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When to spray weeds after a frost? How to reduce drift in windier conditions? And more…
Sprayer performance tips
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Ian Epp and Clark Brenzil compare pre-seed burnoff and early post-emergence applications, and make a good case for spraying first and then seeding…
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Clean lines, nozzles and screens to prepare the sprayer for a busy few weeks of early weed control…
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This article underlines the importance of a complete clean out between products, and to understand the risks for each product and each tank mix presents…
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Unexpected carryover can occur when dry conditions in the year of application slow the expected pace of breakdown of herbicides. Unexpected residue damage is a risk any time a sprayer is left full while waiting for an opportunity to spray, or when sprayers are not effectively cleaned between crops and between products…
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Low wind and clear skies can cause inversions, which can increase the risk of spray drift. This article explains how to identify (and avoid) an inversion scenario when spraying. The…… -
How do you spray weeds in a timely fashion when every day seems too windy? Here are some tips… -
A quick quiz to test spraying windows, inversions and timing…
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Adding micronutrient solutions, especially zinc, to glyphosate is highly antagonistic to the herbicide…
