True or False: Foliar herbicide application in the right of way tends to require low pressure and need low volumes of carrier for coverage.

Foliar herbicide application is most effective when conducted at higher pressures and with adequate volumes of carrier. This is because higher pressure helps to atomize the herbicide solution into smaller droplets, which improves coverage on plant foliage. Adequate volume is also critical to ensure that the herbicide reaches the intended target effectively and penetrates the leaf surfaces where it can be absorbed by the plant.

Using low pressure or low volumes can result in inefficient coverage and inadequate herbicide effectiveness, potentially leading to incomplete control of the targeted vegetation. Therefore, the assertion that foliar herbicide application in the right of way requires low pressure and needs low volumes of carrier for coverage is not accurate. This underlines the importance of using proper application techniques for maximum efficacy in right-of-way management.