Stephen Vajdik and Adam Gurr run an Agrifac sprayer, made in the Netherlands, mounted with a Bilberry optical system. The sprayer has industry-leading features they wanted, including a recirculating boom, individually controlled nozzles and stable suspension.

How optical sprayers do a whole lot more

[Better Advice] Optical spraying systems can pay off if used only for pre-seed burnoffs, but with a little pushing of boundaries, these farmers are finding they can also use the technology to target fungicides and pre-harvest desiccants

Reading Time: 5 minutes Early adopters are buying optical spraying systems to greatly reduce the amount of herbicide required for pre-season burnoff of weeds. This alone is often enough to justify the cost for larger farms that cover thousands of acres per year. But pre-seed burnoff — seeing green weeds on brown ground and spraying them — is just […] Read more

Agrifac will be one of the first sprayer manufacturers to offer a green-on-green option on its sprayer line.

Sprayer designs save the day

Chemical application is under the microscope, and farmers around the world face future limitations on inputs, especially herbicides

Reading Time: 5 minutes “Welcome to the new world of spraying,” quipped Roeland Coopman, chief commercial officer at Agrifac, a European-based sprayer manufacturer, as he made a presentation during a recent online media conference streamed live from Paris, France. Those words are no exaggeration. How chemicals are applied on farm fields in developed countries across the planet is poised […] Read more