Spray droplets must wet foliage, spread evenly, and be absorbed before drying to effectively deliver pesticides, but large droplets often run off or fall off leaves. The document recommends using AASRA, a wetting agent and surfactant, which increases how much spray fluid spreads across plant canopies, promotes rapid uptake of agrochemical solutions, helps pesticides adhere to hairy or waxy leaves, enlarges chemical coverage area to better expose sucking pests, and allows for reduced spray volumes while enhancing pest control, especially in areas with intermittent rain.
38. • For a pesticide to perform its function properly a spray droplet
must be able to wet the foliage, spread out evenly over a leaf and
must get into the system before the solution gets air dried on the
leaf.
• Big sized spray droplets often run off or fall from leaf surface
• AASRA increase SWATH of spray fluid on plant canopy.
• AASRA promotes rapid uptake of agrochemicals aqua solutions.
• AASRA is must when applying a pesticide to hairy or waxy leaves
• AASRA enlarges the area of pesticide coverage there by increasing
the sucking pest exposure to chemical.
• AASRA promotes spray volume reduction .
• Effective water Vol +quality Spreader makes an effective pest
control .
• AASRA– WETTING AGENT
- --- SURFACTANT .
• AASRA - NECESSARY SOLUTION WHERE
INTERMITTENT RAINS
• AASRA - ENHANCE FASTER CONTROL OF SUCKING
PESTS .
AASRA …. For Better result from spray
