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<br />Do not apply to unstable soil conditions.
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<br />noel sowthisde Cudeaf evrningprimrose Musk thistle
<br />Luc mustard Dandelion Prickly coenmil
<br />Buekhom plantain Dyer's woad Prickly silo
<br />Buuemup Erect knotweed Redroo[pigweed
<br />Carolina gcmnium ~ False chamomile Shepherd's purse
<br />Clover Fiddlrneck (tarweed) Sicklepod
<br />Cocklebw Field pennycress Smallseed falseflax
<br />Common chickweed Fleabane Spiny pigwced
<br />Common ggroundsel Flixweed Tansy mustard
<br />Common lambsgmarter Goldcruod Tumble mustard
<br />Common pmuslane Hairy vetch Ve]veUeaf
<br />Common speedwell Hemp sesbania Whimstem filaree
<br />Common sprkewecd Hcnbit Wild buckwheat
<br />Common sunflower HID mustard Wild carrot
<br />Common mnveed London rocket Wild mustard
<br />Common yartow MarestaiVhorseweed Wild trawl
<br />Caw cockle Momingglory
<br />Grasses
<br />Annual bluegass Foxtails (except green) Rye (volunteer)
<br />Annual ryegmss Foxtail barlry Signalgass
<br />Barnyardgass 7aParmcse brome Wheat (volunrecr)
<br />Bulbous blucgass Jointed goa[grass Wild oats
<br />Cheat Little baziry Witchgass
<br />Downy brome Medusahcad
<br />When applied at a 22.5 ounce unit pack per 10 acres (225 oturces of product per
<br />acre), LANDMARKTM MP controls the following weeds;
<br />Broadleaf Weeds
<br />Bedstraw Pepperweed .Sweet clover
<br />Black mustard Prairie groundsel Tansy agwon
<br />Common vetch Salsify Tumble pigweed
<br />Hemp Spanish needles Wild garlic
<br />Hoary tress Spreading oath
<br />Grasses
<br />~Cmbgass Green foxtail Ripgut brome
<br />~oxmml fescue Red brome
<br />RASS REPLANT INTERVALS
<br />ollowing a treatment with LANDMARKTM MP at use ores up ro a 22.5 ounce
<br />unit pack per ]0 acres (225 ounces of product per arm), the following grasses
<br />may be replanted at ]cast 3 months afters spring application:
<br />Gmea needlegmss Russian wild rye
<br />Meadow brome Swimhgass
<br />The following gasses may be replanted at least 6 months after a spring application:
<br />Ala fescue Omhardgass ~ Sheep feccue
<br />Meadow foxtail Smooth brome Western wheatgass
<br />The intervals mommended are for soik with a pH of less clan 7.5.
<br />Sails having a pH greater than 7.5 will require longer intervals, The recom-
<br />mended intervals are for apPlicatians made in the spring. Because DuPontTM
<br />LANDMARKTM MP dcgadation is sowed by cold or frozen soils, applications
<br />made in dre fall shoultl consider the intervals as beginning in the spring following
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<br />Testing has hrdicated that there is consideable variarion in rcsponseemong species
<br />and types of grasses when seeded inro areas treated with LANDMARKTM MP.
<br />If species other than those listed above are to be planted into areas treated with
<br />LANDMARKTM MP a field bioassay should be performed, or previous experience
<br />may be used to determine the feasibility bf replanting treated areasr
<br />To conduct a field bioassay, grow m maturiry test strips of the crop(s) you plan
<br />to grow tht following year. The ast strips should cross the entire field including
<br />knolls end low arws. Crop response m the bioassay will indicate whether or not
<br />to plan[ the crop(s) grown in the Les[ strips.
<br />ADDITIONAL USE RgSTRUCTTONS FOR ALL NON-AGRICULTURAL
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<br />TANK MIX COMBRVATIONS
<br />Combination with other herbicides broadens the spectrum of weeds controlled.
<br />to addition, toW vegetation control can be achieved with higher ales of LAND-
<br />MARKTM MP pplus residual type companion herbicides. To unprove posumw-
<br />grncecontrol ofweeds, add surfactant at 025%by volume or at the manufaeturcr's
<br />recommended afe based on spray area.
<br />LANDMAIiKTM MP may be applied with the recommended ales of other herbi-
<br />mdp registered for this use. For application method and other use specifications,
<br />se the most restrictive dvections for tfie intended combinadon.
<br />o sot tank mix LANDMARKTM MP with DuPontTM HYVARa X-L herbicide.
<br />PRAY EQUIPMENT .
<br />Following a LANDMARKTM MP application, do no[ use this spray equipment.
<br />for applicarion m agricultural or ornamental crops. The mixing and application
<br />equipmentmustbe used for forestry and non-crop applicationsonly, unless directed
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<br />otherwise by su~mplementai labeling. This is exocmely important as low rotes of
<br />LANDMARK MP can kill or severely injure most crops.
<br />APPLICATION
<br />Use a adfficient volume ~of water m ensure thorough coverage when applying
<br />~LANDMARKTM MP as a broadcast or directed spray. Select a spay volume and
<br />delivery system that will rnsme thorough coverage and a unifomm spiny pattern.
