Material grouped by approximate weight per pint Fertilizer conversions for specified square feet and row area Tables 8 through 9 help determine the correct application rates for fertilizers when nutrition recommendations are based on fertilizer weight. For dry materials, 4 lb per acre is equivalent to 3 tbs per 1000 ft 2 or 1 tsp per 100 ft 2. Rate of application equivalent tableĮxamples: For liquid materials, 100 gal per acre is equivalent to 2⅓ gal per 1000 ft 2 or 1 qt per 100 ft 2. To prepare 5 gal of solution would require 3 fl oz material. Equivalent quantities of liquid materials (emulsion concentrates, etc.) for various quantities of water based on pints per 100 gallonsĮxample: Directions for use specify a rate of 4 pt per 100 gal water. To prepare 1 gal of solution would require 4 tsp of material. Equivalent quantities of dry materials (wettable powders) for various quantities of water based on recommended pounds per 100 gallonsĮxample: Directions for use specify a rate of 4 lb per 100 gal water. To prepare 3 gal of finished product, you would need to add 1/4 cup. Dilution of liquid pesticides at various concentrationsĮxample: Directions call for a 1:200 dilution. Tables 4 through 7 help determine correct application rates for various pesticides. Tables 1 through 3 help determine equivalent measures for liquid (volume) or dry (weight) chemical substances and also converting metric to English units. A brief explanation of how each table is used is provided. Tables for fertilizer injector calibration using a conductivity meter, as well as pre-plant application rates for various soil mix components and amendments, also are provided. A number of formulas for calculating fertilizer application rates on a parts-per-million basis are given. This publication is designed to help growers make these calculations and conversions and to provide other data useful in the management, planning and operation of horticultural enterprises. Metric units of measure can further complicate conversion. Pints, cups, ounces, tablespoons and teaspoons often are the common units of measure. However, greenhouse and nursery operators, landscape professionals and orchardists often must convert these recommendations to smaller areas, such as row feet or square feet per tree or per pot. Pesticide and fertilizer recommendations often are made on a pounds-per-acre or tons-per-acre basis for field production. Formulas for calculating variously shaped areas.Formulas for calculating greenhouse volume.Areas covered in square feet at various depths.Cubic yards of soil needed at various depths and areas.Volume of water delivered - by size of hose.Times required to mow or trim lawn areas.Number of plants per acre at various spacings.Number of bedding/groundcover plants required at various spacing for landscape planting.Estimated number of plants to fill 100 ft2 bed area for square (row) and triangular (equilateral) planting patterns using 4 to 14 inch spacing distances.Coverage estimates for perlite, peat, topsoil and straw.Number of nursery containers that can be filled from 1 yd 3 of soil mix.Number of pots per bushel and per cubic yard of soil mix.Cornell Peat-lite Mix A for seedlings, bedding plants and potted plants.Pre-plant fertilizer sources and rates of application.Dilution/conversion chart for various chemical growth regulators.Approximate amount of materials required to change pH of potting mixes.Materials, rates necessary to lower the pH level of greenhouse potting substrate 0.5 to 1.0 units.Rates in lb/yd 3 (kg/m 3) for incorporation of three of the most popular formulations of Nutricote into greenhouse root substrates.Osmocote® controlled-release fertilizers and their release periods.Miscellaneous conversions used in fertilizer calculations.Formulas for additional fertilizer calculations.Amounts of nutrient sources to combine in making various fertilizer formulas.Various acids to add to irrigation water for acidification.Conversion factors among electrical conductivity (EC) units.Parts per million of desired nutrient to ounces of fertilizer carrier in 100 gallons of water (or grams in 1 liter) and vice versa.Injector calibration with a conductivity meter.Injection ratios and nitrogen concentrations for constant fertilization.Element concentrations for pounds soluble fertilizer in 1000 gallons (U.S.) water.Fertilizer weight as measured by standard pot size.Fertilizer conversions for specified square feet and row areas.Equivalent quantities of liquid materials (emulsion concentrates, etc.) for various quantities of water based on pints per 100 gallons.Equivalent quantities of dry materials (wettable powders) for various quantities of water based on recommended pounds per 100 gallons.

Dilution of liquid pesticides at various concentrations.Equivalents for liquid measure (volume).

222 cups to gallons