Follow the steps to fill out the form correctly.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the AU Record Keeping Form - Chemical Use and open it in the online editor.
2. Begin by entering the user name in the designated field. This identifies the individual or entity utilizing the herbicides.
3. Next, input the user address. This should reflect the location where the chemical application occurs.
4. Indicate whether the applicator possesses the prescribed qualifications to apply Group 4 herbicides in South Australia. This is crucial for compliance.
5. Provide the property owner's details as required. If the user and owner are the same, you may input ‘as above’.
6. Fill in the property address accurately to ensure proper identification of the location where the chemicals are used.
7. Select the equipment type that will be used for chemical application. This could include sprayers, tractors, or other machinery.
8. Record the nozzle type and flow rate. This information is vital for calculating the effectiveness of the chemical application.
9. Enter the date of application. It is required to keep these records for two years from this date.
10. Log the contact number for the user in case further clarification is needed.
11. Document the paddock details. This includes the name, product location, and application rate in hectares.
12. List the product name being applied, along with any adjuvants used, ensuring correct identification and usage tracking.
13. Indicate whether the user is authorized to apply this chemical by selecting YES or NO.
14. Provide your contact number for any necessary follow-up concerning the chemical use.
15. Record spray pressure, crop or situation being treated, and the area treated in hectares.
16. Fill in the spray times, clearly indicating AM or PM for accurate time tracking.
17. Log the spray volume in liters per hectare to maintain detailed chemical application records.
18. Indicate the travel speed in kilometers per hour to document equipment efficiency.
19. Record wind speed in kilometers per hour at the time of spraying to assess environmental conditions.
20. Enter the temperature in degrees Celsius, as this affects herbicide effectiveness.
21. Document wind direction to help understand potential drift of chemicals.
22. For relative humidity, this field is optional. However, providing it can offer context for the conditions during application.
23. Confirm the records by signing the form and dating it appropriately.
24. Lastly, save your changes, and if necessary, download, print, or share the completed form with relevant parties.

Complete your AU Record Keeping Form - Chemical Use online today for accurate and efficient documentation.