Spray Tip of the Month

The T-Jet air-inducted, extended range spray nozzle is an all-around performance nozzle. It is a good example of a nozzle for “everything but Liberty^© [herbicide],” according to Kevin Carlson, Federated’s agronomy sales manager.

Before spraying any herbicide it’s important to do a sprayer tune-up. Check it, clean it, and make sure it is in good condition. The nozzles wear out over time and may require a little maintenance.

Check the screens too. Both the nozzle screen and the strainer screen (pictured, left and right respectively) need a good cleaning, too.

Your Federated Agronomist is ready to help with any questions about nozzles and screens. The chart below shows options for herbicide nozzles.