I'm starting to see the results of the spraying I did early in the year.
The smaller sprayer with the boomless nozzle is batting a very high kill percentage. It has far exceeded my expectations.
The 1000 gallon trailer with booms I rented it getting mixed results. You can have an area completely wiped out then a patch where they huisatche are greening out and trying to come back.
I'm wondering if I do not get the trailer mixed well? It is a ground driven pump so you have to be moving to spray. My small sprayer is pto driven so you can shut the nozzle off and circulate the tank.
Some one mentioned to me they thought there was a process for mixing the water, herbicide, and surfactant. I admit I was just dumping it all in with no rhyme or reason. I looked all over online but have not found any thing.
Next year I am planning to up my rate from 20 GPA to 30 GPA on the boom sprayer. I was also thinking I may need to hook my transfer pump up and circulate the tank for a couple minutes before spraying.
Any ideas or experiences like this?
The smaller sprayer with the boomless nozzle is batting a very high kill percentage. It has far exceeded my expectations.
The 1000 gallon trailer with booms I rented it getting mixed results. You can have an area completely wiped out then a patch where they huisatche are greening out and trying to come back.
I'm wondering if I do not get the trailer mixed well? It is a ground driven pump so you have to be moving to spray. My small sprayer is pto driven so you can shut the nozzle off and circulate the tank.
Some one mentioned to me they thought there was a process for mixing the water, herbicide, and surfactant. I admit I was just dumping it all in with no rhyme or reason. I looked all over online but have not found any thing.
Next year I am planning to up my rate from 20 GPA to 30 GPA on the boom sprayer. I was also thinking I may need to hook my transfer pump up and circulate the tank for a couple minutes before spraying.
Any ideas or experiences like this?