How To Calibrating a Boom Sprayer

Calibrating a boom sprayer is crucial in the success of the herbicide application you are making. If your sprayer is not calibrated, you can waste time and money and have poor results on the site.

[@stephen_p_2003]

I watched this guy teach how to dye and wax traps a few years ago … and now this. He is such a great teacher. These are awesome videos for the average land steward. I appreciate them so much! They take everything into account, and simplify the instructions concisely and precisely.

[@Whitetail_Properties]

That's the goal of the channel!

[@koreyharper6760]

Iv been struggling with trying to start farming because of my misconception on the difficulties of spraying and trying to get it down to the science behind the measurements. For efficiency and cost effectiveness. This made it so much easier for determining what my application rates require. Thanks a lot for this one.

[@Whitetail_Properties]

You bet, glad it helped you out!!

[@markhenry9934]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video, nozzle charts can be a bit overwhelming and this makes it much more understandable.

[@Whitetail_Properties]

Yes they can be! You bet, glad it was helpful!

[@anthonyroberts9034]

A link to the Ohio State web page with those charts would have been a bonus.
Great info tho. Thx.

[@Whitetail_Properties]

Yes we should have included those! Our apologies!

[@jp6940]

Great video. My brain is hurting though! Haha

[@Whitetail_Properties]

It was a lot of info at once! We feel your headache!

[@bowhunters2022]

Awesome video!

[@Whitetail_Properties]

Thanks!

[@jeffarmstrong3017]

Interesting video cheers

[@pbarr6872]

if i have 20 nozzles at 20 inches apart and getting 18 ounces does that still mean 18 gallons per arce

[@Whitetail_Properties]

It would depend on the speed of the tractor...

[@pbarr6872]

what i meant was, it doesn't matter how wide your sprayer is if do everything right this works