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SPECIMEN LABEL 11PD.4TES AV.4tLAELE AT V1'WW.GREENBOOK.N ET 4
<br />Weed Height Rate per Acre
<br />Common Name Geuus Species (inches) (Raid oz)
<br />Giant Foxmil Seranajaben 6
<br />Green Foxmil Serano vindla <4 4
<br />>4 6
<br />Yellow Foxail Serano glauca <4 4
<br />Texas Panicum Paniwm texanum 6
<br />Fall Panicum Paniwm dicborom~osum b
<br />BroadleafSignalgrass Brachanap(aryphy(la 4
<br />Armual Jewgns Mcrasregium vimineum <4 4
<br />>4. 6 _
<br />Hamyazdgrsss Echinchloa ems-galli <4 p
<br />Sandbar Cenrhrus spp. <4 4
<br />>4 6
<br />Applications made to summer amual grasus should be done after betmudagrass
<br />green-up. Applications of PLATEAU made during bermddagmss transition will
<br />delay green up and subsequent bermudagmss growth. Avoid applications• to
<br />b<rmudagmss during green-up transition if delayed green-up cannot be tolemmd.
<br />Recommended PLATEAU Herbicide Rates for Postemergeht Summer Peren-
<br />nial Grass Control
<br />Reed Height Rate per Acre
<br />Common Name Genus Spada Onehes) (Raid oz) '
<br />Jofireongmss Sorghum halepense 18-24 8
<br />VasryBmss PasPalum urvillei <6 6
<br />Nutsedge Cyperur app. $4 4
<br />For Ar'vona, New Mexico, OWahoma, and Texas only: Depending on the PLATEAU
<br />httbicide use rata conon may be glinted 18 m 24 months after PIATEAU herbidde
<br />appliation in the states of Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and leas unless drought
<br />conditions develop the year oC PIATEAU herbicde sppgcedov. DO NOT rotate m cotton
<br />at18 m24 months afttt PLATEAU herbicide application if less than lS inches afminfall or
<br />imgatiov is rceeived from the time of PIATEAU herbicide application through November 1
<br />of the same yeas ICdrought conditons develop the yarofPLATEAU fittbicide appliatign,
<br />cotton may be planted 26, 30 and 40 months after PLATEAU herbicide appliradon.
<br />'After the recommended romtional interval listed for tfiese selttted crops and for ell crops
<br />not otherwise listed or included for use on tbis label, n successful field bioassay must be
<br />completed. The Reld bioassay consists of a tart stdp of the iotended romtional mop planted
<br />across the previously treated field and grown to maturity. The tat strip should include low
<br />areas and knolls, and include variations in soil such m type and yH. If no crop injury is
<br />evident in the tat snip, thin the intended rotational crop may tie pWnred the following year.
<br />Use of PLATEAU herbicide iv accordance with label dircetions is expected m
<br />result in noimal growth of plant-back crops in most situations; however, various
<br />environmental and agronomic factors make it impossible m eliminate all risks
<br />associated with the use of this product and, therefore, plant-back crop injury is
<br />always possible. If crop injury is a concern then a bioassay with the desired crop
<br />I, ¢ recommended prior to planting.
<br />FOR FOLIAR AND SEEDI~AD SUPPRESSION OF BAHIAGRASS,
<br />COOL SEASON GRASSES AND SUPPRESSION OF SOME-ANNUAL
<br />WEEDS
<br />Bahiagrass: PLATEAU herbicide may be used at [he rote of 2 to 6 oz per acre
<br />m suppress growth and seedhead development ofbahiagrass in unimproved areas.
<br />In North and South Carolina it is recommended to use PLATEAU herbicide at the
<br />rote of 2 oz per acre as higher rotes may cause turf thinning. Depending on rote
<br />ofPLATFAU herbicide used, surfactant and environmenml conditions, temporary
<br />turf discoloration may occur. For optimum performance, application should be
<br />made afie: green-up. Applications maybe made before or after mowing. If applied
<br />prior to mowing, misc mowing height m leave adequato exisfing foliage as new
<br />growth will be suppressed. If applied after mowing, allow adequate foliage to
<br />remain b}- increasing mower height or allowing time for foliaz regrowth prior m
<br />application. DO NOT apply [o turf under stress (drough4 cold, insect disease, .
<br />etc.) or srvere injury may occur. DO NOT use a methylated seed oil adjuvant
<br />Bahiagraa Paspalvm nowmm 6.
<br />Dallisgrass" Paspalvm dilaramm 8-12
<br />Smutgrass' Sporobvlw indices 8-72
<br />"Supprasiav
<br />Spray Adjuvants: The addition of 10 to 20 gallons per acre of 32-0-0 or 28-
<br />0-0 Gquid fertilizer as part of the spiny carrier will promote the recovery of the
<br />bermudagmss from any growth reduction caused by the herbicide application. No
<br />additional spay adjuvant is required if liquid fertilizer is used as the spray carrier.
<br />See "SPRAY ADJUVANTS FOR POSTEMERGENCE APPLICATIONS" sec-
<br />tion for additional spiny adjuvant recommendations.
<br />DO NOT use crop oil concentrates (COC) as spiny adjuvant for control of weeds
<br />with PIATEAU herbicide.
<br />Tank Mixtures: For broadleafweed control the addition of a broadleafherbicide
<br />such as WEEDMASTER° is recommended. PLATEAU may also be tank mused
<br />with GRAZONTM, REMEDYTM, REDEEM'"', ALLYTM, 2,4-D and ROUNDUP
<br />ULTRA or glyphosate equivalent Applications with rank mixes of 2,4-D that
<br />exceed 1 pound active ingredient per acre and applications with tank mixes of
<br />triclopyr amine that exceed IS pounds active ingredient per acre may reduce
<br />efficacy on mrge[ gross weed species.
