Spray damage?

[Pan mixer]

Doing some over the fence farming, neighbours wheat, drilled late ish. Is this spray damage caused by the vortex behind the sprayer? No idea what it has been treated with but rumour has it that it gets top notch.

All 3 tramlines in this field the same, 48m boom.

 

[teslacoils]

Could one of the end caps have come off the boom end and lathered a strip up and down? Headland first, then bust it, hence only the infield tramlines?

 

[Matt77]

Leaking hose, so once spraying it’s a high pressure mist overdosing, or hydraulic pipe doing the same but that would be end to end

 

[Pan mixer]

Not the only field like it, next door too. He wouldn't have sprayed all the headlands first and gone back to do the field work. Anyway in that the field above the bottom picture was the headland - there are only 3 tramlines in the field.

 

[Lincsman]

Is there a leak that sprays out at higher pressures? ie he does the end headland a bit slower and sets off from the corner at low speed, but then speeds up and the auto rate is then raising the pressure to leak point?

Not sure vortex effect could raise the dose rate that much to kill it.

 

[Pan mixer]

Is there a leak that sprays out at higher pressures? ie he does the end headland a bit slower and sets off from the corner at low speed, but then speeds up and the auto rate is then raising the pressure to leak point?

Not sure vortex effect could raise the dose rate that much to kill it.

Dunno, it has mystified me for a couple of months when I go and look at my sheep next door.