OnTarget’s patented Wraparound Technology™ pairs perfectly with the V-trellis designs that growers have incorporated in recent years, and is an excellent fit in central leader and other production systems. OnTarget designers worked with apple industry leaders to design an optimized V-trellis system that is flexible and reliable, with external spray manifolds made of heavy duty polymer tubes to protect the internal electrostatic manifold from sun, chemicals, water and physical abuse. OnTarget sprayers allow farmers to target spraying to any of three distinct zones, enabling you to protect the tops of trees from sun damage, get the most from your plant growth regulators, and optimize spray performance against plant diseases and insects.
With sustainable, smart engineering, OnTarget offers far-reaching efficiencies, leaving consuming every ounce of water and product. Using 50 to 80 percent less water, 50 percent less horsepower and diesel, and 50 percent fewer spray hours, OnTarget’s apple orchard sprayers covers up to 4 times more acreage per day compared to the leading air-blast sprayer. This results in the need for fewer sprayers and operators.
OnTarget’s electrostatic technology allows farmers to control the spray cloud; blanketing the targeted crop with the perfect application. Mounted into unique spray zones, and composed of 24 to 32 manifolds, OnTarget’s apple sprayers covers crops from the top-down, or bottom-up.
Direct OnTarget’s versatile apple tree sprayers from inside the comfort of the cab. Adjust the boom distance and rotate the electrostatic spray manifolds to customize the spray angle for accuracy. Customizable for every indoor and outdoor grow, control remains in the hands of the grower with personalized, in-person set-up and education from OnTarget experts.
For spraying pest control products in apples, European plums, Japanese plums, cherries, chestnuts, and pears, with a conventional machine we use 1800 to 2400 liters of water for hectare. With On Target Orchard machine we use 250 to 350 liters for hectare.
