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The 13 pages that link to Pesticide drift, each with the reason it gives.

• Integrated pest managementRelated: Reducing unnecessary spraying can limit off-target exposure from drift.

• Mosquito controlRelated: Aerial or ground spraying can expose people and non-target organisms beyond treatment zones.

• Pest controlRelated: Drift can expose nearby people, crops, wildlife, and water to unintended residues.

• Agricultural pestRelated: Chemical control of crop pests can expose nearby habitats and crops to drift.

• InsecticideRelated: Drift can expose nearby people, crops, wildlife, and aquatic habitats.

• Agricultural runoffCompared with: Unlike runoff, drift carries pesticides through air rather than flowing water.

• Pesticide regulationRelated: Drift rules seek to limit exposure beyond treated fields and properties.

• Pesticide residueRelated: Drift can deposit residues on nearby crops, habitats, or other surfaces.

• Weed controlRelated: Drift can expose neighboring crops, habitats, and communities to weed-control chemicals.

• Agricultural pollutionBroader topic: Spraying can expose nearby habitats and communities beyond the treated field.

• MalathionRelated: Drift can expose people, animals, and habitats beyond a malathion treatment area.

• Aerial applicationRelated: Unintended drift can expose nearby people, crops, and ecosystems.

• Lime sulfurRelated: Drift from lime sulfur sprays can expose people, animals, and neighboring vegetation to injury.