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er under the spreader’s chute or over the 4. test area to catch the material dispensed over a set distance or time. Walk and Spread: Walk at a steady pace over the test area while operating the 5. spreader as you normally w
s. Therefore, best practice involves conducting field calibration tests in conjunction with chart settings to validate accuracy. Comparing Calhoun Fertilizer Spreader Charts to Competitor Models When placed side-by-side wit
g the risk of injury. Plus, the controlled release reduces the chance of fertilizer spillage or uneven application which can harm plants or contribute to environmental runoff. 5. Versatility Many models are designed to handle various granular materials, including fertilizers, grass seed, lime, or
sq ft). Consult the Scotts spreader setting chart, which correlates spreader settings with 2. application rates for various fertilizers. Conduct a test run on a hard surface by measuring the amount of fertilizer 3. dispensed over a
