Farming takes many steps to grow crops, and keep them clean and growing well.....healthy crops are best.
One step I know we must complete is that of spraying crops to rid bad pests / insects !
Pests / insects ruin and destroy our crops, in one hour they can ingest all of the crops.......and all of your hard, work is for nothing !
Insecticides / Pesticides can be sprayed using the spray rigs, as we call them, often they are called mosquitos, because the spray rig machinery has long spraying arms with hoses attached, and it can be pulled behind a tractor, or driven, all prices, sizes, but very necessary to rid your crops of bad pests / insects....
Many people enjoy driving them because they are fast, efficient, and they can train under good supervision to learn to drive safely, place onto all of crop field .....
These are very good to have, cuts spraying time in half !.......easier, more simple than handheld...
Always wear eye protective gear / plastic goggles, and face mask to cover mouth, never breathe in pesticide ! Never get onto skin, or eyes, face ! Very dangerous ! Very serious ! Very important !
I love farming, as I know many others do as well !
Being able to keep your crops clean + healthy is best, always try to keep your fields clean, safe, well managed......drainage ditches are good also to keep fields well irrigated, drained from excess water runoff, New fences are good to have, to contain property line....
Land needs to be worked well, always taken care of, free of debris, messes.....
Chemicals for fields, need to be carefully poured into the spray rigs container / holder, and properly thrown away into trash bin......keep lids onto empty plastic container after using the pesticides.......
Never be down wind from spray rig, you can become very ill ! Keep everyone + your pets away from field work, and that includes spray rigs ! Very dangerous ! takes only a few to help, if watching wear protective gear, stay in vehicles as others spray....
Many brands available, of the crop pesticides, necessary to well manage your crops....
J.
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