Calibration & Air Adjustment Articles

At the 2012 Nursery Short Course in Ontario I delivered this reflection on three years of sprayer extension. Even if you don’t spray nursery crops, it’s all worth it just to get to the last slide 🙂 ...Read More

A lot of spray can be saved by installing foliage sensors on your airblast sprayer. Particularly when there are gaps in the orchard from missing trees. High density operations don’t often get the same benefit because spaces are small and the trees are generally ...Read More

This article was co-written with Louis Damm (Dramm Corporation). Greenhouse application equipment spans from the humble squirt bottle, to gas-powered foggers, to robots equipped with hydraulic vertical booms. The variety of spray equipment available reflects a variety of needs, just as a carpenter’s toolbox ...Read More

In June, 2014, I was invited to Durocher Farm in New Hampshire to see their new airblast sprayer. In years previous, spotted-wing drosophila was a significant pest in this two acre high bush blueberry planting. Since purchasing their new sprayer, they haven’t had any ...Read More