Nick, as long as you are getting sufficient coverage in both growing systems I
would personally find it easier to mix up two different tanks with different
quantities of material rather than mess with swapping nozzles.
Bill Fleming
Montana State University
Western Ag Research Center
Corvall
Hi!
> sprayed at 4mph and every-other-row. Results showed variable coverage on
> the row being sprayed and no coverage on the opposite row,
I wasn’t suggesting alternate row spraying.
> Dr. Andrew Landers, Cornell, discusses the role of travel speed and fan
> speed to achieve spray penetration
Hi,
As travel speeds increase, this may increase turbulence, increasing
potential for drift, you also may not like the coverage you get. Sounds
like Nick has older plantings and newer high density, so a slower speed may
be needed on the older trees. We completed spray coverage analysis with
wat
Hi!
> adjusted the gear speed so the GPA would match the free standing
> block, tractor speed was way too fast ~4 MPH.
Why is 4MPH (6,5km/h) too fast? hills?
it’s quite common to have forward speeds of 7,3km/h in tall spindle (4,5MPH)
Vincent Philion
IRDA
