Guidance Document for Conducting Pesticide Terrestrial Field Dissipation Studies

Series on Pesticides and Biocides

This is a selection of the Series on Pesticides and the Series on Biocides.

The objective of the OECD Pesticide Programme is to help governments co-operate in assessing and reducing the risks of agricultural pesticides. The OECD encourages governments to share the work of pesticide registration and develops tools to monitor and minimise pesticide risk to health and the environment.

Non-agricultural pesticides are dealt with under the OECD Biocides Programme. Biocides represent a range of products that help destroy and control viruses, bacteria, algae etc. such as disinfectants, wood preservatives and rodenticides.

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Guidance Document for Conducting Pesticide Terrestrial Field Dissipation Studies

This document provides guidance on how to conduct terrestrial field dissipation studies to demonstrate the transformation, transport and fate of pesticides under representative actual use conditions when a pesticide product is used according to the label. These field studies can help to substantiate the physicochemical, mobility and transformation data from laboratory studies, and indeed, may be a standard regulatory requirement in some jurisdictions.

04 Mar 2016 87 pages English

https://doi.org/10.1787/82afb9d0-en 9789264798328 (PDF)

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