GB/T 25415-2010Guidelines on practice for aerial application of pesticides (English PDF)

3.1 Isolation zone bufferzone

Spray the area between the edge of the operating area and the edge of the sensitive target area.

3.2 Barrels of pesticides

Processing time consistent with the chemical and physical properties of pesticide formulations compatible with several pesticide mix.

4.1 Personnel training

4.1.1

All personnel involved in aerial spray operations should be trained.

4.1.2

After the training to obtain a qualification certificate before the induction operation. Should be able to master.

a) Pesticide knowledge and pesticide selection;

b) the correct dosage, application techniques and methods of operation;

c) understand the risks of pesticides;

d) First aid measures in the event of an accident.

4.2 Selection of pesticides

4.2.1

The impact of weeds and diseases on crop yields and the automatic compensatory capacity of crops for any pest or disease should be predicted.

No for pesticides.

4.2.2

To analyze the risks and effects of pesticides, pesticide varieties should be selected based on the analysis results and the potential hazards of pesticides to humans and the environment.

Priority should be given to pesticides with the lowest toxicity.

4.2.3

Pesticides should be selected for registration in the pesticide management department and to ensure the use of pesticides within the validity period.

4.3 Transport and storage of pesticides

4.3.1

Pesticide transport should be monitored and managed in accordance with the relevant national regulations on the transport of dangerous goods.

4.3.2

pesticides should be stored in a dedicated warehouse, the warehouse should be clean and clean, dark, should be away from the living population, the warehouse door should be able to lock. Expired

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