Which statement describes low-volume application?

Which statement describes low-volume application?

• A. Heights greater than 6 feet
• B. Spray to wet
• C. 75+ gpa
• D. Heavy densities

Answer: (B)

Low-volume application means using a small amount of spray liquid per area, enough to wet the target but not drench it. The statement “spray to wet” fits this idea because it describes applying until the surface is just wet, achieving coverage with minimal water. The other ideas relate more to where the spray is aimed or how much liquid is used per acre (higher water volume) or to how densely the deposit sits on the target, none of which define low-volume spraying.

Low-volume application means using a small amount of spray liquid per area, enough to wet the target but not drench it. The statement “spray to wet” fits this idea because it describes applying until the surface is just wet, achieving coverage with minimal water. The other ideas relate more to where the spray is aimed or how much liquid is used per acre (higher water volume) or to how densely the deposit sits on the target, none of which define low-volume spraying.