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<br />SPECIMEN LABEL UPDATES AVAILABLE AT R1i'R'.GREENBOOK.N ET 1
<br />DuPont
<br />~uPontT"' Telar® DF
<br />herbicide
<br />Dry Bowable
<br />Active Ingredient By Weight
<br />Chlorsulfuron
<br />2-Chlom-N-[(4-methoxy-6-methyl-
<br />1,3;5-lriazin-2-y])aminocarbonyl)
<br />benzenesulfonamide ............ .. ...... .... .................. 75%
<br />lean Ingredients ............................................... 25%
<br />TOTAL ............................. ........................ 100%
<br />EPA Reg. # 352-522
<br />EPA Est. # _
<br />KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
<br />CAUTION
<br />FIRST AID
<br />IF ON SKIN OR CLOTHING: Take off conmminaied clothing. Rinse skin
<br />immediately with plenty of wear for I5-20 minutes. Cull a poison control tenor
<br />or tlocmr for further treatment advice.
<br />IF IN EYES: Hold eye open and rinse sfowty and gently with water for IS-20
<br />minuus. Remove concoct lenses, ifpresent, after the fast 5 minutes, then continue
<br />rinsing eye. Cog a poison conwl center or doctor for further treatment advice.
<br />Have [he product container or label with you when calling a poison control center
<br />or doctor, or going for treatment. You may also contact 1-800-441-3637 for
<br />emergency medical treatment information.
<br />PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS
<br />NA7ARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC AMMAIS
<br />CAUTION! Harmful if absorbed through skin. Causes modemu eye irtitatian.
<br />Avoid concoct with skin, eyes, Or clothing. Wash thoroughly with soap and waur
<br />after handling,
<br />ENVIRONMENTAL HA7ARDS
<br />not apply directly m waur, or to areas where surface water is present, or m
<br />itla] areas below me mean high waur mark. Do not contaminate water when
<br />using of equipment washwa[ers.
<br />PESTICIDE HANDLING
<br />• Calibrate sprayers only wim clean water away from the well site,
<br />• Make scheduled checks of spray equipment.
<br />• Assure accurate measurement of pesticides by all operation employees.
<br />• Mix only enough product Pot me job at hand.
<br />• Avoid over-511ing of spiny tank.
<br />• Do not discharge excess material on me soil et a single spot in me field/grove
<br />or mining/loading station.
<br />• DiWU and agimu exmss solution and apply at labeled rates/uses.
<br />• Avoid storage of pesticides near well sites.
<br />• When triple rinsing me pesticide container, be sure m add the tinsate to me
<br />spiny mix.
<br />DIRECTIONS FOR USE
<br />It is a violation of Federal law to use mis product in a manner inconsisunt wim
<br />its labeling.
<br />Do not apply mis product in a way mat will concoct workers or omer persons,
<br />eimer direcdy or mraugh drift. Only protected handlers may be in me area during
<br />application.
<br />DuPontTM TELAR° DF should be used only in aewrdanee wim recommendations
<br />on this label or in separate published DuPont recommendations.
<br />DuPont will not be responsible for losses or damages resulting from the use of
<br />this product in any manner not specifically recommended by DuPont.
<br />Do not apply this product through •ry type o(irrigation system.
<br />NON-CROP WEED CONTROL
<br />GENERAL INFORMATION
<br />TELAR° DF hefiicide is a dry flowable mat is mixed in aster and applied as
<br />a spray to control many annual, biennial, and perennial broadleaf weeds on non-
<br />crop,industrial sius such as airports, military installations, fence rows, roadsides
<br />and associated rights-af--way, lumheryards, petroleum tank farms, pipeline and
<br />utility rights-ofwag pumping installations, railroads, storage areas, plant sites
<br />and omer similar areas including governmental and private lands.
<br />R° DF is noncorrosive, nonflammable, nonvolatile and does not freeze,
<br />t ° DF can be applied as a preemergence or pos[emergence veatmen[. For
<br />est results, apply TELAR° DF before or during eazly stages of weed grown.
<br />The degree and duration of convol may depend on me following:
<br />• use mu
<br />• weed specuvm end size at application
<br />• environmenml conditions at and following treatment
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<br />Environmental Conditions and $iological Activity
<br />7ELAR° DF is absorbed by both the roots and foliage of plants, rapidly inhibiting
<br />the growth of susceptible weeds. Two !0 3 weeks after application to weeds, kaf
<br />growth slows, and the growing points mm reddish-purple. Wimin 4 to b weeks
<br />of application, leaf veins and leaves become discolored, and the growing points
<br />subsequently die.
