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SPECIMEN LABEL ~ CPD.4TES AVAILABLE .4T N'W'W'.GREENBOOK.NET 4 WEEDS W CROP AMOUNT OF WEEDONE° LV6 EC PEA ACRE DIRECDON$ Perennial end 2 m 2 R5 pinu boot to milk stage if grass seed biennial broadleaf production is desired. Bentgnss weeds and legume may be injured by this trntmrnt. Sand sage, ~ to 2 N. pinu Apply aerially to bmsh in 2 or mort sagebrvsh, shinncry gallons of water per acre. One gallon oak end odter 2,4-D - of fuel oil may be included in the succptiblr woody mixture. Consult am¢ or local brush species control specialise for most effective rate, volume and timing of spray applintions. WEEDS AMOUNT OF WEEDONE° LV6 EC PER ACRE DIRECTIONS Woody plane rh to 1 K gallons Appy in 30 m 100 gallons of spray peraM,prefembly through low volume equipmrnt such as DIRECTA-SPRA°, WOBBLER°, MIM-WOBBLER° or SPIROMETER°. Teat when 2,4-D susceptible species art in full Inf and growing actively. Repeated applintions, oil or waning agent and/or high volume spraying (300 to 500 gallons of spray per acre) may be ' needed for acceptable control of some species or if bmsh is dense. • FALLOW LAND AND CROP STUBBLE AMOUNT OF WEEDONE°LV6 WEED$ EC PER ACRE DIIiECDONS - Mnual broadleaf Ys m 1'b pinu Use the lowtt rate when weeds art weeds small (2 l0 3 inches tall) and growing emively. Uu the higher rate on older and drought-svessed plane. Biennial broadlaf ala to 1'/s pinu Spray while musk thistles or other weeds biennial species are in the seedling m rouse stage, and befor<flower stalks are inhaled. The lower rate can 6e uud in spring during rouse stage. In fall or af¢r Oower stalks have developed,uu the highest rate. Pttrnnial broadlnf 1 Vj to 4 pinu Spray weeds m bud m bloom surge, or we WS in good vegetative growth. W not disturb traced ara for at kasl 2 weeks after veamrrnt, or until weed tops nrt elect. Wild gerlk or onions 2$ to 4 pinu Apply to new regrowh of wild onion or garlic which occurs m the fall fallowing harvest of small grain; xybeans, com m grain sorghum. RESTRIC770NS AND LIMITATIONS FOR USE ON PASTURES, RANCE- LAN7), AND FALLOW LAND • For ground applicarioq a minimum of JO to IS gallons of water per acre is recommended for properspay coverage. • For aerial application, use a minimum of 2 gallons of water per acre. • Do not gran IacWting dairy animals on treated areas within 7 days after treatment. • Do not cm gross for hey within 30 days after application. • Withdraw meat animals being finished for slaughter from treated forage at least 3 days befort slaughter. FENCERON'S, ROADSIDES, VACANT LOTS, AIRFIELDS, RAILROAD, HIGHWAY A,N'D UTILITY RIGHTS-OF-WAY, AND 071dER NON-CROP AREAS. AMOUNT OF N'EEDONE° LV6 WEEDS EC PER ACRE DIItECT10NS Mnual broadlnf 1'h l0 2i5 pinu Apply when most weeds ere still young weeds and growing vigorously. Permniel and 2 to 4 pinu Apply who weeds ea actively bimetal broadlnf growing and near the bud stage, bra wads ~ before flowering. For best resale on tasty ragwort and musk thistle, not m route stage, before bolting. A awed application is usually needed for best rcsulu on thistle, nettle and bindweed - Treat wild onion or gulic in early spring and in fall wMn rhry ere young end growing actively. Camils and roles 1 to 1=h gallons Miz 7'h quarts of this product in 2 quarts kerosene or dieul oil then add this mixture to I00 gallons of wattt. Apply 300 to 500 gallons of spray ptt one, depending on the stand. The addition of a waning agent wch ss SIJRFEL° spray adjuvem is suggested. RESTRICT10N5 AND LIMITATIONS FOR USE IN NON•CROP AREAS • For aerial application to solid stands of susceptible brush, use 1'/s m 24r quarts in 3 to 12 gallons volume per acre. Two to 4 quarts of fuel oil may be included in IhiS miXNre. • Applications will be less effective when conditions such as deficient soil mois- ture reduce bmsh growth. TANK MIXTURES FOR NONCROP AREAS N'EEDONE° LV6 EC and GARLON° < or GARLONiO 3A Tank Mixmrea far Non-Crop Areai AMOUNT OF - zYEEDONE° LV6 WEEDS EC PER ACRE DIRECTIONS Broadleaf weed I'h to 2$ pints For wider spectrum wnvol of control W75EDONE°LV6 EC broadlnf weeds and woody plane: plus Apply u a broadest spray in enough 2 to 6 pinu water to deliver 20 m 100 gallons mul GAALON-0 spray Der ette, or Apply when broadlaf weeds are 3 to 8 pinu actively growing. GARCON-3A Woody plant as to 1'y gallons Apply ss a broadcast spray in enough entrol WEEDONE~ LV6 EC water to deliver 20 to 100 gallons mtnl Broadcast foliar plus sprry per acre. Appy when woody sPr*Y 145 to 3 9uarts Plane are ectrvely growing. GARCON-0 m 2 b 4 quarts GARCON-3A Woody plant ~ '/s to Yh quarts Mix $ to 1 4a quarts of Nufarm control WT:EDONE° LV6 EC WEEDONL~ LV6 EC Broadleaf High volume plus Herbicide plus ] K to 3 pinu Iaf-stem veavnent 144 to 12 Pine GAR~ON-0 or 2 to 4 pinu with ground GARLON-0 GARCON-3A in enough water m equipment or make 700 gallons of spray. Apply st a 2 m I6 pints volume of 100 to 400 gallons of mul GARCON-3A spray per acre depending on size and density of woody plane. Thoroughly wet all leaves, stems and root collars of plants to be controlled. Woody plant r/a to 1'h gallons Apply in a total spray volume of 10 to tontrol WEEDONE° LV6 EC 30 gallons per acre using drift control Aerial application plus equipment such as the MICRO-FOIl° (helicopter only) 3 to 4 quarts boom or an elTecdve drift control agent GARLON-0 such es LO-DRIF'lo spay addidve. or Uu the higher rates and volumes whrn 4 m 6 quarts plants are denu or undtt drought GARCON-3A conditions. \\'EEDONE° LV6 EC and BANVEL° Herbicide Tank Matures For Non- Crop Areas AMOUNT OF ' wEEDONE° LV6 REEDS EC PER ACRE Mnual b: oadleaf 1'h to 2$ pin6 weeds WEEDONE° LV6 EC plus 'h to 14y pinu BAr.'VEL DDUECT10N5 For wider spectrvm connol of broadleaf weeds and woody plane: Apply es a broadcast spray in enough wamr m deliver 20 to 100 gallons meal spray per acre Apply when broadleaf weeds are actively growing. Uu the higher rates when vesting dense or roll Database and ormat copyright c be 'ante Communication Corp.