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<br />HIGN DEPOSITION, LOW VOLUME
<br />BROADLEAF
<br />HERBICIDE
<br />- KEEP FROM FREEZING -
<br />ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:
<br />Dimethylamine Salt of 2,4-
<br />Dichlorophenoxyacelic acid ..... ..... 33.2%
<br />Diethanolamine Salt oy 2,4-
<br />Dichlorophenoxyacetic aci0 .......... 16.3
<br />INERT INGREDIENTS .................. 50.5%
<br />TOTAL 100.0
<br />TDI! Product Contains:
<br />3.6 ms. 2,4-Didllorophenoxyacetic acid par gallon or
<br />30.6%isomer specific by AOAC Method.
<br />KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
<br />DANGER - PELIGRO
<br />PRECAUCION AL USUARIO: Si usted no lee ingles,
<br />no use este producto haste qua le enqueta hays sido
<br />explicado ampliamente.
<br />See next column for additional precautionary statements
<br />and Statement of Preclicel Treatment.
<br />READ THE ENTIRE LABEL FIRST.
<br />~I OBSERVE ALL PRECAUTIONS ANO
<br />~_ FOLLOW DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY.
<br />PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS
<br />HAZARDS TO HUMANS 8 DOMESTIC ANIMplS:
<br />DANGER: Corosive, causes eye damage antl skin initation.
<br />Do not get in eyes, on skin or on dolhmg. Wear goggles or
<br />lace shield aIM robber gloves when hanWng. Wash
<br />Ihorougnly with soap and wafer aner handling. Harmful it swal-
<br />lowed absomed Ihmugh skin w inhaled. Avoitl breathing
<br />vapor or spray mist. Remove contaminated dothing and wash
<br />before reuse.•
<br />STATEMENT OF PRgLTICAL TREATMEM:
<br />II In Eyes: In case of eye conlad. immediately flush eyes with
<br />plenty of water for 15 minutes. Call a physician at once.
<br />It On Skin: Wash promptly wim wap and wales Rinse
<br />Inomughly II irritation develops. get medical anenlion.
<br />II Swallowed: Drink promptly a large quantity of milk. egg
<br />wh~Ie, gelatin solution, pr if These are not available, large qudn-
<br />beeS of water. Avoid alcohol. Call a physidan al once.
<br />NOTE TO PHYSICIAN: Probable mucosal damage may con-
<br />Iraintlicale Ina use of gastric ravage.
<br />11 Inhaled: Remove victim Io fresh air antl apply respiration it
<br />inaicaletl.
<br />ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS:
<br />Under na cirrarmstances should mis herbicide prradud w any
<br />2.O~D weed killer OB used in Ina vidnity of cotton, tomatoes.
<br />gartlen crops, grapes, ornamentals m other susceptible crops.
<br />or severe damage may result. Do not apply on wirgy days.
<br />Do not use equipment used in applying This pmdud or any
<br />Z,d-p weed kiker IO apply insedicitles, lungidtles, or other
<br />malena110 susceptible crops.
<br />Oo not use mis pmdud Ihmugh any type of irtigalion system.
<br />Avoid wnlamination of water supplies Thal may be used to
<br />inigale or wafer susceptible crops. or used for domestic pur-
<br />poses. Do not apply dneclly to water except as indicated for
<br />rice. W not ap01y where ninon is likety to occur.
<br />Da rat apply when weather conditions favor tlrin from Irealetl
<br />areas. Oo rat contaminate wafer when disposing of egd~p-
<br />menl washwaters. W rat apply in any manner not spedliatl
<br />on mislabel.
<br />~RECTIONS FOR DSE
<br />s a violation OI Federal law to use this pmdud in a mannm
<br />onsistenl with ib labeling.
<br />Do not apply inn pmdud in such a manner as to directly w
<br />Mreugn tlnn expose workers or other persons. Tne area being
<br />Heated muss ba vacated M unwotMed persons.
<br />Do not enter treare0 areas without protective clothing unlit
<br />sprays nave tlrietl.
<br />~ecause certain slates may require more redridive reentry inleH
<br />vats for various Crops bealed wile This product, consult your
<br />Stale Department pl AgriwlWra for runner inlormalion.
<br />Written or oral warnings must ba given to workers who are ex-
<br />pecle0 to be in a Irealetl area or In an area about 10 DB treated
<br />with this Orodud. Advise workers fo stay out of rieltls during
<br />application antl until sprays have dried. Regular long-sleeved
<br />work d0thing should De worn when working in lrealetl fields.
