Defy nozzles?

Salopian_Will

Member
BASE UK Member
Location
Shropshire
Our defy nozzles are worn out. We have generally been using them at 100l/ha for spring herbicides. What other nozzles/water rates are people using for Broadway star etc or should we stick with what we know?

Also do people agree with the Syngenta blurb that 100l/ha with Defry nozzles is sufficient for Pre-em?
 

Renaultman

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
Our defy nozzles are worn out. We have generally been using them at 100l/ha for spring herbicides. What other nozzles/water rates are people using for Broadway star etc or should we stick with what we know?

Also do people agree with the Syngenta blurb that 100l/ha with Defry nozzles is sufficient for Pre-em?
They are recommending 200l/ha with defy now aren't they? Must say I went at 200l this autumn as didn't roll a lot of it, and have been very happy with results.
 

Salopian_Will

Member
BASE UK Member
Location
Shropshire
They are recommending 200l/ha with defy now aren't they? Must say I went at 200l this autumn as didn't roll a lot of it, and have been very happy with results.

I think we’re too low at 100l/ha. Agronomist is pushing and I have seen evidence published to suggest higher water volume is better too. I’m just not sure I could face 200l/ha….

Severn Trent were running a nozzle swap scheme and so I took the opportunity to get some teejet air induction twin turbo nozzles (04s) which will allow us to move up to 150l/ha, which I think is my compromise.
 

Renaultman

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
I think we’re too low at 100l/ha. Agronomist is pushing and I have seen evidence published to suggest higher water volume is better too. I’m just not sure I could face 200l/ha….

Severn Trent were running a nozzle swap scheme and so I took the opportunity to get some teejet air induction twin turbo nozzles (04s) which will allow us to move up to 150l/ha, which I think is my compromise.
I like my Defy, or Guardian air if it to windy, 035s at 150l but thought I would up my rate on pre em for the reasons I stated.
 

Hampton

Member
BASIS
Location
Shropshire
Our defy nozzles are worn out. We have generally been using them at 100l/ha for spring herbicides. What other nozzles/water rates are people using for Broadway star etc or should we stick with what we know?

Also do people agree with the Syngenta blurb that 100l/ha with Defry nozzles is sufficient for Pre-em?
1) I use defy nozzles but at 160l/ha. Spray it on its own or with little bit of fungicide. Never with growth reg.

2) no, it’s not enough water
 

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