<br />Be sure the sprayer is calibrated before use. Avoid overlapping and shut off
<br />spiny booms while starting, mining, slowing, or sloping m avoid injury to desired
<br />species.
<br />MLYING WSTRUCTIONS
<br />1. Fill spay rank ~/z full of water.
<br />2. With tlme agitamr running, add the proper amount of LANDMARKTM MP.
<br />3. ]f using a companion product, add the recommended amount.
<br />4. For postemergent applications, add the proper amount of spiny adjuvants.
<br />S. Add the remaining water.
<br />6. Agitate the spray tank thoroughly.
<br />LANDMARKTM MP spay prcpaations are stable if they are pH neutral or alkaline
<br />and stored at or below 100'F.
<br />SPRAYER CLEANUP
<br />7horoughty clean ail mixing and spay equipment folbwing applications of
<br />LANDMARKTM MP as follows:
<br />I. Dain tank; thoroughly rinse spay tanks, boom, and hoses with clean water.
<br />2. Fill the tank with clean water and I gal of household ammonia (contains 3%
<br />active) for every 100 gal of water. Flush the hoses, boom, and nozzles with the
<br />cleaning solution. Then add more water to completely fill the tank, Cireulatc
<br />the cicaning solution through the tank and hoses far at least 15 min, Flush dine
<br />hoses, boom, and nozzles again with the cleaning solution, and dmen chin the
<br />tank.
<br />Equivalent amounts of analternate-strength ammonia solution or a commercial
<br />cleaner can be used m [he cleanout procedwe. If a commercial cleaner is used,
<br />c2refulty read and follow the individual cleaner instmcdons.
<br />3. Remove the nozzles and screens and clean sepaarely in a bucket containing
<br />cleaning agent and water.
<br />4. Repeat step 2.
<br />S. Rinse the tank, boom, and hoses with clean water.
<br />6. Dispose of the rinsatc on a labeled site or at an approved wasu disposal facility.
<br />If a commercial cleantt is used follow the dirccdons for rinsam disposal on
<br />the Label.
<br />Notes:
<br />1. Caution: Do not use chlorine bleach with ammonia as dangerous gases will
<br />form. Do not Clean equipment in an rnclosed area.
<br />2. S[eamsleaaing aerial spray tanks is rewmmended before performing [he above
<br />cleavout procedure to facilitate the removal of any caked deposits,
<br />3. When DuPontTM LANDMARKTM MP is tank mixed with other pesdcides,
<br />all requued cleanout procedwes should be examined and the most rigorous
<br />procedure should be followed.
<br />IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS FOR ALL NON-AGRICULTURAL: USES
<br />Injury to or loss of desirable trees or odmer planss may result from failure m
<br />observe the following:
<br />• If equipment is drained or flushed on or near desiable trees or other plants, or
<br />on areas where their roots may extend, or in locations where the chemical may
<br />be washed or moved into contact with their roots.
<br />• Treatment ofpowdery, dry soil or light, sandy soil when tome is little likelihood
<br />of rainfall soon after treatment may result in off target movement and' possible
<br />damage io susceptible crops when soil panicles arc moved 6y wind or water.
<br />Injury m crops may result if treated soil k washed, blown, or moved onto land
<br />used m produce crops. Exposure m LANDMARKTM MP may injure or kill
<br />most crops. Injury may be more seven when the crops am irrigated. Do not
<br />apply LANDMARKTM MP when dmese conditions are identified and powdery,
<br />dry sotl or light or sandy soil are known to be prevalent in the aces to be trcaad.
<br />• Applications made where mm~off water flows onto agricultural land may injure
<br />crops. Applications made during periods of intense ainfall, to soils samatcd
<br />with water, surfaces paved with materials such as asphalt or concrete, or
<br />soils tluough which rainfall will not readily penetram may rauD in mnoff and
<br />movement of I.eWDMARKTM MP. Do not treat frozen soil. Treated soil should
<br />be left undisturbed m reduce the potrntiai for LANDMARKTM MP movement
<br />by soil erosion due to wind or water.
<br />Do notuse on lawns, walks, dmeways, mnnis courts, or similar arms.
<br />Keep from contain with fertilizers, insecticides, fungicides, and seeds.
<br />Do not apply in or on irigadon ditches or canals including their oumr banks.
<br />Do not apply through any type of irrigation system.
<br />Do not use the equipment used to mint or apply LANDMARKTM MP on crops
<br />unless specifically directed by supplemental labeling. When applied on fertilizer,
<br />da not use thG impregnation, transponorapplicatien equipmen[m make subsequent
<br />applications m crops. The mixing and application equipment may be used for
<br />forestry and non-crop applications only.
<br />if non-crop sins treated widrLANDMARKTM MP arc W be converted ro a
<br />food, feed; or fiber agriculmml crop, or m a horticulmal crop, do not plant the
<br />treated sites for at least one year after the LANDMARKTM MP application. A
<br />field bioassay must then be completed before plandng to crops. To conduct a
<br />field bioassay, grow m maturity test strips of the crop(s) you plan to grow the
<br />following yeaz. The test strips should cross the entire field including knolls and
<br />low areas. Crop response to the bioassay will indicate whether or not m plant the
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