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Crops can have foam applied earlier in the day when a field is prepared for foam application. Wind-rows aid in allowing shadows to fall over a crop earlier in the day and lowering the surrounding temperature.

With the aid of wind-rows you can slow and in some cases stop high wind gusts from blowing the foam off a crop, even in extreme high wind gust conditions.

Pictures of a watermelon crop saved
on February 27 & 29, 2008, in north Florida, USA.

Several of the pictures show the Jack Frost Foam™ pushed away from the plant and visible frost is present as seen in the background. Some of the pictures show applications of Jack Frost Foam™ on a field that is designed (using crop wind-rows) to shield the crop from cold freezing wind conditions that can occur. This type of planting design can aid in two ways. 1) Earlier Jack Frost Foam™ application 2) Protect Jack Frost Foam™ from high wind gust.

Jack Frost Foam is applied by a specialized foam cannon and tank pump system that resembles a field sprayer with some noticeable differences. Always ask for equipment that is distributed by approved American Ag. Foam LLC, manufacturers. Contact us for more information on the equipment and where to locate manufacturers near you for Jack Frost Foam Generators.

American Ag Foam, LLC, in Lake Panasoffkee, Florida, Manufactures all the formulations which produce the foam. Contact us for more information on the chemicals.

Squash plants 14 days after foam application.
Foam naturally broke down 24 hours after initial application.
Very little residue foam is left on plants.

Shield YOUR Investment from Frost Damage with Jack Frost Foam™.