What is the usual order for tank mixing after filling the tank 1/5 to 1/2 full with carrier?

The usual order for tank mixing after filling the tank 1/5 to 1/2 full with carrier is to add compatibility agent, suspension products, solution products, surfactants, and emulsion products. This approach is based on an established practice to ensure that all components properly mix and remain effective in the tank.

Adding a compatibility agent first helps to prevent any adverse reactions between the various components that will be mixed. This is particularly important as some products may not mix well with others and can lead to clumping or settling, which would affect how well the pesticide works.

Next, suspension products are added, as they require agitation to help disperse. Following that, solution products can be included because they dissolve easily in the carrier and won't interfere with the suspension products. Surfactants are beneficial when added after the solution products because they lower the surface tension and help the mixture spread evenly on surfaces. Finally, emulsion products are added last since they can stabilize the mixture and prevent separation, but they need to be agitated properly to integrate.

This systematic approach ensures a homogenous mixture that will effectively deliver the required treatment without any issues related to incompatibility or improper mixing.