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Farmers Guide to Safe Herbicide Handling | Nufarm Canada

Herbicides are crucial for weed management and enable Canadian farmers to maintain healthy and productive crops. However, safe handling of herbicides is essential. Farmers should follow local regulations and guidelines for the disposal of herbicides, empty containers and broken application equipment. Know more. #GoldwingHerbicide #BifectaHerbicide #HerbicideCanada #NufarmCanada

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Farmers Guide to Safe Herbicide Handling | Nufarm Canada

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  1. Farmers guide to safe herbicide handling Herbicides are vital for Canadian farmers' weed management and crop productivity, but safe handling is crucial during the busy spring season. Read Label Directions Bifecta herbicide and GoldWing herbicide are essential for safe and effective use, with label information providing application rates and mixing instructions. Use proper personal protective equipment Farmers should wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when handling herbicides, including clothing, eye protection, respiratory protection, and sturdy footwear, to minimize herbicide exposure risks and protect their health and safety. Minimizing Risk in Herbicide Preparation and Application To prevent contamination and accidental exposure during herbicide preparation, use well-ventilated areas, follow label instructions, use dedicated equipment, clean up spills, avoid high wind conditions, and ensure proper equipment rinsing and disposal. Storing Herbicides Properly Prevents accidents, spills, and unauthorized access. Stores in original containers in secure, inaccessible area. Uses secondary containment measures like spill containment pallets. Herbicide Disposal Guidelines for Canadian Farmers Follow local regulations for herbicide disposal. Participate in collection programs or use authorized disposal facilities. Triple-rinse and puncture empty herbicide containers. Dispose according to local regulations or recycling programs. Proper herbicide use ensures effective weed control, applicator safety, and tool longevity. https://nufarm.com/ca/ +1-800-868-5444

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