Why
Why spray safety matters
Get a spray job wrong and the costs stack up fast: an exposed operator, a worker sent back into a treated block too early, residue that blows a withholding period, or drift onto a neighbour.
In Australia an approved chemical label is a legal document — following its directions, including re-entry and withholding periods, isn't optional1. On top of that, agricultural chemicals are hazardous chemicals you have to manage under work health and safety law2. The paperwork that proves you did it right is the same paperwork that keeps people safe.
How it works
How AirAgri keeps spraying safe
Capture the record at the point of work, and make the rules impossible to miss.
Plan the job
Product, rate, target and conditions are set up with the label requirements attached.
Record as you spray
Operator, paddock, product, batch, weather and timing captured from the field — not from memory that night.
Lock in re-entry & withholding
The system tracks re-entry intervals and withholding periods, so no one's sent back in too soon.
Keep the proof
A complete, time-stamped spray diary, ready for an auditor, processor or neighbour query.
What you get
What you get
Digital spray diary
Every application recorded with product, rate, batch, operator and conditions.
Re-entry & withholding tracking
Clear intervals so people and produce aren't exposed too early.
Label & SOP at the point of use
The right handling and PPE rules in front of the operator, on the job.
Operator exposure records
A history of who handled what, for health monitoring and compliance.
Audit-ready records
Spray records that stand up for processors, auditors and regulators.
Where it fits
Built for the way you work.
Built for anyone applying agricultural chemicals — broadacre, horticulture, cotton, viticulture and contract spraying.
FAQ
Common questions.
Does AirAgri replace my obligations under the chemical label? +
Can spray records be captured in the paddock? +
How does it manage re-entry intervals? +
Is this useful for contract spraying? +
See AirAgri in action
Let's protect your property.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough, or call us — we'll show you how spray safety works for an operation like yours.
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Sources
- Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority — an approved agricultural chemical label is a legal document, and users must follow its directions, including re-entry intervals and withholding periods. www.apvma.gov.au
- Safe Work Australia — agricultural chemicals are hazardous chemicals under the model WHS Regulations: a current safety data sheet must be readily accessible to anyone who could be exposed, and businesses must keep a register of the hazardous chemicals they hold. www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au