Danfoil spray technology allows for more targeted application to crops. In practice, this can reduce chemical consumption in a number of tasks—when conditions are right and when you work systematically with settings and follow-up.

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Why chemical reduction can be realistic

• Better coverage: When more of the sprayed product hits the target, in some situations the same effect can be achieved with a lower dosage.
• Stable coverage throughout the crop: Penetration and coverage on the upper/lower side can improve the effect on difficult targets.
• Fewer overlaps/errors: Good management and workflows reduce waste and double coverage.

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Practical approach: step-by-step and controlled

The safe way to work with reduction is gradually – and with control:

1. Start conservatively: reduce only slightly, and only for suitable tasks.
2. Keep an eye on the effect: monitor the field closely after spraying.
3. Adjust settings before adjusting chemicals: air pressure, boom height, speed, and timing often make a bigger difference than dosage.
4. Document: note down what was done – so you can repeat what works.

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Spot spraying and targeted treatment

One of the biggest savings opportunities often lies in treating less – not just weaker. With targeted workflows (e.g., only treating the areas where the need is greatest), you can reduce total consumption while achieving good results.

• Planning and field knowledge are crucial to exploiting the potential.
• Timing (spraying window) is very important in determining how far you can go.
• Follow-up provides an opportunity to make early corrections if an area requires more.

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What you get out of it

• Lower input costs per hectare for relevant tasks
• More robust effect through better sales
• Better documentation of treatments performed and results

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