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<br />Growth Suppression and Seedkead Inhibition
<br />(Chemical Mowing)
<br />Application ]nformatiov
<br />ESCORTo XP is recommended for growth suppression and seedhead inhibition
<br />to well established fescue and bluegrass turf at the use rate of 4a to '/z ouncu pee
<br />acrc.
<br />Tank Mir Combination
<br />ESCORT® XP maybe tank mixed with "Embark" for improved performance in
<br />the regulation of growth and seedhead suppression. Tank mix 4. to Vz ounce of
<br />ESCORTa XP with 4s to 4. pint of "Embark".
<br />Application Timing
<br />Application may be made after at least 2 to 3 inches of new growth has emerged
<br />anti the appearance of the seed stalk.
<br />IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS-INDUSTRIAL TURF ONLY
<br />• An application of ESCOR'I® XP may cause temporary discoloration (chlorosis)
<br />of the grasses. Use the lower rocommended rates for minimum discolomtioa
<br />• With fescue and bluegrass, sequential applications made during [he same or
<br />consecutive growth periods (i.e. spring and fall) may result in excessive injury
<br />to Nrf
<br />• Excessive injury may result when DuPontTM ESCORT® XP is applied m mrf
<br />that i3 under stress from drought, insects, disease, cold tempemmres (winter
<br />injury) or poor fertility.
<br />• ESCOR-I~ XP is not recommended for use on bahiagmss.
<br />NATIVE GRASSES
<br />ESCOR'IB XP is recommended far weed control and suppression in dte estab-
<br />lishment and maintenance of native grasses. I[ may be used where blue grams,
<br />bluestems (big, linlq plains, sand, ww spar), bromegrasscs (meadow), buffalo-.
<br />grass, green aprangletop, indiangmss, kleingmss, ]ovegmsses (atherstone, rand,
<br />weeping, wihnan), orchardgmss, sideoats grams, switchgmss (blackwcll), wheaF
<br />grass (bluebunch, intermedia[q pubcxcnt Siberian, Slender, strcambavd, tall, thick-
<br />spike, wcstcm), and russian wildryc are established. ]t may also be applied over
<br />these species in [he Seedling stage, except for orchardgrass and mssian wi]drye.
<br />Application Information
<br />Apply ESCORT'O XP at the rate of 4,o ounce per sere far the contrdl and suppres-
<br />sion' ofburbutterwp (testicu]ate), common purslane, common sunflower", eudeaf
<br />eveningprimrose•, flixweed", ]ambsquarters' (common and slimleaf), marestail•,
<br />pigweed (rcdroot and tumble), snowspeedwell, tansymustard• and ramble mustard
<br />(Tim Hill mustard).
<br />• Suppression is a visual reduction hm weed wmp<tidon (reduced populaden or vigor) ss
<br />compared m untreated meas. Degree of suppression will vary with the size of weed and
<br />environmental conditiom following treatrnent
<br />Application Timing
<br />For esmblished grasses, apply when weeds are in the seedling stage.
<br />For grasses in the seedling stage, apply preplant or preemergence where the soil
<br />(seed bed) has been cultivated.
<br />BRUSH CONTROL
<br />Application Information
<br />ESCORTm XP is recornmrnded for the control of undesirable bmsh growing iv
<br />non<roparcas. Appliratons maybe made by air, high volume ground application,
<br />low volume ground application and alas-low volume ground application. Except
<br />as noted for multiflom rose, ESCOA'I~ XP should be applied as a spmy to the
<br />foliage.
<br />The application volume required will vary with the hcigbt and density of the bmsh
<br />and the application equipment used. Generally, aerial applications wit] require
<br />]i to 25 gallons of water per acrc; high volume ground appliration will rcquiro
<br />100 to 400 gallons of water per acrc; ]ow volume ground application will require
<br />20 to 50 gallons of water per acre; and ultra-]ow volume ground application will
<br />require 10 m 20 gallons of wamr per acre.
<br />Regardless of the application volume and equipment used, thorough coverage of
<br />the foliage is necessary to optimiie results. ~ '
<br />BRUSH SPECIES CONTROLLED
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<br />FSCOR7'n XP Rate E$COR7B XP Rate
<br />Spates , or/100 gal orla
<br />Ash 1-2
<br />Asyev I-2
<br />Blark locust I-2
<br />Blackberry 1-2
<br />Camelthom I-2
<br />Chary I-2
<br />Cotmnwood 1-2
<br />Easem red cedar 1-2
<br />Elder I-2
<br />Elm 1-Z
<br />Firs 3
<br />Havlhom 1-2
<br />Honeysuckle 1-?
