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us ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTlkN AGENCY OFFICE OF PESTICIDES PROGRAMS
REGISTRATION DIVISION (TS-767) WASHtNGTON. DC 20460
NOTICE OF PESTICIDE: rh..,EG"TRATOON 5~EREGIS TRA nON
(Undt>f lh~' F('{lewl 11I~_.·\"IIt·;d('. FlltI(:;od,·.
lIUri Unr/t'rlll'clI/- 11.'. i.,,' ,I/II","/ed)
NAME ANO,ADDRESS OF r.EGISTRANT (Include ZIP code)
EPA REGISTRATION NO. t 49238-3 -.
TERM OF ISSUANCE
NAME OF PESTICIDE PRO~UCT
D5-2590
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Druhi Supplies, Inc. P.O. flox 2216 \-linter Vark, f"L 32790
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ftl-31, y,--
NOTE: Changes in labeling formula differing in substance (rom that accepted in connection with this registralion must be submitted to and accepted by the Registration Division prior tQ use of the label in commerce. In any correspondence on U'.;5 product always refer to the above U.S. EPA registration number.
On the basis .-:f information furnished by th(' registrant, the above named pesticide is hereby Regislercd/Rercgistered under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act.
A copy of the labeling accepted in connection with this Registration/Reregistration is returned hcrewilh.
Registration is in no wa}' to be construed as an ind('fSement or approval of this product b)' this Ager.c}'. In order to protect health and the environment, the Administrator, on his motion, rna).' at an).' time suspend or cancel the registration of a pesticide in accordance with the Act. The acceptance of an), name in connection with the registration of a product under this Act is not to be construed as giving the registrant A right to exclusive use of the narr.e or to its use If it has been cQ\'ered by others.
This product is conditionally reg;,stered in accordance '1ith FIrM section 3(c)(7)(A) provided that you:
1. Submit/cite all data required for reqistratio',/rereg':"stration of your proouct under FIF"RA section 3(c) (5) \'lhen the Agency requires all registrants of similar products to suhmit such data.
2. Add the phrase I1EPA Registration No. 4Y238-3" to your label hefore you release the product for shipment ..
3. subr:lit five (5) copies of your linal printed labeling before you release the product for shipnent. Refer to the 7\-79 enclosure for a further description of final printed labelinq.
If these conditions al."e not compiied with, the registrntion will be subj ect to cancellation in accordance \.,.ith f'IFRA section 6( e). Your releo.se for shipment of the product constitutes acceptance of these conditions.
A stamped copy of the label
Enclosures
D ATT AC".I.!ENT IS A.PPLICABLE
'~ "1;2'°<;), '"=,"
Yah" L~ /Y-A ~-//product Hanager (31)
{/ ~isinfectants I~r.anch ~eqistration oivi.siol1 ('rS-767C)
SIGNATURE OF A'P'F.l;;O;;V;:I~N;::G:-O~F-;:F:-;IC;:"'A"L'------------------------""" lo,"A"T"E~---------I
EPA Form 8570·6 (Rn. 5.76) PREVIOUS EOITION MA.V BE USEO UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHA.USTED.
lS002,IILeeIL-8IKENCOI7/1/8717/13/87IcdblvOldagINeeCee
ACCEi'TF.J) with CO:-'i)lE:''TS
in I~PA LdtCf- 11;ltr.;,i:
DS-2S90 AUG181987
• u"""" t~w F·· - "-.' : , .. ~ (-kr:<!n. lhnI~dt·. ml .... H. _\"-f"'f:l," _lad /WI _«t. fur {IJ(·~I~{..'
.. ACTIVE INGREDIENT: . !d:i2J~::2
P"Ulssium dimethyldlthlocarbamat& ....................... 25.Q % INERT INGREDIENTS .............. '" ...................... lS.Q %
Thil product contains 2.3 lb. 01 Bctive Ingredient per gallon and weight 2.2.s lb. per gallon ..
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
DANGER
PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS
DANGER: COHosive. Cduses eye and skin damage. Harmful if swallowed. 00 not get in eyes, on skin, or on clothing. Avoid contamination of food. Wear goggles or faco shield and rubber gloves whon handling. Wash thoroughly after handling,
STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT: In case 01 skin conlaer. wash with plenty of soap and water. Remove contaminated cJothing and·~·_ ... ..:;h bofore reuso. If product gets in the eyes. flush immediately with copious amounts of clean, cool water for at least 15 minutes. Get medical attention immediately. /I produci is sW811owed, promptly drink 1 or 2 glasses of walol. Contact 8 physiCian or Poison Control CerHor immediately. 00 NOT IN. DUCE VOMITING.
Note 10 physiCian: Probablo mucosal damage may contraindicate gastric lavage.
ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS: This pesticide is toxic to fish. Do not discharge effluent containing this activo inglcdiont into lakes, stroams, ponds, estuaries. oceans. or public water5 unless this product is specifically identifiod and c1ddressed in an NPDES pormit 00 not dischargo effluent containing this product 10 Sower systems without Ilreviollsly nolilying the sewage treatment plant authority. 'For guidance conlacl your State Water Board 01 Regional Ollice of the EPA.-
MlnultclUred by: DRUID SUPPLIES. INC.
. ·P.O. BOX 2216 . _. 11INTER PARK. FL 32790
E?i\ H~. No' .. _. _" ._:~ •• ; EPA E.I. No. ______ _
Nel Conlentt: ______ _
DIRECTIONS
It is • violation 01 ~eder.llaw to use Ihl! II! labeling.
