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SPECIMEN LABEL UPDATES AVAILABLE AT WR'W.GREENBOOK.NET 4
<br /> Weed HeighP Rate per Acre
<br />Common Name Gmm Speeim (inehu) (Quid oz)
<br />Giant Foxrag Setanofaben 6
<br />Green Foxrail Semria viridls <4 4
<br /> 14 6
<br />Yellow Foxuil Setarin gloves <4 4
<br />Texm Panieum Paniarm temnvm 6
<br />Fall Peniwm Panicum dicholominnrum 6
<br />Broadleaf Signalgmss Bracharia plaryphyffa 4
<br />Annual lewgmss hrerostegium vimineum <4 4
<br />Bmnyerdgrass Echinchlaa ws-ga/li <4 4
<br />>4 6
<br />Sandbm Cenrhrua app. <4 4
<br />Applications made to summer annual grasses should be done after bermudagmss
<br />green-up. Applications of PLATEAU made during bermudagmss transition will
<br />delay green up and subsequent bermudagrass growth. Avoid applications to
<br />bermudagmss during green-up transition if dchryed green-up cannot be tolerated.
<br />Recommended PLATEAU Herbicide Rates for Postemergent Summer Pereo-
<br />nial Crass Control
<br />Weed Height Rate per Acrc
<br />Commoa Name Gmm Speein (inches) (Bald oz) '
<br />Sohnawgrffi Sorghum halepentt 18-24 8
<br />Vaseygmss Parpahnn urvil(ei <6 6
<br />>6 8
<br />Nunedge (}parer app. <4 4
<br />For Arizona, New Mezim, Oklahoma, and Tuss only: Depending on the PLATEAU
<br />herbicide use rate, wtton may be planted 18 m 24 months afkr PLATEAU herbicide
<br />appliwdon m Ne smtes of Arizona. New Mexico, Oklahoma, and 7uas unless drought
<br />wnditions develop the yam of PLATEAU herbicide eppGudon. DO NOT rodte m wtton
<br />m 18 m 24 months after PLATEAU herbicide appliwdon itless than IS inches of rainfall or
<br />irrigation u received from the time of PLATEAU herbidde applirsdon through November i
<br />of the same year. Ifdrought condifiem develop the yearofPW7EAU herbicide application
<br />wtton may 6e planted 26, 30 and 40 months after PLATEAU herbicide appGradon.
<br />rAtkr the recommended romtional intmal Gated for then uleMed crops and Car all mops
<br />not otherwise listed or induded Cor use on this label s successful field bionssay must be
<br />completed The field bioassay consists of a test strip of the intended romtiorml mop planted
<br />amoss the previously Heated field and grown to mamdry. The test strip should include bw
<br />stem and knolls, and include variations in soil such m type and pH. If na crop injury is
<br />evident in the test strip, then the intended rotntional crop maybe planted the following year.
<br />Uu of PLATEAU herbicide in accordance with label directions is ezpec[ed m
<br />result in normal growth of plant-back crops in most situations; however, various
<br />environmenal and agronomic factors make it impossible to eliminate all risks
<br />associated with the use of this product and, Ihcrefore, plant-back crop injury is
<br />always possible. If crop injury is a concern then a bioassay with the desired cmp
<br />is recommcndcd prior m planting.
<br />FOR FOLIAR AND SEEDHEAD SUPPRESSION OF BAHIAGRASS,
<br />COOL SEASON GRASSES AND SUPPRESSION OF SOME ANNUAL
<br />WEEDS
<br />Bahiagrasa: PLATEAU hcfiicidc may be used at the cote of 2 to 6 oz psi acre
<br />to suppress growth and seedhead denelopmcnt of bahiagmss in unimproved azeas.
<br />In North and South Carolina it is recommrnded to use PLATEAU hedricidc at the
<br />cote of 2 oz per acre as higher mtce may cause Nrf donning. Depending on cote
<br />of PLATEAU herbicide used, surfacNm and environmental conditions, temporary
<br />Nr( discolamtion may occur. For optimum performance, application should be
<br />made aftergran-up. Applications may be made before or after mowing. Itapplied
<br />prior to mowing, mice mowing height m leave adequate existing foliage as new
<br />growth will be suppressed. If applied after mowing, allow adequate foliage to
<br />remain by increasing mower height or allowing time for foliar regrowth prior m
<br />appliwtiou. DO NOT apply N Nrf under stress (droughS cold, rnsecS disease,
<br />etc.) or seven injury may occur DO NOT use a methylated seed oil adjuvant.
<br />Bahisgrasa Parynlvm namnrm 6.
<br />Dallugrass• Parpnlum dJmamm 8-12
<br />Smdtgrass• Sporobolw indicur 8-12 .
<br />'Suppression
<br />Spray Adjuvants: The addition of 10 to 20 gallons per acre of 32-0-0 or 28-
<br />0-0 liquid fcni]izer ea part of the spmy carrier will promote the recovery of the
<br />bmnudagmss from any growth reduction caused by the herbicide application. No
<br />additional spmy adjuvant is inquired if liquid fertilizer is used as the spmy carrier.
<br />See "SPRAY AD3WANTS FOR POSTEMERGENCE APPLICATIONS" ac-
<br />tion for additional spmy adjuvant recommendations.
<br />DO NOT use crop oil concentrates (COC) as spmy adjuvant for cwtrol of weeds
<br />with PLATEAU hcfiicidc.
