Best fungicide nozzles ?

[Guest]

what does everyone like for a nozzle for fungicides and especially fusarium in wheat ? low drift ? twin nozzle ?

[bgmb]

Guardian air twin

[farmaholic]

We use some 110 04 Turbo TwinJets(not air induction) and spray at 12.5 gpa. Probably not the best option out there but it won't matter this year, I can't see them even getting wet. I would stay away from anything too coarse with a "globby" droplet. But what the **** do I know...

[bucket]

Caseih

Interesting factoid.

The best nozzles you buy will only give you 30 percent coverage.

70 percent of your spray has gone poof along with your money.

Fwiw dyodd.

[Hopperbin]

Twin nozzles are bullshit most goes air born most of the time unless have ideal Sask3 growing conditions spraying conditions.

[Hopperbin]

Spray straight down.

[iceman]

Drought tips seems to give excellent coverage

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[tweety]

Spray air with lots of wind.

[tweety]

One click of likeage on icemans post.

If wheat in 6 leaf is as tall as a pop can - do i still need fungicide?

[iceman]

Tweety sounds like you need some zinc or releaf and lots of water. Like 2 inches
#itpaystospray

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[Guest]

anyone use twin bubble jet nozzles, one ahead , one back ?

[tweety]

iceman, some copper too! Extra melted urea, boron, calcium, foo foo dust, molten sulfur....

[farmaholic]

There is absolutely no cynicism or sarcasm in this thread.

[stonepicker]

Flat fan, still one of the best nozzles out there imo.

[farmaholic]

Coverage is key. Which doesn't mean going light on water. The most frustrating is the lack of "CONTROL". Suppression is claimed for Fuzz and other products for other crops claim re-applying in 10-14 days if disease conditions persist.

Yeah right.

Grow the best crop you can at ANY cost? This could be the year to do it.