<br />Muberry ]-2
<br />Muldflora iox I-2
<br />Muvadine (wild grape) 1-2
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<br />FSCOATa XP Ra[e FSCOR7® XP Rate
<br />Species or1100 gal orla
<br />Oaks 1-2 ~ 13
<br />Ocasn spray (Holodixus) 1-2 2-3
<br />Osage orange 1.2 2-3
<br />Red maple I4 2-3
<br />Salmonberry ~h-1 ~ 1-3
<br />Snowberry 'h-I . 13
<br />Spmce Orlack and white) 3 2-3
<br />Tldmhl<beay ih=1' 1-3
<br />Tulip tree 4r-1 I-3
<br />Wild roses ~@-1 1.3
<br />WiOow 4r-1 1-3
<br />For low volume and ulna-low volume ground applications, miz 4 m 8 ounces of
<br />ESCORTa XP per !00 gallons of spmy solution.
<br />Application Timing
<br />Make a foliar application of the recommrnded rate of ESCORT° XP during the
<br />period fmm full leaf expansion in the spring and] the development of full fall
<br />coloration on deciduous species to be controlled. Coniferous speries may be
<br />treated ai anytime during the growing season.
<br />Tank Mix Cambiaetions-
<br />"Accord
<br />After consulting the "Brush Species Controlled" table, rank mix the prescribed
<br />rate of ESCOR7~ XP with the rate of "Accord" indicated far the various appli-
<br />cation methods on the "Accord" label. Refer to the "Accord" label for list of
<br />species centrofled.
<br />"Arsenal' herbicide
<br />Combine 1 to 2 ounces of ESCOR'Im XP with 1 to 4 pints of "Arsenal" her-
<br />bicide per acrc and apply as a broadcast spmy. Aerial applications should use a
<br />minimum of 15 gallons per acre spmy volume. Tn addition m species listed above
<br />controlled by ESCOR-I® XP, this combination controls black gum, hophombeam,
<br />sassafras,:weetgum, Vaccinium species, dogwood, myrtle dahoov, hickories, and
<br />persimmon.
<br />"Garton" 3A or "Garton" 4
<br />After consulting the "Bmsh Species Contmlled" table, tank. m& the prescribed
<br />rate of LhlrontTC' ESCOR'1~ XP with the rate of "Garton" indicated for the
<br />various apvlication methods on the "Gallon" label. Refer m the "Garton" label
<br />for list of species controlled.
<br />DuPont''' 1{REMTE® S
<br />After consulting the "Brush Species Controlled" table, tank mu the prescribed
<br />rate of ESCORI° XP with the rate of KREMTE° S indicated for ttm various
<br />application methods on the KREMTE° S label. Refer to the KREMTE° S label
<br />for list of species controlled.
<br />"Tordon" K
<br />After consulting the "Bmsh Species Controlled" tablq tank mix the prcxnbed
<br />rate of ESCORT° XP with the rate of "Tordon" K indicated for the various
<br />application methods on the "Tordon" K label. Refer to the 'lTordon" K label
<br />for list of species controlled.
<br />"Tordon" K + "Arsenal" herbicde
<br />Combine 1 to 1 V_ ounces of ESCOR7® XP with 2 to 8 fluid ounces of "Arsenal"
<br />and 1 to 2 pints of "Tordon" K per 100 gallons of water. Apply as a high volume
<br />spmy. The rank miz controls cherry, elms, boz elder, maples, hackberry, rcdbud,
<br />ash, oaks (including shingle oak), black locust and sassafras.
<br />"'Tordon" }, is a restricted use pesticide.
<br />Spoigun Basal Soil Treatment
<br />For control of multiflom rose, prepare a spmy suspension of ESCOR'h XP by
<br />mixing 1 ounce per gallon of water. Mix vigorously until the ESCORT° XP a
<br />dispersed and agitate periodically widle applying the spmy suspension.
<br />Apply the spmy preparation with an exact delivery handgun applicator. Apply
<br />at the rate of 4 milliliters for each 2 feet of rose canopy diameter.. Direct the
<br />treatment to dre soil within 2 Feet of the stem union. When treating large plants
<br />and more than one delivery is required, make applications on opposite sides of
<br />the plant.
<br />Applications should be made from early spring to summer.
<br />IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS-NON-CROP BRUSH ONLY
<br />• When using tank mixtures of ESCORT° XP with companion herbicides, read
<br />and follow all use instructions, applicatlon rates, warnings and precautions
<br />appearing on the labels. Fo]]ow the most restrictive Label instmctions for oath
<br />of the heri»cides used.
<br />SPRAY EQUIPMENT -
<br />Following an ESCOR'1® XP applicatlon, do not use the sprayer or mixing equip-
<br />mrnt for application to agriculmml crops, except that it may be uxd to treat
<br />pasture, range and wheat. This is extremely important as low rntu of ESCORT°~
<br />XP can kill or severely injure most agricultural crops.
<br />The selected sprayer should be equipped with an agitation system to keep
<br />ESCORT® XP suspended in the spmy tank. Use a sufficient volume of water m
<br />thoroughly cover the foliage of undesvable weeds, generally ]0 m 40 gallons per
<br />acre. Select a spray volume and delivery system that will deliver a uniform spmy
<br />pattern. Be sure the sprayer is calibrated before use. Avoid overlapping and shut
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