Might help if you were slightly more specific. Are you talking the streaming nozzle with one outlet, that threads into a pipe thread? Or (and I haven't looked it up) but there is another nozzle that fits in a nozzle body that shoots three or so streams toward the ground.
Sorry about that, I was talking about the three stream nozzle and the nozzle the has about eight or more streams. They are going to be used on a 4830 JD with 100' booms at 20" spacing, mainly for side dressing wheat.
If you are in flat ground, fertilizer nozzles should work just fine. If you ground is rolling or uneven, the stream bars will work better because boom height won't affect your coverage as much.
Ditto what Shaggy98 said. I tried streamjets and they didn't work well in rolling ground. Coverage was very uneven as I can't maintain a consistent boom height. Stream bars worked much better
