HOCl liquid

HOCL Use in Agriculture

Taking Care of your Plants with Solutions HOCL SuperWash

The standard Parts Per Million (PPM) for plants is 200 PPM if you are spraying on a regular basis. For spot treatment 400 ppm if you need to focus on visible contamination of the plant. With that being said some growers that have been spraying clones as high as 500 ppm with great results, but it was not prescribed.

The key with continuous spray is to visibly watch the growth of the plant. If it produces a rich green color and is visibly healthy you are good. If you see spots of fungus or mold on the stem or just under the bloom you increase PPM and if you see the tips of the leaves turn brown or see any visible wilting, you reduce the PPM.

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  • Calving sheds/Hutches without animal present

    600 PPM solution-Spray the entire area generously with solution and let air dry.

  • Calving sheds/Hutches with animal present

    200 PPM solution-Spray the entire area generously focusing on the areas the calf will lick or drink from and let dry. (You will notice the animal licking the solution, this is OK).

  • Direct contact with cuts or sores on any animal:

    400 PPM directly sprayed the area three times a day until scab appears in Fogging machine with animals present: 200 PPM.

  • Watering Troughs

    Watering troths or drinking area: 600 PPM

  • In sick area with sick animals

    400 PPM with fine mist sprayer. Focus on areas the animal lays in, licks, drinks from, or eats from.

  • Feed troughs and mangers

    600 PPM before or after feeding. Spray generously on surface with no feed present and let air dry before feeding.

  • Drinking water in troughs

    007 grams per gallon (Calculate per gallon, this makes 10 PPM. Cows will not drink it if it has too much PPM so have your pay attention.

  • Barn Disinfection

    Spraying down the barn in between and during milking: 50 to 100 PPM.

  • Other applications for the dairy cows would be hooves

    600 ppm direct spray on infected hooves as the cow enters the parlor and just before the cow is released. You can also spray in a hooves boot and have the animal wear it during milking. You can use the product for a hooves bath, but they are not effective in eliminating hoof issues just to slow down the spreading.