<br />Tank Miztures: For broadlmf weed control the addition of a broadlenfherbicide
<br />such as WEEDMASTERa is recommended. PLATEAU tray also be tank mixed
<br />wiN GRA2:ONrtt, REMEDY''', REDEEMT'", ALLYTt', 2,4-D and ROUNDUP
<br />ULTRA or glyphosate equivalent Applications with tank mixes of 2,4-D that
<br />exceed 1 pound active ingredient per acre and.appGcations with tank mixes of
<br />uiclopyr amine that exceed IS pounds active ingredient per acre may reduce
<br />efficary on target gross weed species. -
<br />USE OF PLATEAU HERBICIDE ON FEDERAL CONSERVATION RE-
<br />SERVE PROGRAM (CRP) LAND
<br />Pt.ATEAU herbicide may be used on Federal Conservation Reurve Progg~r~amm
<br />(CRP) tend at rates up m 12 oz. pm acre per year (ace minimum planbback
<br />intervals below). See appropriate section of this label for specific ins[mctions for
<br />the mtrnded nu.
<br />ROTATIONAL. CROP RESTRICTIONS
<br />The following romtional crops may be planted aftm applying PLATEAU herbicide.
<br />Planthtg rotational crops earlier than the recommended inserval may result in crop
<br />injury.
<br />Plateau
<br />Ute Rate Minimom Plmt Beek Interval
<br />(aLA) (Months ARu PLATEAU Herbitlde Applicatlon)
<br />G4 12 12 I% 26 40
<br />5-8 12 ]4 22 30 44
<br />9-12 12 18 24 36 48
<br />Ratadonal Bahiagrass Srupbeam Barley Field eomr Cendlar
<br />Crops CI,EARFIELDo Southern Cotton' AB crops not Potatoes'
<br /> con hybrids -rm Grain otherwise Red mble
<br /> Peanuts Soybeans sorghum IinM or beaus
<br /> Rye 7obeceo Oau included for Sugar
<br /> Wheat rue on this heed
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<br /> LENG'17I OF
<br />PLATEAU PIIYTOTOXICiTY SUPPRESSION
<br />2 oz none m low pardel m season long
<br />3 to 6 oz low m modmate aeamn long
<br />For winter annual weed control, apply 8 mz of PLATEAU herbicide when Bahia-/'-"",~
<br />gross is dorman4 but when weeds arc actively growing. This can be followed by( '
<br />3 to 4 oz of PLATEAU hcfiicidc in the spring after bahiagrass greenmp for the
<br />suppression of uedheads and foliage.
<br />Cool Season Grasses:
<br />KY31 TaB Feutte and "Wildtype Common" Kentucky Bluegrass: Appy
<br />PLATEAU hcfiicidc at 2 to 4 oz per acre for foliar and uedhead suppression of
<br />certain cool season grosses such as "KY31" roll feuue and "wildtype common"
<br />KenNCky bluegrass. Add a surfacmnt N the 2 oz rate of PLATEAU Gcrbicide
<br />far optimum performance. The addition of a surfactant N 4 oz of PLATEAU
<br />herbicide may cause excessive mrf injury or mortaEty of m6 feuue. Application
<br />m Nrf type taR fescue or Kentucky bluegrass may result in uvtte injury or loss
<br />of stand.
<br />Wheatgrass: Apply PLATEAU herbicide at 6 N 10 oz. per acre for foliar and
<br />seedhead suppression of crested wheatgmss, and 6 to 12 oz. per erne for Enlist
<br />and seedhmd suppression of intermediate whcatgmss. Other wheatgrass spxies
<br />may also be suppresud, however, appy PLATEAU herbicide to a 1united area N
<br />determine effectiveness. Tank-mixes with 2,4-D or products wnmining 2,4-D may
<br />decreau the effectiveness of PLATEAU herbicide. Tank-mixes with GARCON,
<br />TORDONrs', TRANSLAIEr"' and VANQULSH may decreau the potential of Nrf
<br />injury. DO NOT apply N Nrf ands stress or severe tinjury may occur.
<br />FOR TIC CONTROL OF UNDESIRABLE WEEDS IN BERMUDAGRASS
<br />NOT BE1NC GROWN FOR FORAGE OR HAY
<br />PLATEAU herbicide may be used on bennudagr4ss mrF such as roadsidce,~udlity
<br />rightsof--way, railroad crossings, airports, non-irtigation drainage ditchce and other
<br />noncropland sites. There is a differentia] mlemace behveen bermudagrass types
<br />(See below pamgmphs). Depending on bermudagrass type, timing of application,
<br />and PIATEAU herbicide cote, some foliar, stolon, and seedhead suppression
<br />may occur. 1MPORTAp1T: Apply PLATEAU herbicide after bermudagress has
<br />reached full green-up. Spdng applications made prior m full green-up may delay
<br />green-up. Always add a surfactant when applying PLATEAU herbicide. DO
<br />NOT apply m grass under stress from drought, diseau, inu<ts or other causes.
<br />Simultaneous mow/spmy apemtions may suppress intemode development. After
<br />mowing, allow adequate foliage regrowth prior N PLATEAU appGu[ion as some
<br />intemode suppression may prevent bennudagass from quickly recovering from
<br />mowing.
<br />Common Bermudagrass: Common berrtrudegmas is the most solemn[ bertuuda-
<br />gmss to PLATEAU herbicide. lank-mixes with ROUNDUP PRO, ACCORD or
<br />glyphoure will improve the weed control spectrum, but may increase Nrf phyto
<br />:axtciry. Some stolon intemode shortening and seedhead suppression may occ
<br />For [he first 8 weeks. -
<br />Esmblished Coastal Bermudagrass: PLATEAU herbicide at 2 N 12 oz per ac
<br />will provide control of labeled weeds as well as Enlist and seed head suppression o
<br />:smbGshed coastal bermudagrass. I)o not uu on New World hybrid bcrmudagmss.
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