<br />See Precautionary Slalemenls, Slalemenl of Practical Treat-
<br />ment antl Note to Physician Iw information On accidental expo-
<br />sores. When oral warnings are given, warnings shall be given in
<br />a language customarily understootl by workers. Oral warnings
<br />must be given it here is reason to believe That wrin<n warnings
<br />cannot De untlerstood Dy workers. Wrinen warnings must include
<br />me following information: pANGER - PELIGRO, area treated
<br />with HI.OEP Broadleaf Herbicide, date of appiicalign, opera
<br />oriole protective doming, and reentry interval (i.e. until sprays
<br />have Dried). -
<br />STORAGE & DISPOSAL
<br />STORAGE: Store in original container in a locketl storage
<br />area inattessiDle to children or Dets. Keep from Ireeiing.
<br />To prevent cross-contaminalipn, do not store near other
<br />hemiCideS,lartilixalS, IpSBehcidBS, lUngiCldeS, pf near seetl3.
<br />PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Oo not contaminate water, )Doll.
<br />or feed by storage w disposal. Pesticide wastes are toxic.
<br />Nnwoper disposal d excess pestidtle, Spray mixture, w
<br />rinsale is a violation of Fetleral Law. ll these wastes can-
<br />not be disposed of DY use accoNirg to label instrudigns,
<br />tented your Stale Pesadtle or Environmental Control
<br />Agenry, or the Hazartlous Waste representative at Me
<br />nearest EPA Regional Onice for guidalge.
<br />CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Fw plastic containers, Inple rinse
<br />(or equivalent). Then offer for regclmg w recontlilioning, or
<br />puncture aM dispose of in a sanitary IarMltll, or irgineratbn,
<br />w, it allowed by slate antl local authorities, by burning. II
<br />burned, slay out of smoke. For metal drums, Iripl< rinse Iw
<br />equivalen0. Then otler Iw rerycling w remMitionirg, w
<br />puncture an0 dispose of in a sanitary landfill, or by other
<br />AUTOMOBILE FINISH PRECAUTION:
<br />Undiluted spray tlroplel3 may tlamage autonrobile finishes. Cars
<br />snoultl riot De swayed. d awidental exposure doe! occur, the
<br />wr should De washed before protllM drier.
<br />NOTICE TO USER:
<br />This pmdud must be applir;d in compliance with the peslicitle
<br />regulations of Ma state {n which apPliralion is matla. Check wdh
<br />bcal aulhonliea regading regulations which may aOecT the ap-
<br />plkation of this product.
<br />USE INSTRUCTIONS:
<br />AERIAL APPLICATION: Deady-TO-Use, rat necessary to dilue
<br />for application rates of ~h gallon l2 goons) per acre pr higher.
<br />For rates lower Ihan'h gallon, dilW a with water Iw a total solu-
<br />/(on per acre of rat Ies5lhan rf. gallon.
<br />AIRCRAFT SPECIFICATIONS (FI%ED WING OR ROTARY WING):
<br />Boom width should not exceed Y. the length of the aimaN
<br />wingspan. po not exceed zfi Psi nozzle wessure, Number of
<br />nozzles required Io obtain tlesired wluma per acre is dependent
<br />on swath width end Speed d aimaN Nozzles snoutd Oe
<br />positioned between 135 and 1T5 degrees hom tliredion of Oight
<br />Im fixed wing. DO NOT APPLY THROUGH BECO-MIST N02-
<br />ZLE SYSTEMS. Maintain airwah altitude of t01o 121ee1 during
<br />application. See manuladurer's ted+nical bulletin regarding
<br />nossling aM method of application specifications.
<br />GROUND APPLICATION: Apply in water, t l0 10 gallons total
<br />solution per acre minimum with conventional equipment. Use
<br />nozzle systems capable of spraying Nrrecl gallonage; 25 psi is
<br />recommended.
<br />WEEDS CONTROLLED LIST
<br />Use HI-DEP herbicide b conbd many broadleaf weeds irldlydirg
<br />PERENNIAL WEED
<br />Ait~ Ironweetl 51. JoMSworl
<br />Aster Leah spuge Sliiging nenles
<br />Austrian field vass Knapweed Strawberry Iwibl
<br />Bindweed (sponed7 Tall DUnemp
<br />&ackeyetl $uaan IRussmm Tan wwetl
<br />Blue I t (DiMUSeI Toad rim
<br />nadC~ a Ihlsne
<br />] Loco weed Vervana
<br />ni~„F . Mareslail NMnetop
<br />CNCary IHOrseweed) (Hoary cress)
<br />Lbwr Ima~ry types) Names Wpb goals
<br />Dogaane Oreye Dawi:wead Wits Onion
<br />GOldenrotl Poverty weetl Wild parsnip
<br />Ground ivy Rushes Wtld sweet potato
<br />Gumweetl $omnistle VelNxn rocket
<br />Healaa Iperemiaq
<br />Hemlock
<br />ANNUAL AND BIENNIAL WEEDS:
<br />Begganicb HeMit Primrose
<br />B~nerweed JewelweeE FUZlurvina
<br />Black metlb Jimsmweed Radian IvnkO
<br />Broomweed Jim Hill mustard Ragweed
<br />Bun Inistla ITumhle mustaM) Russian Inistl!
