A: For the initial application, the preferred dilution is 1 to 300 of water. [Do not under dilute].
Review the Application Procedures for detailed information.

A: As a rule of thumb, 45 liters (12 US gallons) should be sufficient to cover one acre, although
more will not hurt the crop. This equates to 5 oz/acre of eA300. For greater coverage, 20 gallons or
more may be used. Benefits are also derived by pre-soaking the seeds. See more info below.

A: This is dependent on the type of plant combined with weather and soil conditions. Pre-treating
the seeds and then applying ecoAgra when plants have good leaf growth, typically between the 3
and 5 leaf stage is advantageous. From then on apply per the Application Instructions below,
although it is typically 2 – 3 times per season. Any time a crop is being treated with such things as
herbicides, eA300 may be mixed in with the chemical to promote healthier growing conditions.
Spraying should help after a heavy rain, especially if it is hot, as high humidity encourages fungus
growth. If low temperatures are predicted, an application of eA300 should protect fruit and
vegetables from an impending frost if treated within 24 hours.
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A: It is important to apply eA300 in cool conditions, preferably in the early morning or late at night,
and not in direct sunlight if possible.

A: It really doesn’t matter, although spraying with a light mist is the preferred method of
application. What is important is that the plants are drenched to the point of run-off. In order for
eA300 to have maximum effectiveness spraying all parts of the plant, including the underside of
the leaves and the stalks should be done if possible.

A: This is dependent on the plant. Hardy crops may be sprayed using up to 400 PSI (sometimes
required when applying chemicals), while more delicate plants such as lettuce and flowers should
be sprayed at a pressure that doesn’t damage the plant, typically in the 15-40 PSI range.

A: If a crop is being treated with eA300 by air, 24 hours should suffice before a full irrigation,
although leaving it on longer may be beneficial. If watering is required before that, wait until the plant is fully dry before further irrigation. For full benefits, the crop should be treated during a full
irrigation rather than air spraying, to ensure that the plant is thoroughly wet until the leaves, stalks
are soaked.

A: Yes, this should not make any difference, since the spray pressure should bring eA300 into
contact with the surfaces of plants.

• Increased plant size, yield and health
• Higher germination rate if seeds are pre-treated
• Increased BRIX levels (plants natural sugar) of the plant if applicable
• Increased yield produces more profit per acre