....--l!S 2590 recirculating cooling tD'Net' systems and ir microbio'ogical ,lilne. Prior to the use of --I Industrial and/or commercial '&circulating c< cleaned to remove algal growth, rr.lcfOb:~logic initial slug addition 01 4. 5 10 6. 8 fl. per lCOO qal. of water to prCJ\Oide 40 10
___ ---:-:---:-:-. basad on 10UlI weight 0 until con trot is llYident. Make ,u~u""l ,lug
DS-2950 p ppm DS 2950 lev of addition depend!S upon the retal;"'" 1m< microbiological problem. Slug !Odition •• hou~ ing tower .ystems.
DS 2950 which maintllin effective misl..t1liminating com cle.lloed to 1DfJ)OVfl bacterial ,lime end olher c 13.6 fl. 0 •• of DS-2950
recommended. Ropeat Initial doool1" until con _L..Lto 13.6 fl. 0'. of OS 2' gallons of wAier ahOlJId be employed WWfY 1 I dilion depends upon the relative amount of bt Slug additions rruy be mode to tho IOmp c sySlem.
STORAGE ANI 00 not CMI.IO"W-oI" Yr'''''. food. Of tt.d by tiOf~ 01 eM
STORAGE: 00 rMlI •• j)otot 10 •• Ir~ t~'lu"" 00 "" tIt\.ItN fohould N ~ n ~PKl drumf lOt d!ipONl sp. ot k1 ...... \1,.., landf •. KMP tantlin« doMd....., nol In
PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: "...li<iM ", .. \411 .,.. 1Ol""'t ~ rnutur •• 01 '....,11 ... ric*lion of f~" Uw. " .,.. ... .tr\J(bOI"'lI, cot\lAoCI roo' SUI'" 'Mticdoli Of E"""OtYnInw D yo.Jt £,A fllJQIOt'IIl OtfIt:4l tOl' .,.,idtnOI . COOT "'HEA D1SPOS"L: a ~snc! T,P."'" (Of ~I. Thtn ott. fof re("
tIt'WUty 1IndtW. '" hc:i'*'I1ion. or. I"""'''' .... """"'. o METAl: Ttt* ""Ior ~1. 'Then ern. to. I'Iq --... ., ..... ---., ..
ACTIVE INGREDIENT:
4-(2,4-Dichlorophenoxy)butyric acid, dimethyl amine salt· ................. 25.~~
INERT INGREDIENTS: ................. ~ ................................. 74.1%
'4-(2,4-Dichlorophenoxy)buty . ~~~.alent 22.0% by weight or 2 pounds per gallon. C"?"~W'"
C A9.r- r, '0'61 ., ". '. EPA Reg. No. 264-105 ~\\,..~, < .:.: nS''> EPA Est. No. 264-MO-01 .,v , '''. . ~
\i<EEP.iijf,·.~~ OF CHILDREN y.,., ':.:oAN ~ PELIGRO • t'-:. .... • ~
p~p
PRACTICAL TREATMENT IF IN EYES: FLUSH EYES WITH
LARGE AMOUNT OF WATER AND GET MEDICAL ATTENTION.
PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS: See inside booklet.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY TELEPHONE (24 rlOURS A DAY) IN U.S.A. 1-800-822-4357
FOR GE~ERAL PRODUCT INFORMATION CALL 1-800-334-9745
UNION CARBIDE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. P. D. Box 12014, T.W. Alexander Drive Research Triangle Park, N.C. 27709
BUTYRAC is a registered trademark of UNION CARBIDE
Made in U.S.A.
CONTENTS 2.5 GAL.
DO NOT DETACH BOOKLET FROM CONTAINER
D460G/MASTER/Dl-3D-85 1
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!\ppl iee. ac >. ~dins :c di~~ec' :.on5 and under r. !" mJ.l y! .::.··.,:~L..:: : ~ r. :,-:,:-:~:
TRIFLURALi!~ 4 TSF will not ~arm the treated crop. 0vera~o~ -3~i0n ~av
~~::ulL i! .. ~.:,r.:. in ":l.....:ry O~- d
in,:-..:.: t-:.'),)!: a t i o:~
... ~eSlCt~C- .
THIFLUf..: .... L:::::J .~
SeedlinG d.i:-:·_
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.':: .. .: ... ~.: ...... ~,-.~-~'.
pla.ntir.q. ·_:·:::,,?s5i~J··? mGis:.~~: hiqh S2.~t. co;, ·:::::.~-ali..:: . .:...·r-.it ;:-~r !Ti'.:.-\.Jca~en C!-,-·: :".l~!?I..i:!.i:1'~lS and _,·t'0"::'Se the p0~ .. :)i..!..itv '..::f da!i.:::-l(";. :-~-::!rr.
TRIFLURil.L;:; -; 'i'SF. . 'J;:':'l.er:· __ ,_
ir. Arizona Colot'ac1..J. CC1..1~: ,':-nia. Ida:-.'J. Iv;, .," _t~E!. j;._~ ... -~Q~~. ,"," :-!,::,,:·:i--:::-, Cit:"E:<:ron. U\._~:· .. Ha.=hi:luto'l 2!:;; t'lyomi!1Q, 5uga!-:-,'.?'2l:.S. ("2-d bct..:':':~ SP:!'12~C~ s~·~ .,--:1·::. :;.-.~ ::0 p::'u.n: -(~ for- 12 honth:- -.t:ter- a 5~rinq '" .. .1': ·:-3-!.::i'_-·n or , .
