21 March, 2020
Recently in Sydney it has not been uncommon to see people wearing surgical masks when out in public in an attempt to protect
themselves from nuisance smoke in the bushfires, or in the last few weeks to limit potential exposure to aerosols from someone potentially infected
with the Coronavirus ( Covid-19). ..
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20 March, 2020
The efficiency of refilling operations can have a major impact on the cost-effectiveness of spraying as well as the lifespan
of the spray machinery. ..
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19 March, 2020
Face to face courses cancelled from 6 April to 30 June 2020
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11 December, 2019
ChemCert wishes you a very Happy Holiday season and a peaceful and prosperous New Year.!🎅🎄
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27 November, 2019
Australian cotton industry leads the way with identifying pesticide sensitive sites. In 2019 Cotton Australia
implemented a new system to map sensitive crops and sites using an online system called SataCrop in partnership with Precision Crop Technologies (PCT). ..
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27 November, 2019
Weather station networks have been designed to provide real-time local weather information for a variety of uses, including
pesticide spraying risk, burning, crop and pasture growth parameters and weather hazards. ..
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27 November, 2019
We have seen considerable press about stock feed moving around the country to support drought-stricken primary
producers. Trucks loaded with hay have been regular and emotive vision on our televisions and in our press. ..
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15 October, 2019
ChemCert Training group delivers AQF3 chemical accreditation courses all over Australia. The AQF3 units AHCCHM303 Prepare and Apply
Chemicals and AHCCHM304 Transport and Store Chemicals have recently been updated. ..
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29 August, 2019
Conventional herbicides - public perceptions take a dive. Despite the community benefits that herbicides
have provided with improved weed control, the perception of conventional herbicides, in the eyes of the public, has taken a few hits. ..
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28 August, 2019
Pick the nozzle for spraying quality and then the adjuvant for optimising control. The new regulations for
using 2,4-D means that growers must use very coarse (VC) to ultra-coarse (UC) spray qualities for their fallow spraying depending on the conditions
and sensitive areas in the vicinity. ..
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