Role of spray application in IPM pome fruit crops

J.C. van de Zande; J.G.P. Michielsen; A.T. Nieuwenhuizen; M. Wenneker; H. Stallinga; M.M. Riemens

Abstract

To show where differences exist between a CDS-sprayer and a standard application technique spray deposition measurements were done in apple and pear orchards. The CDS-sprayer used was a KWH cross-flow fan orchard sprayer equipped with a variable air support system (VLOS), a LIDAR laser scanner measuring the size and density of the pear tree canopy, and a variable dosing system based on Lechler VarioSelect nozzle bodies containing pneumatically switchable sets of two standard hollow cone nozzles and two spray drift reducing venturi hollow cone nozzles. The KWH-CDS sprayer can at three height levels in the tree adapt spray volume in four steps to the leaf development of the fruit crop.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	Congress: IPM Innovation in Europe - Poznan, Poland Duration: 14 Jan 2015 → 16 Jan 2015

Conference

Conference	Congress: IPM Innovation in Europe
Country	Poland
City	Poznan
Period	14/01/15 → 16/01/15

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