~ ': m:jLths afi.e: ~ fall applic~r .~n 01 T2IFLU!-:: .. ··~:. -: TSF. ,:~ to ~ 3epth G:
-_!t-;-~ ;:·o:..:::.ibility inCf!E'S rl~i(j!
cr.op injur·y. plant inQ SIJ'~: -;: bee~5
:>orQhum (mi 1..:.) : ~-..::·sc'
;-r;i:;' :"e~. :: --:: :-. 0:- oat~ shoulu :--!ot be planted t l·~ E,c·;-;ths 5.: - --_ .... :::. 3p~ing app~~ca~ion or for ~t months after ~ I'all applicat~0:_ ~r
·~'H::!:FLURALIN 4 TSF co avoid :~op injury. If land has not DE:-_:: irriq:3.tedl do not plan::. any of these c!:""c'ps for 18 !Uont~~~ after a sT?ri!·j·:: CtP?li-cation Qt- ::(, months afte!:" c, £'all applicaticl. L,r TRIFLUP.I,LIi; TSF.
1;1 those P:·: . .-tions of Kansa~ Nebl~aska, Nurt:_ Dakotl. OkIah::.·:- 2::;ui::·, Uakc·ta and -.:.-exas ~..;;he.t:e at ·.·.--::.st 20 inches c-: i Ct' iLi<. :::io:-I .3.:10::_ !' ~~~:i.!-,-
fal.l (L.Oti::: ~-;a.s used to p! ·.·:uce t:"!2 c!.-op. _3 0 !.-ghUI'1 .:.[' 0::..t:· ·:;i·_:
"~;:a} ~ .. ]at.er ;",'as do not p12~'~ 3~~q~~~, pr05'= ~illet. or oat.~
applicati0:- 0: T~I~LURALIN ~ TSF. Cooll W~·
'.:.c· l_':' .~ :.!.::-:: C't' 18 ::.c,::~_:-!:::
t-he ear-I-: -._:t~-:: • ..':' or ,:.:!"or,..1th L-~': inc!eas~ t.he ·:·;ssibil::..:.v OI ::.:
~.cl·qhurn .
::1 3.11 ot:.-:-~- arE:a~ ~·ecei\'i:.: G:e5.r.er than :'lo~dboarc ::':i0W r.ef-.:J!-'=.- ?lar.- :.-:{.:; sueU.r bc-'.::t:_-,
,!,··~::5tricti _:.
·.ieG'2t.al--l·: ~-}f ... ':'r,G A!."''"22!5:
i-3.in.!o11 <'/,-:-:::::
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·v·e<!E't::.b;·-: ., ops 0 ... :-t·.::t- thcIJ. planted. ~ ... :::.' :.':r. :.i :71·.:..'n~[ls
::0512' li5t·~:d on .:1:-:::' laj ... ·.·~ 5~-...(.·.!
·Tr-Jfll..!r,':i~:·. 4 TSr' l~ a i-J.'-=-··-::l.::r·~enc:e lic:rl:.ic. "'::lich .'-== in:: Lhe soil ;::~·'-_,-\:ide l,.:·nq· ~.~ .. ~-il-,g '':unt!.-ol \.~ ::I~..:n· .... ,-1:-,:-.'!.s.~ "1;
tH'c·ad1 e.:u· .-;"r:.~~. T~-ifltdd~~:: TSF cont~:L_. :;'~ .. :',J.:' ':I~~ :~=l·":·'" 'i'riilur-a~:.~:l --t TS~·- .. ;il1 :1(: ·c",trol cstabl :.'_ .. _ '",''..'C-{_:~'.
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;,r;SDS AND GRAS!SE:S CONTROLLED BY TRIFLURASIN 4 ,.3,0 GRASSES Annual blueqrass Barnyardgra~5
(~later":]T::lS5 )
Brachiaria. (Signs.igrass)
Br-omegrass (Chea:- --: :-.:a.s~·} (Dow!"':'·: : . .ro;:"e ,I
Cheat (Chese
Cr-abqrasc (Large :~abgr~ss!
(Sn!00::~ ,:~a~q~a~5)
( Be.::. " .:. - -::" 3. .s s i
~Erist_ =-'-':';~';::'55j
i. Giar::... : oxr..ai 1 (Gre...-':'f: :- Jxtai 1 } { F-cn: L-: : ~ ::1 i 1.1 e t }
(Pigeo:-,.: .. ~ass ) {RODl.::3-:- ~oxtail}
( ~{e 1 ;. o~.,~ : 0 x!.: ail} Goc.:s~::~ra~:-
(Si1\',.::': :l-·: ... bC.<c,3.55)
(Silv'?:'"':1::-ass) (~..Jir~']~-=-:5.3)
(YaLd~!>_-.:::~ ~
Johnsonqr~~s (from seed)
(Poa annual (Echinochlo~ ~p.)
(Ui·:;!::'J! i,:~ :::."