<br />BuMOek KMIweM $mlen mrstb
<br />Carpelwaed WmDSpuaners $hepheNSpurse
<br />Calcnweed bedslrew LelMCe Iwibl Sneezeweeo
<br />Cnickwee0 Mudwwt Sow Inislle
<br />Cirgueldl Mallow Iwmmonl
<br />Cockle Marsnelder Spanish neadlea
<br />Cocklebur Marijuana SuMbwer
<br />Coneeweed Metluerranean sage Tansy mustaM
<br />Crotm Mirors lenuro Temy ragwon
<br />DarWNbn Mpnirgglory Tumdewaed
<br />Devil"a taw fermuall TumfBinq pgwaed
<br />Dp[ka Musx mblla veNanaef
<br />FaISaIWx MustaM Vervains
<br />Flea Dana !daily) Parsnip Vetch
<br />Fkxwee0 Pemycresa Wild cartol
<br />Rencnweed Peppenveed Wib lumip
<br />Galinsoga Pigweed (redropg Wilchween
<br />GoatsCedm Ptomaine Wormwood
<br />Gcoselad Prickly lenuce Yelbw atarM6a9
<br />GrourWSN
<br />Also Cadaln 2,4-D Suacepllble Woody Plante Such As:
<br />Big sageDmsn Locust Sand shinnery oak
<br />BucxbmsD Manxanita Sumac
<br />Chemise Poison ivy Toles (bulrush)
<br />Coastal sage Poison oak Willow
<br />EMeiberty Rabbit Drusn
<br />HazN Sagebrush
<br />To convert local recommendations info farms of HI-DEP use the
<br />following table:
<br />z.4-D
<br />Acid: 1 Ib. 3l4 m. 1210. 3610. 1/410. lI6ID. IlB Ib.
<br />HhOEP: 21N. t-112 pt. IPL 3'd pt. 112 pt. 3/BPI. ltd Pl.
<br />TIMING OF APPLICATION MAY VARY-Your Stale Coopera-
<br />tive Extension Service may have information on the mrred appli-
<br />wlion lime for your area.
<br />WHEAT: Perennial broatllea/ weeds -Apply 2 pints per acre
<br />when weeds are in Duo stage, but da rat spray grain in Ina poor
<br />to dough stage. The 2 pint (1 pound acid equivalenR per acre
<br />application of any 2.4-D protlud can protluca injury to wheat.
<br />Balalga the severity of yar weed problem against the possibility
<br />of crop tlamage. Where perennial weeds are 5canered, spot
<br />treatment is suggested to minimize Ina extent of crop injury.
<br />WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, RYE: See Table for recommended
<br />use rates. Spray alter grain begins filtering antl before Ina boot
<br />stage (usually 4 l0 6 inches tale aM weeds are small. Oo not
<br />apply before the tiller stage nor Irom eery boot through Iha milk
<br />stage. To control large weetls, preharvesl lrealment can be
<br />epphe0 when Me gain is in Me dough stage. Bed results will
<br />be obtained when soil moisture is adequate for plant growth antl
<br />weeds are growing well. Do rrol permit tlairy animals or meal
<br />animals being finished for slaughter to loraga or graze treated
<br />grain fieltls within nvo weeks of lrealment.
<br />DDAN: Sea Table Iw recommendetl use rates. Preemargenca
<br />-Apply Io soil anpime after planning but beale cwn emerges.
<br />Do not use on very light, sandy soil. Emergence -Apply just
<br />as mrn plants are breaking grouts. Postemergence -Apply
<br />to emerged corn. When Corn is over 6 inches tall, use tlrap
<br />nossles to keep spray on corn foliage. Oo not apply Irom tasseb
<br />Irg to dough stage. Injury rocorn is mast likely toxcw4applied
<br />when cwn i5 growing rapNly uMer nigh lemperawre and nigh
<br />soil moisture ca~itions. In such situations, use Ina Now role of
<br />S pint per acre. Aher applkalion, delay cultivation Iw B l0 10
<br />days to allow the corn to overcome any temporary brialeness.
