Which equipment is used for applying pesticides to wide areas?

The boom is specifically designed for applying pesticides over large or wide areas efficiently and uniformly. It consists of a long bar with multiple spray nozzles attached, which allows for broad coverage in a single pass. This type of equipment is especially effective for managing pests in agricultural fields, large lawns, or other expansive environments where precision and speed are needed.

When using a boom, the application can be adjusted for various widths, enabling the operator to cover ground quickly while ensuring that the targeted areas receive an even distribution of chemicals. This method reduces the need for multiple passes and is particularly important in large-scale pest control operations.

Other equipment types, such as handheld sprayers or tube applicators, are more suited for smaller areas or specific applications. While spreaders are excellent for granular products like fertilizers or some pesticides, they do not provide the same versatility in liquid pesticide application across wide spaces as a boom does. Thus, the boom is the ideal choice for achieving effective pesticide application over larger areas.