Spray Plan Manager

This website is to help you develop a Spray Plan for your property.

Property Spray Plans summarise how a grower or farmer or other agrichemical user responsibly manages agrichemical use on their property. The Plans describe how any adverse effects on people and the environment from the agrichemicals used, will be avoided or minimised.
Property Spray Plans are a legislative requirement in most regions through Regional Council Air Plans. They are also a valuable tool for EUREP-GAP and demonstrate to customers you are a responsible agrichemical user.

Once registered and logged in this free website guides the user through a simple step-by-step process collating information about the property and the agrichemicals used into a plan for printing or emailing.

If you do not have a login, you'll need to register.


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If you want more information on HSNO or your regional air plan, try the Useful Links page
We also have an Online Video Tutorial available for new users
Most Material Safety Data Sheets can be found using these MSDS Links
For more information or help, please email support@sprayplan.co.nz
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