(Elei.Jsin ir:.:
(Rhiz0:~~-see page 5 f(·: ~Ecial instr~·- .2ns fo!" cc~(r
in C0c:on and see paGe 7 for special ~;.;:~ructiGns I0~
cont:o: in soybeans) Junqlel:~':c {Echino'.:hlo:: ::·lorn...:mi Panicum
Fa] 1 ;)c.:-,icum (Panicum di·:-:-,c·tc'rni£ lorum; .3preadjng panicg:-ass-see page 5 :0[' special instructions in ~otton and see p3~e 7 for 3pecial inslruc:.ions in soybeans!
Guinco':;!-.lSS (Panicum maximum) \ '=:ee page 12 101
Texas f'a.::icum (3uffalograss) (Coloradograss)
~?ecial instructions} (Panicurn te~~:lum)
Itchgra55 (Raoult~ ~- .'iss) (See p.1.'-';'-' ] 2 f o~
Red l~ice
(See pu·~·- 'J t Cl
Sandbllr
(Rottboelli~ ~xaltata)
specia' instructions) (Oryza satj':
5lJppr-cs::::·ion 0[' partial '.: :':Itl~ol dit~ectio!1~:
(CenchrU5 i!I·-'··rtu5)
r:""
" , (Blucg r'c," s)
Sprangleton Stinkgras5
(Loveg!-;:.: :;) Wild cane
( Sha t t '" "c an e )
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(See ~aqe 8 for special Woolly Ct.:r·q~~:
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speeds f..Jhi"::-l insure a unifl,lt-Jll application 3!-.1 incorr0!"atic'L ~~lf
TRIFLURAL~~j 4 TSF. General Soii Conditions: To assure uniforlfi incorporation c: TRIFLURAL!~; .; TSF, soil moisture condition::""::. should :-1(:- s ....... ch ·_'t~1t. larqe clods can ~)~. broken up duri:1Q the incorpora~iQn proc~ss.
SOIL TEXT,m,,: GUIDS
The amount: (.of TRIFLURALIN ·1 TSF' you apply f,-:: _ i varv ',.;:~[: tho 501 1 t.~::
tUre and 0ra~nic matter. A fine textured ~-,il will reqc~rc ~~re TRIFLURALii~ 4- TSF per aCt-e t:!1an a coarse soil. Choose the ::·t"oger rate for each 3p~'lication based ~n the followino soil texcure ~rGl~~ and specific .=~-.~? recom!nendat.i:~n5. Do not excf.."L"d recommended ~- .. : '.:.,·:?s.
Soil T'.::::·:: :_!.-e
Coarse Soi',' ( Light)
Medium 50j.':3
Fine Soils
Soil Classific~tion
Sand. loamy sand, sa.r .. iy loam
Loaln. silty clay loala~, silt loam, silt sandy clay loam~ Clay, clay loam, silty clay loamA ,
silry clay, sandy cl~y, sandy clay loam~
kSilty clay loam and sandy clay loam 50ils are transitional 50ils and mav b~ classified as eitiler medium or fine textured soiis. If silty ~lay loam or sandy clay loam soils ar~ predominately 5~nd O~ silt, they are usually classified as medium textured soils. If they are predominately clay they are usually classified as fine textured soils.
"IIXINC ANI) ;,?PLICATION DIRE:CTION5
TRIFLURAL~~\; 4- T5F r.lone i:1 ~";ater
Start with h clean spray tan~. Fill spraye~- 1/4 to 1/2 ful~ ~ith clea~ wacer. SS::d"C aoitation. _!..d'..~ correct quant-1:...;r or T~:.!FL\";r.:.;!_:\ -': T::::F. ;-:-:-::'n-tinue agit~~ion and finish :~llinq the tan~.
TRIFLUR;' .. Ll~~ 4- TSF' ;"'ank Mix ~n ~.\Jater
Vigorous. cGntinuous agitation is required !Qr all tank mix~s. (Sparger ~~i~~ agitators gerl~rally provide ti~e best!aqita(ion in spray tanks). A'.·:·~d stirrinq O~ ~plashing air into the mixture dur'ing filling to ?r~~':lt foaming. To do this, place Lhe end of the fill pipe below the s·.:!.·face e}f thE- \ ... -:.1':2T in the spray '_ank. iJ.::J not. .?J.l}ofd the mixture L:.: . ':'phon back intr .. she water SOUl·C...-.
Mixing orli~!-: F'ill the tank 1/4 to 1/2 ful~ with ciean wat~··. Start the agitati;:l. Acd dry flc·"J::tbles. wettable- iJC)wd..:-r!.. :HP} _ :1-; :-:ous :-..)U:5-pensions i . .'-.::~. flowables {F~. and liquids (1., to tht! ~att!r "1:~·1 agitate until thE ~-!"0duct(s) at-e c':_\::~.~letel,! dispers,_"c in the \-a'ate!:". [·.110w
:..... additional mixing and disp~t-sion time when t.::3ing dry flo\va:t}·:~ t:'coducts. Continue a\-:-' '.:.ar.ion ~lnd fi]] :=.ank to 1/4 [u} ~. add lhe TR:F'L'..i:-:: .... LIN '1 TSF. mi:-: tho~ __ c.'--'·.-t:~.:..'!. Then add .:t::~1 solution (5) : 'Jt-:uulatj'..Jns. aoitate a.nd i.inish fiii_nq. HZ!.1.ntain .. JI.~:.tation dUl"jna : !llina -.!nc [l!!"c~'.:·:h ~t?p}ica"' lion. It :-:'~'-:~a}ling and d~iL..~!.:ion mllst be s'..,_,pped before the' r:t:'lk is
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empty. thp materials may 5~ttle to the botLom in this case, it is important ~c resuspend all ~f the material in the bottom of the tank before continuing the sprav application. A sparger agitator is particularlv c~cful for this P\Jrpose. Sornetirn~s it is more difficult to l.-esuspenj 3-?ttled :aateria:!. '~!lan it is to 5\: . ..:.::-'.:nd it. oriGi;-;:!_~·;.
