What could lead to ineffective application during aerial spraying?

Improper nozzle adjustment can significantly lead to ineffective application during aerial spraying. Nozzle settings determine the size of the droplets being produced, the distribution pattern on the target area, and the overall volume of the chemical being applied. If the nozzles are incorrectly adjusted, it can result in poor coverage, either by producing droplets that are too large (which may drift away from the intended target) or too small (which may evaporate before reaching the crops). Additionally, an improper angle can alter the spray pattern, leading to uneven application. Ensuring that the nozzles are correctly adjusted according to manufacturer specifications and the specific conditions of the application site is critical to achieving effective pest control and maximizing the efficacy of the chemicals used in aerial spraying.