1. Harry FrankelIn Memoriam

   • Avi Grinstein
   • Jaacov Katan

   Announcement Pages: S5 - S7

2. Preface

   • A. Grinstein
   • G. A. Matthews

   Introduction Pages: S9 - S10

3. Pesticide Application: Current status and further developments

   • G. A. Matthews

   Introduction Pages: S11 - S19

4. Improved technologies to reduce emission of methyl bromide from fumigated soil

   • A. Gamliel
   • A. Grinstein
   • J. Katan

   Soil Treatment Pages: S21 - S30

5. Improvement of soil solarization with volatile compounds generated from organic Amendments

   • A. Gamliel
   • J. J. Stapleton

   Soil Treatment Pages: S31 - S38

6. Spray deposits: Opportunities for improved efficiency of utilizationvia quality, quantity and formulation

   • Franklin R. Hall

   Foliar Treatment Pages: S39 - S52

7. Improving spray penetration and reducing drift with the winglet boom

   • I. Hirsch

   Foliar Treatment Pages: S53 - S58

8. Imaging techniques for chemical application on crops

   • Amots Hetzroni
   • Yael Edan
   • Victor Alchanatis

   Placement Application Pages: S59 - S69

9. Automatic pesticide application in greenhouses

   • Miriam Austerweil
   • A. Grinstein

   Placement Application Pages: S71 - S80

10. Inert components: Are they really so?

    • M. Stanghellini

    Formulation Pages: S81 - S86

11. Improved chemical control of botrytis blight in roses

    • A. Grinstein
    • Y. Riven
    • Y. Elad

    Formulation Pages: S87 - S92

12. Oil and emulsion formulations of a microbial control agent increase the potency against a wider range of pest life stages

    • Penelope Ann Smith

    Formulation Pages: S93 - S100

13. Granular feeding baits based onbacillus thuringiensis products for the control of lepidopterous pests

    • A. Navon
    • Sara Keren
    • Y. Riven

    Formulation Pages: S101 - S110