I’m talking about gallons per acre, so the brainiacs and the dropouts can just chill 😜

I know how to calibrate a sprayer, so let’s skip those suggestions. If you’re spraying Cleth or doing a Gly burn down, how many gallons per acre of total solution have you found gives you the best coverage and best results?

Example, for Cleth, the rate is 16 ounces per acre. If my speed is 20 mph, I can apply that rate with one gallon of total solution. If my speed is 3 mph, I can apply that rate with 30 gallons per acre.

What have you found is the sweet spot to get adequate coverage?

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