Author: Lynn Wunderlich

Website: https://campus.extension.org/enrol/index.php?id=1787
About Lynn Wunderlich: Lynn Wunderlich (retired 2022) served as a UCCE Farm Advisor since 2000, focusing on IPM in fruit trees and wine grapes grown in California’s Sierra foothill region. She began studying spray application for her M.S. thesis at University of California-Davis in Plant Protection and Pest Management under Dr. Ken Giles, developing a sprayer for delivering green lacewing eggs. In 2021 she led a California Pest Management Alliance grant project where her Team delivered airblast sprayer trainings to N. CA. applicators and created an award-winning online sprayer calibration course you can access at: https://campus.extension.org/

Posts by Lynn Wunderlich

The Fundamental Relationship – Understanding variables and common conversion factors used in calibration

Posted on March 8, 2022 (September 1, 2022)

The Fundamental Relationship, a concept by Professor D. Ken Giles (Emeritus), UC Davis Biological and Agricultural Engineering Department, is a way of talking about calibration without numbers and formulas. It is valuable for teaching concepts important to calibration. Since it is a relationship, it describes the variables needed and how they relate to each other. […]