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Anamoose, ND | I want to get the right set up on my spray boom for spraying Folic or Proline on wheat at heading. What I had used on my previous sprayer was Turbo Teejet 11005's putting down 15 gal/ac at medium pressure with the boom rotated forward about 30 degrees. This was done per NDSU's new recommendations on spraying for scab. I had good results with this set up last season but I have been reading quite a bit about using angled forward and backwards nozzles. I am not able to rotate the boom forward on this Apache sprayer like I did on the pull type Summers sprayer so it looks like I am going to need to do something different.
Here is what I used last season. I could buy a 45 degree adapter to get the spray pattern angled forward and use the same tips that I used last season.
http://www.teejet.com/english/home/products/spray-products/broadcas...
This is another option but I am not sure if it would be as good as my final option.
http://www.teejet.com/english/home/products/spray-products/broadcas...
This is my final option and I think the best. I would use this with two Turbo Teejet 110025 tips. This would get me 15 gal/ac at 10 mph.
http://www.teejet.com/english/home/products/spray-products/broadcas...
Any other set ups that I should look at. Thanks
Edited by CND 6/11/2010 22:33
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Proper spray tips for fungicide application on wheat??
