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This is episode number 158, and today we are going to be talking about sprayer nozzle selection.

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I am very excited to welcome Rex Guthland, who is an independent

sprayer consultant for John Deere. Thanks for joining me on the show today, Rex. To get started,

let's hear a little bit more about you and your background and how you got involved in this industry.

Yeah. Thank you, Tony. What I'm going to try to do is go back to the beginning of my career and application technology.

And that takes me back to the late 70s where I was a crop consultant for a large company.

And after doing that, I realized that most of my growers were using flat fans or extended range

and now and then we'd get ourselves in trouble when we're out there applying our crop

protection chemistry. Trafflon was easy we put a raindrop on there in a disc kit and we just

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