If your sprayer delivers less spray to an area than you want it to, how would you change the rate?

To effectively increase the amount of spray delivered to an area, adjusting any of the suggested methods can help achieve the desired spray rate.

Increasing the pressure in the sprayer generally allows for a greater volume of liquid to be pushed through the nozzle, thereby increasing the spray delivery to the targeted area. This method improves the atomization of the spray and can enhance coverage as well.

Reducing the ground speed when applying the spray will increase the amount of liquid that is deposited in a given area. By moving more slowly, the same volume is applied over a longer duration, which helps to ensure that more spray reaches the intended location.

Switching to a larger nozzle can also increase the spray rate. A larger nozzle orifice allows more liquid to flow through, thereby increasing the output volume. This modification can be particularly effective in helping to cover larger areas or when dealing with denser vegetation.

By utilizing any of these methods, you can effectively increase the spray rate to meet your application needs.