Read and c~cefullv follow ~il label inst~u."_ions for each I:l~:erial added to t.he tank'. Premixinq dt-y and flow:1:-·le formL.:latior.s :;..;ith water (slurryin~ ~ and POU:.-in9 the' 51urry through ~~ 20 to 35 r~esh wetting screen in the top of the tank will help a5Z~I~e good initia~ dispersion in the tar~~: water _ Line screens in the tank should he no : ir.er than 50 mesh ~ ~ ".<i :ilcsh is finer than 50 mesh).
if yot.! :3((: :1. bu:ldu,? of :nc.- ;~~ial on the w.=:.; is of thE- spray :.3..nv... was!~ che tank ~::~h soapv 5p~ayi~q -':~·"rat:or,. aft:..e~ __ US~:_
··.:t;..;een filling~, Rinse a~ld cc:n'~ ~:1!.Je the ~11d screens [hc~'~uqhly
prope~ ~~_ :~raC~Qrl and ~n~: ~r~ applicatioI~. ~)Q not a~~ply _'~:?LURALIN
.~ TSF , . .,"'h~·:_ " .. he \..;in·--: ca.:, '-a .,~.::: drifti.na Cof .:-~:- ::-.:-:.y pa!'; i c105 ,-. .-:.:'ch can
of floodi~~ as poor wee~
O~ liq\Jit :~rtili=e~ pe~ ~~~~ (broadcast ~~~i5). ~~~nq ~ny ~!op~rly
cG.libra~('c .. lOf".l f~Te35ur~ :-,·.::-;-Jicide spr3.~·~t- ':-:a.t wil:!. a:J;:'ly :.::-.e spray :..:n ~ ~ Ot-!!ll',:"
O~ liqui~ ~ertilizer pe~ ~~~~. Adjust pllm~ ?ressu~e, ~c~=~~ arranqe-!:ler.ts, spc·::d and rleight tc 1)rovide a unifG~-:r. applicati on t·::. the soil surface. :j5e swath markei-s or flagmen to assure pcoper ;F'~'_ication spray widti"!s.
WCORPORJ.:l' ~ IN DIRECTIONS
INCORPORl .. TIJN EQUIPME.lIIT-Gd'::':Rl\L DIRECTIONS Use inco~·p·:-t·ation equipmen: that mixes TR:;-!:·~ .. URALIN Ii TSF in~o the top 2 to 3 inches of the final St:.~dbed, or ert·atic weed ce,ntr-ol ,':iT,d/or crop injury fi(-"!"',' !·t~.:)ult. lncor~· ~-ation equipment :3uch as i"l disc ~,,':ll mix 'I'RlFLUki'.L::; <j TSr' approximc,Lcly half as de-=," il5 U", "quipm'-:',~ is set to operate. !=" ,J!:' example a dis,: set to cut 4 i~.ches deep will ~ n .. :orporal0 most of t.i-,(: THIFLUHALIN ,1- T~)F \..Jithin the te'j.·' 2 inches of 2.L'_':.
I NCORPOf.{;,'l' I ',Fj fleXURE PLAW" ':G TRIFLURl,L':, 4 TSf' mils' be '0' [" 'ct ont> ,ime within 2-1 hc.urs after appl icat]('i., T!!en ,.:lY tim. pr.i, tl.J !.J!anti:"I'::~·. a ;jecond .~.ncGrporation is necp.ss.::r'!, this t.ime n.li:;~ing Lhe equipm(·:·:t:. jn tl diffet-c-n" directio:1 from tht_· l :~-!:;t:, You sho\J~~: incorpor~~t.: t::·.: ';'J,JFLUI,:/I_LJN I}. 'l'~:!" uniforml'/ into the t .. ;--, 2 to .) inch~=~- ",f the final s . .?··~·~bed.
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INCORPORAT, ,:N AFTER PLANTING Check specific crop for inco!.~poration direcl~ons after ?lanl :.:';g.
INCORPORl\T[OI. IN BEDDED CULTURE For effect.ive weed control. TRIFLURALIN <1 TSF needs LO be i:-,c",r-porated into the te.p 2 to 3 inches of the final seedbed.
Applica~ion prior to 2}~~dinq: inCOl-~·c,!..-ate it. one tim·..:' with r~co!nmenGL·..i equipment. 'i":l-=' beddil!G operation serves as the second i:lcorporatior:. ; c-not ex~ose untreated soil durina post-beddina operatiQ~'.· Applicc;tion after bed(Lng: Knock off "',ds to plantin<; ;.,,:aht bef or£- 3.9?lyinS TRIFLL:H:\LIN 4 TSF. A~';='1 v TRI?LURALIN .; '!'SF and incor~0~ate it with recoamended equipnlc;~L that will CG:l!0~re
to the bed shape. Do not leave untreated soil exposed.-
AAvoid r-ernoval of untr·~:tted soil from ~ z:t? seedb(~d befc·~·';..~ or dur h.c ::he planting Q~··.2rat ion. ':2hi s r;; .. '.>....:ld exposE' untrr:-5 ted soil a':.lot·;ing weeds tl:' qer-minate in the drill rot..~.
