Therefore, no chemical manufacturer is promoting reduced rates. If you decide to use a reduced rate, the manufacturer would not be legally obliged to warranty the performance of their product. First, you must calibrate all insecticide boxes on the planter before planting so the exact rate can be applied. When you cut the rate, there is less room for error. Third, start out on a few acres to determine if this fits into your farming operation.
Plant strips at both the full rate and a reduced rate.
Then dig roots in July and make comparisons in performance. Fourth, remember that it is not illegal to use a reduced rate of an insecticide. This information subject to a usage policy .