NSF Phase II Grant Supports Research to Address Herbicide Drift With Eco-Friendly Additive

The all-in-one product has three functions: drift-reducing agent, volatility-reducing agent and a surfactant and is made from forestry waste, like sawdust, rather than petroleum-based chemicals.

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