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Grazing and Haying Restrictions
<br />Grazing or harvesting green forage:
<br />t) Lactating dairy animals
<br />2.5 gallorWaae or less: Do not graze or harvest green forage
<br />from treated area for 14 days after treatment.
<br />Greater than 2.5 gailons/acre: Do not graze or harvest green
<br />forage until the next growing season.
<br />2} Other Livestock
<br />2.5 galionslacre a less: No grazing restrictions.
<br />Greater than 2.5 to 7.5 gallons/acre: Do nd grate or harvest
<br />green forege Trom treated area for 14 days after treatment.
<br />Note: if less than 25% of a grazed area is treated, there is
<br />na grazing resMctron.
<br />Haying (harvesting of dried forage):
<br />1) Lactating dairy animals
<br />Do not harvest hay unti the neM growing season.
<br />2) Other Livestock
<br />2.5 gallonslacre or less: Do not harvest hay far 7 days after
<br />treatment.
<br />Greater than 2.5 io 5 gallonsfacre: lM not harvest hay for
<br />14 days after treatmem.
<br />Greater Nan 5 gallons/acre: Do not harvest hay until the next
<br />growing season.
<br />Slaughter Restrictions: Withdraw livestock from grazing vested gress
<br />or consumption of trea[etl hay a[ leas[ 3 days before slaughter. This
<br />restriction applies to grazing dodos the season fdtowirg treatment or hay
<br />harvested dodos the season fdlowing treatment.
<br />Among The Woody Platit Species Controlled Are:
<br />ailanthus hackbeny oak, water
<br />alder, red hazel oak, white
<br />aitler, speckled herwias duD dive, autumn
<br />ash, green hickory, mockemul dive, Russian
<br />ash, white hickory, pignut persimmon, common
<br />aspen' honeylowst pine, jack
<br />Ausvalian pine hornbeam (blue beach) pine, IobloHy
<br />basswood lowst, black' pine, ponderosa
<br />beech, Amertwn madrone, PadTic pine, red
<br />birch, black manzani[a, greenleaf pine, white
<br />birch, grey maple, bigleaf poison ivy
<br />birch, paper maple, mountain poison oak
<br />blad<berty maple, red poplar, balsam
<br />black lows( maple, silver redcetlar, eastern
<br />blackgum maple, stdped salt cedar'
<br />boxelder maple, sugar sassafras'
<br />Brazilian pepper maple, vine sumac, smooth'
<br />cheny, black' mesquRe`~"` sumac, staghom'
<br />cherry, chdke mountaiMaurel sweetgum
<br />cherry, pin oak, black" sycamore
<br />cottonwood oak, blackjack^ tamarack
<br />dogwood, flowering oak, dtestrna tartoak
<br />dogwood, red-osier oak, post" walnut
<br />elm, American tanoak waxmyrtle
<br />elm, winged' waktut willow
<br />gallbeny oak, red yaupon
<br />guava oak, scadet yellow poplar
<br />' Some resprouting may occur.
<br />Not recommended for 6veamline Dasal lreatmem.
<br />"` Suppressicn only with streamline basal bark heatmeM.
<br />proved Uses
<br />Forest Uses
<br />AgAcuttural Use Requirements for Forest Use: For the following crop
<br />and forestry uses, follow PPE and Reentry insWctions in the'Agdcuiturel
<br />Use Requirements' section of this labd.
<br />Non-crop Uses Such As Rightsof-Way, Industrial
<br />Sites, Rangeland and Permanent Pastures, Non-
<br />irrigation Dkch Banks and Wildlife Openings.
<br />IUse Requirements for Noncroplantl Areas: No Worker Pstection
<br />Standard worker entry restdctions or worker notification requirements
<br />apply when this product is applied to nontroplantl areas.
<br />Low Volume Basal Bark Treatment
<br />To control susceptible woody plants with stems less than 6 inches in
<br />basal diameter, apply Pathfinder II with a backpack or knapsack sprayer
<br />using low pressure and a solid cone or flat fan nozzle. Spray the basal
<br />parts of brush and tree tanks in a manner which fttaroughty wets the
<br />lower 12 to 15 inches of stems, inducting the root kx>flar area, but not to
<br />the point of mnoft. Herbicide concentration should vary with s¢e and
<br />susceptibility d species treated. Apply at any time, including the winter
<br />monUS, except when snow or water prevem spraying to the ground line.
<br />Treatment of Cut Stumps
<br />To wntmt resprouting, appy undiluted Pathfinder If io wet the area
<br />adjacent to the cambium and bark arourM the entire circumference and
<br />the sides of cut stumps, Sides of stumps should be thoroughly wetted
<br />Oown to the root collar area, but riot to the point of nmott. Treatrnents
<br />may ba applied throughout the year, except when snow or water prevent
<br />spreYing to me ground line. Control may be reduced with treatment
<br />during pedods of moisture stress as in late summer.
<br />Streamgne Basal Bark Treatrnent (Southern States)
<br />7o wntroi or suppress susceptble woody plants for conifer release or in
<br />rangeland antl pasture, apply Pathfinder 11 with a backpack or knapsack
<br />sprayer using equipment which provides a directed straightstream spray.
<br />Apply sufTidem sprey to one side of stems less than 3 inches in basal
<br />diameter to form a treated zone that is 6 inches in height. When the
<br />optimum amount of spray mixture is applied, the treated zone should
<br />widen to encircle Ne stem within approximately 30 minutes. Treat both
<br />sides of stems which are 3 to 4 inches fn basal diameter. Direc the
<br />spray a[ bark [hat is approximately 12 to 24 inches above ground. Pines
<br />(lobldty, slash, shoNeaF, and Virginia) up to 2 inches in diameter breast
<br />height (dbh) can be wnfrolled try directing the spray at the point
<br />approximately 4 feet above ground. Best results are achieved when
<br />applirakions are made to young vigorousty growrng stems whist have not
<br />developed the thicker bads characteristic of slower growing, understory
<br />trees in okfer stands. This technique is oat recommended for scrub and
<br />live oak species, inducting blackjack, turkey, post, live, duejack ant
<br />laurel oaks. Apply fnmr approximately 6 weeks prior b hardwood leaf
<br />expansion in iha sprtng uritrl approximately 2 months after leaf expansion
<br />is cemplMed. Do not apply when snow or water prevent spraying at the
<br />desired height above ground level.
<br />Specimen Label Revised 11-22-99
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