What happens if nozzles are positioned too far from the spraying target?

When nozzles are positioned too far from the spraying target, it leads to excessive drift. Drift occurs when the spray droplets are carried away by wind or air currents instead of landing on the intended area. This can significantly reduce the effectiveness of the application, as the chemicals may not reach the target pests or crops. It can also pose a risk of unintended exposure to non-target organisms, including beneficial insects, wildlife, and nearby crops.

The positioning of nozzles is crucial in ensuring that the spray reaches its target effectively. If the nozzles are too distant, the droplets may break apart or disperse too widely, resulting in inadequate application on the target area. Therefore, maintaining an appropriate distance is essential for effective pest management and minimizing environmental impact.