Reducing Runoff Pollution by Making Spray Droplets Less Bouncy
Reducing Runoff Pollution by Making Spray Droplets Less Bouncy
When farmers spray their fields with pesticides or other treatments, only 2 percent of the spray sticks to the plants. A significant portion of it typically bounces right off the plants, lands on the ground, and becomes part of the runoff that flows to streams and rivers — often causing serious pollution. But a team of MIT researchers aims to fix that.
By using a clever combination of two…
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