<br />Prehervest: Aner Ma nand dough w denting stage, apply by air
<br />ar growld egmpmenl M supress perennial weeds, decrease
<br />weed seed protludbn antl control tall weeds such as DinOweed
<br />cocMabur. tlogbane, Jimsonweed, ragweed, sunllowea velvet-
<br />kal, and vines Thal iMeHere with harvesting. NOTE: Do not
<br />Iwage w lead corn w IrWtler Iw 7 tlays Idlowiig applioation.
<br />NOTE: Mybritls vary in tolerance to 2.4~D. Soma are easily in-
<br />ryred. Spray only varieties known to tre tolerant to 2,d-O, Consun
<br />Me seed comparry w your Agnaltural Experiment Station w
<br />Extension Service Weed Spedalist for this information.
<br />WITH LIQUID NrtROGEN SOLUTIONS: The mmpalibilily of
<br />HI-DEP, water aM the liquid nitrogen soll4ions sMuld ba deter-
<br />mined before combining in the spray lank. The testing can oe
<br />mntluded by mixing all Ina components in a small container in
<br />proponiondte quantities. II Ina mixture separates aner standing
<br />buI wn be mixed reality by shaking Then Ina mixture wn be
<br />used as long as good agitation is maintained. If large Oakes.
<br />sludges, gels or omen precipitates form, or it a separate oity
<br />layer or ail globules appear, then the herbicide and the liquid
<br />fertilizer shoultl rat be used in the same spray lank. For late
<br />season control of young $martweeds. Cocklebug Annual Mor-
<br />ningglory an0 Olner Dmadleaf weeds less than 1 into high. Field
<br />should be as clean as Possible aM corn 20 to 30 inches tall.
<br />Apply 1 pint with BO to 120 lbs. Nitrogen per acre. Tha spray
<br />MUST ba p.eparetl by first atltling required amount of liquid
<br />nitrogen solution to spray lank. Next dilute 1 pint with 2 quarts
<br />of dean wafer for each acre to De treated wim aria IankNl. Start
<br />the lank agitator aM SLOWLY atltl the tliluted 2,4-D mlutmn.
<br />Spray immetliatdy, maintairnng continuous egita0on until spray
<br />IanN N empty. Direct Me spray to borer 3- l0 9' of corn stalk.
<br />Vse spray equipment tlesignaletl to handle corrosive liquid nitro-
<br />gen solutions. Aner spraying remove any remaining solmion and
<br />nose spray rig thoroughly wim water Mix only one lank al a lime.
<br />Do not sway during or immediately following cold weather.
<br />SORGHUM (MILOJ: See Table for recommended use rates.
<br />Treat onty aher sorghum is 6 inches high and preferabty before
<br />g is 15 inches high. Do Irol treat duriig the boot, tasseling, or
<br />early dough stages. If crop is taller Man a inches, use drop
<br />nozzles to keep Ina spray on the leaves. Temporary crop injury
<br />can De expelled under cOndiliona of nigh soil moisure and nigh
<br />au temperatures. II it is necessary to apply uMer Mesa ceMi-
<br />tions, use ra more than is pint per acre. NOTE: Hybritls vary in
<br />tolerance l0 2,4-D. Some are easiy injured. Spray pnty varieties
<br />known to be tolerant t0 2,d~0. Consul) the seetl tympany or
<br />your Agricultural Experiment Slalan or Extension Service Weed
<br />Spedalist Iw this informaton.
<br />RICE: See Table for recommeMed use rates. Apply in Ina late
<br />filtering stage of rice development, at Me Time of firs) Joint de-
<br />velopment gust to second green ring), usually 6IO 9 weeks aner
<br />emergence. W rot apply after panicle initiation, aner rice imer-
<br />nodes exceetl'h inch, e1 eery seedilg, early panida, boot 1bw-
<br />ering, or early nestling growth stages. NOTE: Some rite vah-
<br />eties under certain coMitiom can be injured DY 2,d-0. Thera
<br />Iwo, before spraying, consult bcal Extension Service or Univer-
<br />sity Spedalista for appropnale roue end timing p12.d~D sprays.
<br />SUGARCANE: See Table for recommentled use rotes. Usti up
<br />to d applications per year in accordance with Stale recommerv
<br />dabons.
<br />AMOUNT OF HERBICIDE TO USE IN CROPS
<br />By Alr or Ground AppllcaUOn
<br />NOTE: Do not apply when weather contldions lavon drin from
<br />treated areas. Read complete directions end precaNions before
<br />using.
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