<br />Warm, moist coeditions following treatmane enhance the effectiveness ofTEL4R°
<br />DF since moisture carries TELAR° DF into weed roots, preventing roots from
<br />developing. Cold, dry conditions delay the activity of TELAR° DF. Weeds
<br />~ hardened off by cold weather or drought stress are Tess susceptble to TELAR°
<br />DF.
<br />RESISTANCE
<br />Biotypes of certain weeds listed on this label are resismnt to TELAR° DF and omer
<br />herbicides with the same mode of action, even at ezaggeraud application mos.
<br />Biotypes arc naturally occurring individuals of a species identical in appearance
<br />but with slightly different genetic compositions; the mode of action of a herbicide
<br />is the chemical interaction that inutmpts a biological process necessary for plant
<br />growth and development.
<br />H weed control is unsadsfac[ory, it may be necessary to respray problem areas
<br />using a product with a different mode of action, such as postemergence broadleaf
<br />and/or grass herbicides. IF resistant weed biotypes such as kochia and Russian
<br />misde are suspected or known to be present, consider using another herbicide
<br />treatment or adjust the use rate of [he TELAR° DF rank-mix partner to help
<br />control these biotypes. Consult your agricolmral dealer, consultant, applicator,
<br />and/or appropriau state agricultural extension service representative for specific
<br />alternative herbicide recommendations available in your area.
<br />h is advisable to keep accurau records of pesticides applied m individual fields
<br />ro help obmin information on the spread and dispersal of resismnt biotypes.
<br />INTEGRATE-D PEST MANAGEMENT
<br />DuPont recommends the use of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs to
<br />convol pests. This product maybe used as pan of an Inugmud Pest Management
<br />(IPM) progrem which can include biological, culmml, and getretic practices aimed
<br />at preventing economic pest damage. Application of this product should be
<br />based on IPM principles and practices including field scouting or other deuction
<br />methods, coved target pest idenfifieation, population monitoring, and treating
<br />whrn target pest populations reach locally determined scion thresholds. Consult
<br />your stau cooperative extension service, professional consultants or Omer qualified
<br />authorities to determine appropriate action treatment mreshold levels for treating
<br />specific pest/crop systems in your area.
<br />APPLICATION INFORMATION
<br />NON-CROP, INDUSTRIAL SITES
<br />TELAR° DF is recommended for control ofmany annual, biennial, and perennial
<br />broadleaf weeds in non-crop, industrial areas.
<br />Applica(ion Timing
<br />Apply TELAR° DF as a preemergent or early postemergent spray when weeds
<br />are actively germinating or growing.
<br />Weeds Contra Red
<br />DuPontTM TELAR° DF effectively controls me following weeds when applied
<br />at me use mtea shown. When applied at lower rotes, 7ELAR° DF provides
<br />short term control of weeds listed; when applied ac higher rates, weed control is
<br />increased.
<br />'. [o r/i oz per acre
<br />Annual sowmisde Hempnettie Shepherd's-purse
<br />Blue mustard Henbit Smoom pigweed
<br />Common chickweed London rocket Treacle mustard
<br />Common speedwell Mayweed Tumble mustard
<br />Conical cauhfly Miners )aerate (Jim Hill)
<br />Fiddleneck (tarweed) Pineapple-weed Wild mustard
<br />Field pennycress Prostrau pigweed
<br />Flixweed" Redroot pigweed
<br />!o I oz per acre
<br />Bouncingbet Common speedwell' Sweet clover"
<br />Bur beakchervi] Dandelion" Tumble mustard
<br />Buttercup Goldenrod Turkey mullein"
<br />Canada misde"f Groundsel White[op (hoary cress)f
<br />Common ]ambsquarters Marestail Wild parsnip
<br />Common sunflower Musk mist)e
<br />' Pattial convol onty.
<br />( Prebloom to bloom and fall rosette are recommended timings.
<br />1 [0 3 of vet acre
<br />4nnual ryegmss Common cinquefoil Cow cockle
<br />(L,olium spp)" Common mallow Curly dock
<br />aster Common mullein Dyer's woad
<br />3edstmw Common ragweed' Flizweed
<br />31ack mustard Common mnsy Foz(ail (Semria spp)"
<br />3u11 misde Common teasel Horsetail
<br />3urclover Common yarrow ~(Equisctum spp)
<br />.anada thistle Com spuny Pepperweed (perennial)
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