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INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT <br />. This product may be used as part of an Integrated Pest <br />Management (IPM) program that can include biological, <br />cultural, and genetic practices aimed at preventing <br />economic pest damage. IPM principles and practices <br />include field scouting or other detection methods, correct <br />target pest identification, population monitoring, and <br />treating when target pest populations reach locally <br />determined action thresholds. Consult your state cooperative <br />extension service, professional consultants or other qualified <br />authorities to determine appropriate action treatment <br />threshold levels for treating specific pest/crop systems in <br />Your area. <br />• <br />r � <br />L_J <br />NON - AGRICULTURAL USES <br />NON -CROP (INDUSTRIAL) SITES <br />Application Information <br />DuPontrm LANDMARK 1v XP is recommended for general <br />weed control on private, public and military lands as <br />follows: nonagricultural areas (such as airports, highway, <br />railroad and utility rights -of -way, sewage disposal areas, <br />etc.); uncultivated agricultural areas -- non -crop producing <br />(such as farmyards, fuel storage areas, fence rows, soil bank <br />land, harrier strips, etc.); industrial sites -- outdoor (such as <br />lumberyards, pipeline and tank farms, etc.) <br />LANDMARK4, XP is not recommended for use on <br />recreation areas or for direct application to paved areas <br />(surfaces). <br />Apply by ground or air (helicopter only) or as otherwise <br />directed by Supplemental or Special Local Need Labeling. <br />,application Trming <br />Apply LANDMARK.R) XP as a preemergence or early <br />postemergence spray before or during the rainy season when <br />weeds are actively germinating or growing. <br />ipplicalion Rates <br />Apply LANDMARK.R• XP at 4.5 to q.0 ounces of product per <br />year. When applied at lower rates, LANDMARK- XP provides <br />short -term control of weeds listed; when applied at higher rates, <br />weed control is extended. <br />Weeds Controlled <br />L.ANDMARK:k• XP effectively controls the following broadleaf <br />weeds and grasses when applied at the rates shown. <br />When applied at 4.5 ounces of product per acre, <br />LANDMARKAD XP controls the following weeds: <br />Broadleaf Weeds <br />Annual sowthistle <br />Bedstraw <br />Black medic <br />Black mustard <br />Blue mustard <br />Bouncingbet <br />Buckhorn plantain <br />Burclover <br />Buttercup <br />Canada thistle <br />Carolina geranium <br />Clover <br />Cocklebur <br />Common chickweed <br />Common �roundsel <br />Common lambsquaner <br />Common mallow <br />Common purslane <br />Common ragweed <br />Common speedwell <br />Common spikeweed <br />Common sunflower <br />Common tanveed <br />Common vetch <br />Common yarrow <br />Cow cockle <br />Crimson clover <br />Curly dock <br />Cutleaf eveningprimrose <br />Dandelion <br />Dogfennel <br />Dyer's woad <br />Erect knotweed <br />False chamomile <br />Fiddleneck <br />Field pennycress <br />Fireweed <br />Fleabane <br />Flixweed <br />Goldenrod <br />Hairy vetch <br />Hemp <br />Hemp sesbania <br />Henbit <br />Hill mustard <br />Hoary cress (whitetop) <br />Houndstongue <br />London rocket <br />Marestail./ horseweed <br />Musk thistle <br />Ox -eye daisy <br />Pepperweed <br />Perennial peppperweed <br />Prairie groundsel <br />Prickly coontaiI <br />Prickly sida <br />Prostrate knotweed <br />Puncturevine <br />Redroot pi weed <br />Redstem filaree <br />Salsify <br />Scotch thistle <br />Seaside heliotrope <br />Shepherd's purse <br />S ickepod <br />Smallseed falseflax <br />Spanish needles <br />Spiny pigwced <br />Spreading orach <br />Sweetclover <br />fansymustard <br />Tansv ragwort <br />Tumble mustard (Jim Hill) <br />"fumble pi weed <br />Turkey mullein <br />Velvetleaf <br />Whitestem filaree <br />Whitetop <br />Wild buckwheat <br />Wild carrot <br />Wild garlic <br />Wild parsnip <br />Wild teasel <br />Sonchus oleraceus <br />Galirnn spp. <br />bledicago luprdina <br />Brassica nigra <br />C'hor•ispora tenella <br />Supponaria olficinalis <br />Plantago lanceolctta <br />bledicago sppp. <br />Petasites hybridus <br />Cirsium anense <br />Geranium c•atWinianum <br />Trilblium spp <br />cinddtun spp <br />Stellaria ntedta <br />Senecio vulgaris <br />Chenopodium albunt <br />t dal va neglecta <br />Portulaca oleracea <br />Ambrosia elatior <br />t'eronica tJrcinalis <br />Hemizonia pungens <br />Helianthus• tmtinus <br />Afmfia .spp. <br />{ rcia sativa <br />Ahillea millef6lium <br />4accaria pyr6nridata <br />Tr•ifolittm incarnation <br />Rooter crisptts <br />Oenothera lac•iniata <br />Tararacunt ol)icincde <br />Eupatmiunt capillilblium <br />lsatis tinc•toria <br />PoIrgonum ettctum <br />M(itilc•aria maritinta <br />9msinckia lveopsoides <br />Thlaspi anense <br />Ejyilobium angustilb ium <br />Con vza spp <br />Desadradnta .sophia <br />Solidago spp <br />l9cia villosa <br />Cannabis spp <br />Sesbania exaltaw <br />Lanthan amplericaule <br />Bunias otientalis <br />C'artfaria draba <br />Cvnoglossum offic•inale <br />Slsvrtibrium irio <br />( nvza canadensis <br />Carduus nutans <br />C•hrvsanthemum leucanthemum <br />Lepidium sppp. <br />Lepidium tw foloun <br />Senecio pp lanensis <br />C'er•atophvllum echinanan <br />Sida spinosa <br />Polygunum aviculare <br />Tribtdtts teriestris <br />Intaranthus retroflerus <br />Ettxlhon c•icutarium <br />Tr•agopoqun .spp <br />Onoporrlunt acanthiran <br />Heltottopium curassavicunr <br />C•apsella bursa- ppaslons <br />Cassia obncsgb is <br />C'amelina nrictocarpa <br />Bidens N <br />Imaranthuss inosus <br />r <br />At i ler panda <br />ayelilotus spp. <br />Descuramta //nrmata <br />Seneciojacohaea <br />Siswnbrium ahissimunt <br />maranthus alhus <br />Eremocatpu.s setigerus <br />, Ibutilon theophrasti <br />Erodittm mosc•hatum <br />Canfaria spp. <br />Polt,gonum convolvuhts <br />Danctts ctuota <br />Allium vineale <br />Pastinaca sativa <br />Dipsacus lullontun <br />