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<br />SPECIMEN LABEL ~ UPDATES AVAILABLE AT WWW.GREENBOOK.NET 11
<br />(3) Whrn using formulations other than 4 Ib/gal use pounds activUacre listed.
<br />BANVEL BROADCAST RATE PER TREATED ACRE FOR BIENN1Pu
<br />1 m 4 pints of BANVEL with:
<br /> Amount of
<br />Product Active ]ngredient Formulation produM Per Acre
<br />Cunail° clopynlid+ 2,4-D 23g Ib/gaI 2-4 pts
<br />Z,4-D Z,4-D 4 ib/gal 2fipts (I.0-316 a.iJA)(I)
<br />Landmester° BW glYPhosetc +2.4-D 2.4 Ih/gal 54 Buid oz
<br />Roundup° glyphasat< 3.O I6/gal 1-5 qtx
<br />Roundug RT 6lyphosate 3.016/gaI I-5 qrs.
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<br />7ordon 22K picloram 2 16/gal h-1 pt
<br />(1) Whm using tormulatlon other than 4 Ib/gal use pounds ettivUacre listed.
<br />SPECIAL TANK MIX TREATMENTS
<br />For suppression of perennial weeds, apply $-1 pint of BANVEL with 8-76 fluid
<br />ounces of Roundup° herbicide or Roundup° RT herbicide p<r treated acre.
<br />For wild garlic cannot, apply 1 pint BANVEL widl 3 pints of 2,4-D LV Ewer (4
<br />ib/galj per neared acre. Apply when wild garlic is 4 m 8 inches tall.
<br />For Canada thistle control, use BANVE4 or BANVEL plus CurtaiM or BANVEL
<br />plus Roundup° herbicide or Aoundup° RT rank mix treatments.
<br />Application may be made during fallow periods for control of volunteer barley,
<br />bulbous bluegrass, downy bromo, jointed goatgrass, wmmon rye and.vohmteer
<br />wheat when they are actively growing. Use 1 pint BANVEL with 'S•1 ib Kerb°
<br />SOW. Fail seeded wheat tray be planted 9 months or more after applicatio¢. For
<br />best performance, make application between mid-October arid mid-December,
<br />prior m soil freeze up.
<br />During fallow Periods, apply BANVEL plus Lattdmaster° B W or Fallow Masrer°
<br />herbicide to give improved control of kachia, wild buckwheat, prickly lettucq
<br />field bindweed and Canada thistle. Use 4e-4. pint of BANVEL plus 22 to 54
<br />fluid ounces of Landmaster° BW or Fallow Master° herbicide for annual weed
<br />control or yi b 'h pint BANVEL plus 22 to 54 fluid ounces of Landmastet° BW
<br />or Fa]]ow Mas[ef herbicide for perennial we<d suppression.
<br />CROPPING RESTRICTIONS
<br />The following recommrndadons arc based on BANVEL use cores up m 4 pints
<br />per heated acre. .
<br />.<^•w,CORN, SORGHUM and SOYBEANS may be planted in the spring fo0awing
<br />pluations made during the previous year. If less tha¢ 1 inch of rainfall occurs
<br />tween application amt first killing frosS treated areas should be cultivated m
<br />low herbicide m come in eantaer with moist soil. Cultivation may rake place
<br />afore or vnmediately after ground thaw.
<br />Soybean injury may occssr if the interval between application and planting is less
<br />than specifed. In areas with greater than 30 inches of rainfall, delay planting
<br />for 30 days per pint of BANVEL per treated acre. In areas with less then 30
<br />inches of rainfall, delay planting for 45 days per pin[ of BANVEL per treated ~
<br />acre. Exclude days when ground is frozen. ~ I
<br />WHEAT may be pplanted in the fall or spring following applications. Also, spot
<br />applications may be made any time prior to crop cmetgence if crop injury <an
<br />be tolera4d in treated areas. Wheat injury may occur if the interval betwe<n
<br />application and planting is less than specified.
<br />East of the Mississippi River, the interval is 20 days per pint of BANVEL
<br />per orated acre or 1.25 days per I ounce. Moisture is essential for BANVEL
<br />degradation. Exclude days when ground is frozen.
<br />West of the Mississippi River, the interval is 45 days per pint of BANVEL per
<br />treated acre or 3 days perounce. Moisture is essential for BANVEL degradation,
<br />Exclude days when ground is frozen. ' .
<br />Following a normal harvest of barley, oats; or wheat, any rotation crop may be
<br />plantad. If the interval before harvest is shortened, such as when cover crops will
<br />be plowed under, der not follow up with the planting of a sensidv< crop,
<br />CONTROL OF PERENNIAL BROADLEAF WEEDS IN CROPLAND
<br />(SPOT APPLICATION ONLY)
<br />FOR USE ONLY IN THE STATES OF IDAHO, MONTANA, NEVADA, ORE-
<br />GON,~UTAH AND WASHINGTON.
<br />IMPORTANT
<br />Observe all precautions. Read and follow mixing and application instmctions.
<br />bo not treat subimgated cropland err areas where the soil remains saturated with
<br />water throughout the year.
<br />Make only one application on BANVEL per year.