<br />USE OF PLATEAU HERBICIDE ON FEDERAL CONSERVATTON RE-
<br />SERVE PROGRAM (CRP) LAND
<br />PLATEAU herbicide may be used on Fcdem] Conservation Reserve Program
<br />(CRP) land et rotes up m 12 oz per acre~per'year (see minimum planbback
<br />intervals below). See appropriate section of this label for specific instmetions for
<br />dte intended use.
<br />ROTATIONAL CROP RESTRICTIONS
<br />The following romtional crops may be planted after applying PLATEAU 4erbicide.
<br />Planting romtronal crops earner than the recommended interval may result in crop
<br />injury.
<br />Plateau
<br />Use Rate Minimum Plant Back Interval
<br />(arlA) (Montle ARer PLATEAU Herbicide Applicadov)
<br /><4 12 ]2 18 26. 40
<br />5-8 ]2 I4 22 30 q4
<br />9-12 12 18 24 36 48
<br />Rolsdoosl Hahiagrass Snapbeans Harlry Field comr Canola'-
<br />CroPs ,CLEARFIELD° Svuthem Cotton[ AH crops not Pomroesa
<br />' coin hybrids Press Grain otherwise Red table
<br /> Peanuts Soybeans sorghum listed or beets=
<br /> Rye 7oba<co pats included for Sugar
<br /> Wheet use on this bKUr
<br /> label=
<br />Uataease and format copyngnt v by vznce cmnmumcanon corp.
<br />LENGTH OF
<br />PLATEAU PHYTOTOXIC77Y SUPPRESSJON
<br />2 oz none to low partial to seazon long
<br />3 to 6 oz low m moderate season long
<br />For winter annual weed control, apply 8 oz of PLATEAU herbicide when bahia- "'"
<br />gross is dormanS but when weeds are actively growing. This can tie followed by~
<br />3 to 4 oz of PLATEAU herbicide in the spring after bahiagmss green-up for the
<br />suppression of seedheads and foliage.
<br />Coal Season Grasses:
<br />KY31 Tag Fescue and "Wildtype Common" Kentucky Bluegrass: Apply
<br />PLATEAU herbicide a[ 2 l0 4 oz per acre for foliaz and seedhead Suppression of
<br />certain coo] season grosses such as "KY3l" roll fescue and "wildtype common"
<br />Kenmeky bluegrass. Add a surmemnt to the 2 oz rote of PLATEAU herbicide
<br />for optimum performance. The addition of a surfactant to 4 oz of PLATEAU
<br />herbicide tney cause excessive turf injury or mortality of tall fescue. Application
<br />m turf typo m0 fescue or Kentucky bluegrass may result in severe injury or loss
<br />of smnd.
<br />Wheatgrass: Apply PLATEAU herbicide at 6 to ]0 oz. per acre for fohar and
<br />seedhead suppression of crested wheatgmss, and 6 to 12 oz per acre for fohar
<br />and seedhead suppression of intermediate wheatgmss. Other wheatgrass species
<br />may also to suppressed, however, apply PLA7EAU herbicide [o a limited area m
<br />determine effectiveness. Tank-mixes widt 2,4-D or products wnmining 2,4-D may
<br />decrease me effectiveness of PLATEAU herbicide Tank-mixes with GARCON,
<br />TORDONTM, 7RANSI-INE'"' and VANQUISH may decrease the potential of turf
<br />injury. D6 N07 apply m turf under stress or severe injury may occur.
<br />FOR TF~ CONTROL OF UNDESIRABLE WEEDS IN BERMUDAGRASS
<br />NOT BERVG CROWN FOR FORAGE OR HAY
<br />PLATEAU herbicide may be used an bermudagrass Nrf such as roadsides,vtiliry
<br />rights-of--way, railroad crossings, airpotu,aon-irrigation dminagc ditches and other
<br />noncroplard Sims. There is a differential tolerance between bermudagmss types
<br />(See below paragraphs). Depending on bermudagrass type, timing of application,
<br />and PLATEAU herbicide rote, somc~ foliaz, s[o]on, and seedhead suppression
<br />may occur. IMPORTANT: Apply PLATEAU herbicide after bertnudagrass has
<br />reached full green-up. Spring applications made prior to full green-up may delay
<br />green-up. Always add a surfactant when applying PLATEAU herbicide. DO
<br />NOT apply m gross under stress from drought, disease, inucm or other cause.
<br />Simultaneous mow/spray operations may suppress intwnode development. After
<br />mowing, allow adequate foliage regrowth prior to PLATEAU application as some
<br />in[emode suppression may prevent bermudagmss from quickly recovering from
<br />mowing.
<br />Common ]2ermudagrass: Cotnmon bermudagrass is the most tolerant bermuda-
<br />gmss to PLATEAU herbicide. Tank-mixes with ROUNDUP PRO, ACCORD or
<br />glyphosam will improve the weed control spectrum, but may increase turf phyto
<br />toxicity. Some stolon inmmode shortening and seedhead suppression may occ ~ ?
<br />for [he first 8 weeks.
<br />EstablisheA Coastal Bermudagrass: PLATEAU herbicide at 2 to 12 oz per acre .
<br />will providt: control oflabeled weeds as well as foliar and seed head suppression of
<br />established coasml bermudagrass. Do not use on New World hybrid bermudagmss.
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