Will safe pesticide use take root on the farm?

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      <subfield code="a">Farming and pesticide use have changed dramatically in recent decades. Some of the changes impact only the large farms or commercial aplicators able to afford expensive new technology. But other changes affect all farmers and pesticide applicators. Federal regulations are changing pesticide use significantly. Researchers are exploring previously ignored aspects of pesticide exposure. And pesticides themselves are changing. While these recent developments have made chemical handling safer, danger persists if chemicals are handled improperly</subfield>
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      <subfield code="g">Vol. 155, nº 7, July 1997 ; p. 80-85</subfield>
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