<br />WEEDS CONTROLLED
<br />BANVEL, when applied at recotttmended tares, will control many broadleafweeds
<br />including:
<br />' Bindweed, Field Dock, Curly Ragwort, Tansy
<br />ock, Broadleaf Knapwecd, Black Spurge, Leafy
<br />(Baterdockj Knepweed, Russian Thistle, Canada
<br />TES AND TIMINGS
<br />BANVEL may be applied at any time following a crop harvest to stubble, fallow
<br />or other cropland. Application should be made when weeds are actively growing
<br />and prior to a killing frost.
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<br />Apply 2 quarts (2 lbs. a.i.} of BANVEL per [reared acre. Application may br
<br />made up to one month prior to the planting of wheat.
<br />NOTE: Do not use unless injury to wheat or rotated barley will be accepmble.
<br />Barlay, oars, com, soBhum (milo), swual or perennial grass crops may be planter
<br />into treated areas one year after applicadon..Crops grown for seed (other [her
<br />perennial gross seed) should not be planted inm treated areas until throe years after
<br />application. Do not plant broadleaf.crops such as alfalfa, beans, peas, potatoes
<br />or sugarbeets into treated aroas until two yearn after apphcation.
<br />In most cases, treatments will not ki0 perennial weed seedlings, which germinate
<br />from seed one or two years after treatment. Once the effect of the chemical has
<br />been lost, a follow-up program for seedling control or other cultural practices
<br />should be insnmtcd.
<br />WIP$R APPLICATION USES
<br />fi1PORTANT: Observe all precautions.
<br />BANVEL may be applied through wiper application equipment to control or
<br />suppress actively growing broadleaf weeds, brash and vines. Use a solution
<br />containing 1 pan BANVEL to 1 part water. Do not contact desirable vegetation
<br />with herbicide solution. Wiper application should only be made tocrops(including
<br />pastures) and non-cropland areas described in this label with th< ezceprion of Groin
<br />Sorghum (Milo).
<br />STORAGE AND DISPOSAL '
<br />PROHIBITIONS
<br />Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal.
<br />PESTICIDE STORAGE
<br />Score in original containers in swell-ventilated area separately from fertilizer,
<br />feed and faodsmffs. Avoid cross-contamination with other pesticides. Spillage
<br />or leakage should be conmined and absorbed with clay granules, sawdust, or
<br />equivalent material for disposal
<br />PESTICIDE DISPOSAL
<br />Triple rinse pesticide from containers and use rinsat<s in the pesticide application.
<br />Wastes which cannot be used according m label instnrctions may be disposed of
<br />oa site or at an approved waste disposal facility.
<br />CONTAINER DISPOSAL
<br />Plastic or Metal: After triple rinsing (or equivalent), offer for recycling or recon-
<br />ditioning, or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill, or by other procedures
<br />approved by smte and local authorities, such as burning of plastic containers. If
<br />homed, stay out of smoke.
<br />BULK STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
<br />(To be printed on labding far bulk containers only)
<br />AGTTATE BEFOIIE USE
<br />PROHIBITTONS
<br />Do sot rnnmminate water, food or Feed by smrage or disposal. Open dumping is
<br />prohibited. This product may no! be mixed, loaded, or used within 50 feet of a!I
<br />wills including abandoned wells, drainage wells and sinkholes.
<br />~ PESTICIDE STORAGE
<br />Ground water contamination maybe reduced by diking and flooring of permanent
<br />liquid storage sites with an impermeable material.
<br />PESTTCIDE DISPOSAL
<br />Pesticide spray m1Xmre or rittsate that cannotbe used according to label instmmions
<br />must be disposed of according m Fcdeml and to<al procedures under Subtitle C
<br />of the Resource Conservation and Recovery A<t.
<br />BULK TANK MAINTENANCE
<br />Fohow clean-out directions in Dealer Bulk Handling Guide for DICAMBA Her-
<br />bicide listed under Bulk Stamg< Tank Requirements.
<br />GENERAL
<br />Consult Fcdeml, state, or local disposal authorities for approved eliemative pro-
<br />cedures, such as limited burning.
<br />CONDITTONS OF SALE AND WARRANTY
<br />The Directions Far Use of this product reflect [he opinion of experts based on field
<br />use and tests. The directions are be8eved to be reliable and should be followed
<br />carefully. However, it is impossible to eliminam ail risks inherently associted with
<br />use of this produce Crop injury, ineffectiveness or other unintended consequences
<br />may result because of such factors as weather conditions, prcsmce of other
<br />materials, or use of the product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling, all
<br />of which arc beyond the control of MICRO FLO COMPANY LLC ("Miuo
<br />flo") or the Seller. All such risks shall be assumed by the Buyer. Micro Flo
<br />warrants that [his product conforms to the chemical description on the label end is
<br />reasonably fit for the purposes referred to m the Directions for Use, subject m die
<br />inherent risks, refereed m above. MICRO FLO MAKES NO OTHER EXPRESS
<br />OR BvIPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR MERCHANTABII.ITY OR ANY
<br />OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY. IN NO CASE SHALL MICRO
<br />FLO OR THE SELLER eE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL OR
<br />AIDIREC7 DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OR HANDLING OF
<br />THIS PRODUCT. Micro Flo and the Seller offer this product, and the Buyer
<br />and llsu accept iS subjcet to the foregoing Conditions of Sale and Warranty
<br />which may be varied only by agreement in writing signed by a duly authorized
<br />representadve of Micro Flo.
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