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After mixing, your 3 gallon sprayer will need 4.3 fill-‐ups to cover an acre. Know where and when coverage is needed.
The 1/128th method of sprayer calibration is a simplified way to calibrate most boom spray systems. It is based on the ratio of 1 gallon, or 128 fluid ounces, to 1/128th of an acre, or 340 square feet (sq ft). The 1/128th calibration method is a fast and easy way to compute the gallon-per-acre rate (GPA).
Backpack sprayer calibration is easy and important. If you dont calibrate your sprayer youll have uneven coverage and either miss spots or over apply. To calibrate a backpack sprayer simply fill it with water all the way, then apply the water like you would any herbicide. Then see how much water it took to put down.
3:50 5:24 Were going to take 53 seconds multiplied by 210 ounces multiplied by 0.018905. And divide that byMoreWere going to take 53 seconds multiplied by 210 ounces multiplied by 0.018905. And divide that by 11 ft. And that gives us about 19 gallons per acre. And now our sprayer is.
After youve calibrated the sprayer to know your application rate in gallons per acre, divide that number into the gallons applied with each tankful to find how many acres each tankful covers. Then, multiply the acres per tank by the herbicide needed per acre to find the herbicide to put in each tankful.
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In order to determine nozzle size (gallons per minute), youll need to know your target volume (gallons per acre), your average travel speed (miles per hour) and your nozzle spacing (in inches). The number 5,940 is a constant that handles all the unit conversions. It is what it is.
The 1/128th method of sprayer calibration is a simplified way to calibrate most boom spray systems. It is based on the ratio of 1 gallon, or 128 fluid ounces, to 1/128th of an acre, or 340 square feet (sq ft).
Step one: Attach the Nozzle you wish to calibrate. Step two: Fill with plain old tap water. Step Three: Stick the end into a graduated container. Step Four: Spray for 60 seconds (pump as needed, if not battery powered.) Step Five: Measure the water output, calculate your sprayer Gal/Min or L/Min.

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