What is one effect of using larger size nozzles during spraying?

Using larger size nozzles during spraying increases the amount of spray mixture that is delivered to the target area. Larger nozzles are designed to allow more volume of liquid to flow through them per unit of time, effectively increasing the output rate of the pesticide or herbicide being applied. This is particularly beneficial when the goal is to cover a larger area quickly or when treating dense vegetation that requires a greater volume of spray to penetrate adequately.

Additionally, while larger nozzles can influence factors like drift and pressure, their main advantage is in the volume of spray mixture they produce, allowing for quicker applications and potentially reducing the number of trips needed over the treated area. This can lead to more efficient pest management practices in right-of-way areas.