pesticide drift and its impacts
Pesticide drift refers to the unintentional movement of pesticide droplets or vapors from the intended application site to non-target areas. It can occur through wind, evaporation, or improper application methods. The impacts of pesticide drift include possible harm to neighboring crops, wildlife, and humans, as well as environmental pollution and risks to water sources.
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