SPECTRUM AND DEPOSITION FOR AERIAL APPLICATION

By

Robert E. Wolf

CONTRIBUTION OF MULTIPLE SPRAY PASSES TO DOWNWIND MOVEMENT OF SPRAYS

By

W. Clint Hoffmann, Daniel E. Martin, and Bradley K. Fritz

COMPUTER-CONTROLLED SPRAYING SYSTEM FOR AERIAL APPLICATION

By

Daniel E. Martin

ATOMIZATION MODELS FOR AERIAL APPLICATION FO PESTICIDES

By

Andrew Hewitt, Nicholas Woods, and Gary Dorr

CHARACTERIZING MOSQUITO CONTROL AEROSOLS FOR AERIAL APPLICATIONS

By

Jane A. S. Barber, Andrew Hewitt, and W. Clint Hoffmann

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