RECor1YtENDC'; j i':QUIPl'tENT Any ~ecomm~~ded incorporaci~:: tool may be l::'0d alene or in ':-mbination ,;: .. ~ith any o:::r!er recommended ;.uol. 'Two incar. ·~,rctt.ion PCiSSE-S 3To.? required unless speci:ically stated. The seco:1d inc·>~poration s"!1ou~:. ;-!ot be
(" deepet- ths.:-: ::.he fir st. , Disc: set to cut 4 to b inches deep anj operate at 4 to 5 mph. Field Cultivator: set ~o cut 3 to <1 ir,ches deep and o90~ate at 5 mph 0::'" more. A field cultivator is defined as an irr.olernent with::; :'0 4 ro,\ .. ,,1S of s~:~_'epsl spaced at i:ltETvals of 7 l:-!'=:'les or less ~!:.j stagset~ed so L,;-;at no soil is : . .::ft unturned. C:~:sel
poin~s should not be used. Comb~:-~a.tion Seedbed CC':Liitionet-s: seL -::0 cut 3 to 4, in-:hes deep and c<pe!:"ate at 3. speed of at least. 5 IliFh. These impl-::-:r:·:.nt5 are defirh:·j as thrte or more tilage devic(:'s combined and '_I:-:;·.'.j as a singl~ cool. For exam~ler 2 to 3 rows of field cultiv~~or C- or 5-sh5.;:·'C··j shanks with ar: effecti~Je sw€'c!.= spacing of 6 t:. :;; inches (staq:':;:2!.-ed 50 that no :,"Ji1 is left unt:i...:!.-nc:d) I followed 1".': a spil·:etooth ~( flextine harro~. followed by a ground-driven reel or !)asJ..:e· .
Roll!n~ Cultivator: se~ to cut ~ to 4 inches deep and operate at 6 tG j !lph. Rollinq clJltivato!:"s are aG~quate for use on coarse and ,!,~~~\lm textured 5~~~S only, except ~hen used in sUG~~canc whet:"",::: ·':h: rolling cul'..:".'ator may be U!..il,."\: c'n. firH:.~ textu~(G 50i15. Bcd '~_·' .. : . .l:!.tiOnL"'l' (Do~l~! ~:,: set to cut ~ ~,--, 'J irl':hc5 d(-·_·; .·tnti ODet-ai...~:· de 4 tc..' 6 mph. The do-all is d'.:equate lor USE- ,,'!. coars(' alld !II",C '~um textured 50i Is only. ,'ihen ",cing the do-all tn bedded cultur~·'. only one incorporation pass i!.' required. HO\.le·'.:~r. two pa~s~s with a do-all. ar~ required in flat planted cultur~. f-1ulch ':'~c.1.c!et (other !-:.:::1ilax disc-,type implements): s.·· t,) cut 3 to .j inches deep and .. ;"perate at: 5 to :~ mph. P.T.O. ~)t'iven l:;quipmenL (tilleL5. culLvators. hoes): :".J jw;t to inC<"·:'''.·,·aU' n<lFLURAL1H 4 TSF into th" ~op 2 to 3 inch·2f. of the
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seedb~.j r..;ith rotors :~; ·:.lced to p!--ovide .~ clean s ... ·;eel? 0:" ::he 5011. Only ;:·ne incor~orat:'c·. is necessary. ~'.~.!::'.O. driven e'-'.::~mcnt
shoui(i not be operate~ at a speed gren~ed than 4 mph.
Other ec;!--=~:::~ent., includinc the flexible ti.;.'·-Looth hat-rCJ\.,.1 ~:··lextine.
Hell-oe} .. c: also recommendt--.j but only for' '.,-, !':peCi3.L pl'Og! ~ms for which it ~~ specified in L!-:is label.
CULTIVliTIt)" i'.ITER PLANTINC
Soil treaced with TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF may be shallow cultivat~d without reducing the weed control activity of TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF. Do not cultivate deeper than the treated soil since this may brin·:; untreated soil to the surface. and poor weed control may result.
CROP RECOHNENDliTIONS
These recc·mmendations are -Jiven as the broi~jca5t rates of ':;'-:T::'LURALIN 4 TSF pet' ~cre. For band .:~pplicatio!1s~ deo:"!-ease the amou:-,t.. of TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF in proportion to the amount of surface treated per acre. Apply any ~.ime after January 1 when the soc l ce.n be ·.-Jorked ."nd is suitable lor good incorpo,-c,tion. TRIFLURI<.:.lN 4 TSF can b'2 '~':O, icd in the fall - see specific cr~D for recommend~tions. For aeneral fal! applicatic-n directions \.int::t-e specific recc·; .. ;nendatiQfls are ~.);,:. qiven
·r· see page ~-!. Where a rat.'2 t"anqe is shown. ',lse the lower ra!:e for coarser sc·ils or soils wit;:: lower orqa.nic :::.~tter. TRIFLURI":JIH 4 TSF should not be used on soj:; cO!ltainina mor·- ~han 10% orcani~ matte~.
