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Fine Tuning a Sprayer with "Ounce" Calibration Method

Preseason visual checks of application equipment are not adequate for accurate application, nor is the fact that the equipment and nozzle tips are new. A Nebraska survey found only one of three sprayer operators applying pesticides within five percent of their estimated rate. This survey illustrates that sprayers must be checked to ensure that all nozzles have the correct discharge rate, and are applying pesticides uniformly and at the correct pesticide rate. Manufacturers’ catalogs provide guidelines, but fine-tuning a sprayer is the operator’s responsibility.