Which formulation type is known for having high draft hazards due to the concentration of active ingredients?

Ultra-low volume (ULV) formulations are known for their high draft hazards primarily because they contain a very concentrated amount of active ingredient in a small volume of carrier liquid. As these formulations are designed to be applied in fine droplets that can easily become airborne, the potential for drift increases significantly. This drift can lead to unintended exposure of non-target areas, making it crucial for applicators to exercise caution and take into account environmental conditions, such as wind speed and direction, when using ULV products. The risk of having the active ingredients carried away from the targeted area by air movement underscores the importance of precise application techniques with these types of formulations.