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COTTON - ,:i-:IFLURALLIN 4 T::;F ALONE •
TRIFLU~~?Ll:i -i TSF can be applied and incor:.'~·rated b'2fore ,:.~ at ~lantin<;l.
immediat~ly after plantin~. or at layby,
COTTON-Pn '2mergence: Broadcast ~ates Per Acre
'l'RIFLURALIN 4 '~'SF
Areas receiving less than 20" average annual ~ainfall.
Areas receiving greater chan 20" averaqe
Soil Textl!re annual rainfal1':',
Coarse Hedium Fine
J.:Use 1-1;" pints on ! on all 5'
(pil!~5)
1-1: <1 1-112
~int5 p .. :r acr-c: ';-1 coarse an{! nh.":'!.ulIl ~Ile soils with _ ~~% orqatlic mali .•.
with 5-10% or';,:lic rnatLer.
COTTON ":)tplar.r :
(pines) 1
]-11 2 2
CCXCU!'"ed
use '2 tCJ ~.'. "
.~ pints
t-Jhen inf"'!"~-::·)r-atic·:: 'l'RIF'l~U!·:"'·"LjN 4 'l'SF a:."tc. .. -: c ·lantln""l {r'()::;t~·:'::lt}. bt::·
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COTTON - Lwby: Apply and incorporate TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF any time up to layby, but not less than 30 days before har" . .test. Direct the layby applications onto the soil b~tw~en the rows and beneath emer~ed cotton plants, Use the same Late~ as fot~ a preemer·~ence applicatic.!1.
COTTON - "0';; Application: Apply and incorporate 'l'RIFLU;"':i'.LIN 4 'l'SF any I ~me bet\-,.7-=en Ocro~er 15 a.nd December :,:" The qround may be left flat "" bedded-up over ",,'inter. On bedded -,,(ound. knock beds dow'l1 to desi ,(·ct heiqht before c,lctnting. moving sorr:;: Ll"(~ated 50il ft'om beds into fut'rows. Where soL is left flat over winter, he careful not to turn up untreated soil ju~inq spring beddinq operatiol15. Destroy established weeds durir!~ seedbed f)reparatic:l. If weeds oec,Jli!e established in furrows due tc u:lcoverinr _·
of untreate·j soil during bedding, destroy these weeds befor~ olantinq. In the fall. do not apply TiilFLURALIN 4 TSf to soils which arc wet or subject tc ?!'olonged periods of flooding.
BRO;..nCAST ":A,!'ES PER ACRE - FleLL hPPLICATION 0NLY: In Alaba!~a. A~kansas. northern Florida. Georqia, Louisiana. Missi5Sipp~. southeastern Misouri booth~el. North Ca~0Iina. ~~W i'-icxico. Q;':I:-:':10ma, South Car;_'_~ina. Tennessee i::-nd TexCis, apply and incorporaLe ~RIFLURALIN 4 '!~~ ~t a broadcasr ~ate of 2 pints per
~I-" acre on cc'a!::'~Je and medium 5:,-::5 and 2-1/2 r:·.5.nts on fine 50i~5.
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In A)::izana. California ar:ci 1~~_·-...;,::tda. apply ac·~~ i:.cor-por3.te Tr..=F~.U!~ALIN 4 TSF at a broadcast race 2i ~-1/2 pints. pe~ 3cre on 20arse E-~~S; pints on mecium soils; llr:d :·:-1/2 pints on 1 i!,-2 soils.
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For: cotton ·~~_·own .i.:' other :.ta:.:.es. apply ane inCOl.-pOLLt~E: 'I'i~L"~LU!~ALIN <1 TSF at a b~-c;-"c :a:.';: ra.te of ] ~-:·int per acre on CO,_t~::se soils; }-1/2 pints on IT,cdiuJr. 5·:~~::3: :2 p.'.r:ts Oli :~:j .. ~ 50i]5, 1-1/2 pints on coar-se soils with 2-5% orq~~:~~ illatte:; and ~ ~0 2-1/2 pints on soils with 5-10% organic iTlatt.er.
COT1'ON - S"ECIi'.L USE DIHlXTl(·j-iS
COTTON - F,J.L, panicUla: In Alabama. Florida. Georgia. North Carolina. South Carolina. and Virqinia apply and incorporate THIFLURi\LIN <\ TSF at the broadcast rate of 2 pi~ts per acre on both coarse and medium soils.
CO'l'fON - Rhj ::01ll2 johnsongra5'~:
In all cotro:-I-producing statE'S except Arizoila and Ca1ifot-ni.~1" 'y"OU can obtain cOmmf.'!'"cially acceptahic control of r!li.:~ome iGhn50r\i~rt-:ls_-; · ..... ·ith a double rat~ L·rogram which )lOU apply for 2 L'~,rlsccutiv~ Yf" ... lr:::. i,: C'tCCOt-
dance with Li:c followinq dir(·,,:tions.
SOIL PREPARKfICN - Proper preparation of the 50il before aD~lication is very importa~t for sati5fact0~y results. Usc a clliscl plow or similar implement t.e· bt'inq rhizome:; . 0 the top of Llip soil. Then tollow with a disc twc· t.:mes b0Ior'e a~jl:-I_cation to cuL t!:C:' rhizomes int·::. small (2 to 3 inchl ;:ieces" This shOUld also desLrclY any emerged iohr:50nQrass.
