Are Your Fields Listed at Driftwatch.org? – Vegetable Crops Hotline

Are Your Fields Listed at Driftwatch.org?

​Vegetable, fruit, and organic farmers can register their production areas on Driftwatch.org to let commercial pesticide applicators know where the fields are. Beekeepers can also register sites where beehives are located. Once sites are registered and approved they appear on the Driftwatch registry map (see Fig. 1) and partnering applicators are notified. This helps applicators reduce drift or accidental application to vegetable crops. 

Registration is free and easy. Why not do it today? Visit Fieldwatch.com to find the user guide with instructions. 

If you registered fields last year you will need to renew the sites in order for them to show up in the registry this year. When renewing, it isn’t necessary to reenter all the information, just what has changed for 2015. Instructions for renewal are also online.

Figure 1.  Driftwatch registry map.

Figure 1. Driftwatch registry map.

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