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IIPPLICATllitl - Choose the on" application prOyICam that best!' i ts your cultural practices:
SPRING APPLICATION - Apply TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF any time before planting ill the spring fo~ 2 years in a row. Use a broadcast rate of 2 pjn~E per ac~e on co~rse soils; 3 pints on medium so~l~; and 4 pj~~5 an fine soils. OR FI\L~ :··.::'i-'LIC;'~TION - AFr-'::"~' TRIFLUF:ALIN t: T:5F' bctWt.:"::!"1 '::: . ...:". . ... ~- !:.. UnQ. DeCem!J2!-- 31 to 2 years in a row at the ~,-'dilo;? !"att?s a5 L~ r-ing
applicCl::~on for the c::;:H.rol of r-hizome ~Dh!isongf'a.:3s.
INCORPORAT10N - Deep incorr--(lLJ.ticn is es·sen~.~::.l for good r-~Ll::{;:ne
johnsong~-':l.~~ control. Incct"porate TRIFLUR1\Li~ 4 'l'SF thoroLl';l~_,! with a disc set l:;:: .• =ut 4 t..Q G ~!Ic:,es deep and op~~rat:e at ~i to 6 ;l1">?:1. lwo passes are ~~cessary, wit!! the second pass i~ a different d~t~ction {l-om the fir~L..
CULTIVATION - Some ioh:tserr:,:; cass plants wil ~ escape. Time 1 '! c.ll ti vations dJrinq the c~op seasorl to remove escaped plants a~e 1)2Cessary to obtain ~o;~~ercially acc~pLablE control. Y0U cannot obtain com-mercially 5c~~?table contr8i ~ith only 1 ye~r of double rat~ TRIFLURALIN -; 'l'SF use. CROP ROTATIC,;'; - In the Seas,:)!-: following a 0:·;_:::'102' rate t.ren::;i"2::t. ;Jlant only rice ::"!1'-': those crops f::!- Hhich TR I FLU r-::t.. L I:; -t TSf-' car: =-_.~. :=!:?plied as a pr~plan[ treatment O~ ii~jury may result,
CO'.ll'ON - r-=:,c~~4eed ar!G seeC=~l: :-IQ johnsDngt-aSs .-. :·:tTO:!.: In ;'.lCi.0aina. P-kansas. ~·2~rida. Georqi~. ~ou5siana. Mis~i~sj.ppi, S0U[:.ea~t0rn
Nissouri. !\;cr-t.h Cat-oli:lil. L·,::,-·_:::.h Carolina, 'Tf.·:-:r:essee a.:ld ::C··....::[I·~·~-n
Virginia, 'I'i:,=FLURALIN 4 TSr ::,J.y be apRlied ;,:,·~._·::'lant :It a L:~ .''':~·-:C:ist
rate of 1 ~c 1-1!2 pints ~'-'r 3cre on coarse s~~ils; i-l;~: ~ ~ints
s0i1.:3. on mediuJa 50~ls: and 2 pir!~~ ~11 fi!12
State of ~ouisiana. 3 pinr~ '0r acre are i-''::· _·(.::,:;~me:1d.E:d on 1 i::-.:· .:--:.ci 1s,
COTfON - ':~'.i:::.~ t ional \ ... eed a.nd ·:n"ass cantre·l {i"::X3.5 Gul f Ce,'} ~._ i :
:'n the T~:':'l~ Gulf Coast c01_:rl'_ies of Brazor;'!. C-:11houn. Cha.::::"",:·!·s. Vort Bend. G~lveston. Harr~::. Jackson. Jeft'~:~:Qn, Liberty, 11ataqorda. G~~:lge, Victoria. Waller and ~ha~tQn. TRrFLURAL1~~ .; TSF Inay be app~:~d up to 2 wee~~- ~efr're plantinil at a broadcast r~te of 1-1/2 pints ;:er acre on cc.ar:ie soils; 2 pir!ts on medium soils; and 3 pints O~ [i£le soils.
CG'rTON t-'R::=::.i;·."l'IONS: Cotlon ~·.hould be plant(:c after <=arly ~";-'cJ;-Qn
adverse wt-:_i.t:!'2!'" conditions hiJ 1Je passed, es!',.:.:cially when usi.:1q higher r-at.e pr-co .... ;!- . .:m:~.. Cool, wet ,,,'ea.thcl- early in ~he gt-owth cycle c~-Iu~es
additiona: !:'.t"ess to the cotlon plant, Thjs indY r\~su]t i:) !(·.!uced stonds. dr:.!.:.t·:~:d maturity ~.1f'~ reduced yields.
COTTON - '~·:-,h:-: I~l.i:·:ES AND \.,Vj-:!· .. :·· .. :'S FollQvl rccon;;;.ended .::;.oi.! Pt-,·~:';~·(ttion and 1:11...: ,! :_"~-Jrdt jon Pt·l)c(: .. i:.:!-?s for T!~l~'~LUHAL:;'N : '!·SF.
COT'fON - T}-;;:·!.,~.n":h~ • .i~~ <1 T~-:i---I·'.".~I __ ·aro.i tank lid:.: (.12. Al·i:>.,;:-~ .. :. N·."w Hc-xir.-:o ':'1!1'.~ ·,.Jest 1'exd5:
It cott0n l:l··-..... ·;:! :1. Calii"o[-
The TH1FLli:·:. :!-i :1 T~:F/C':tP,-a,·'. combination \ .. :.: I! 1.~oI1LroJ Ct;'rt·j:::-: gTaSSE'S .-lnd brt)i-loj .' .. ' :'~·' .. 'I.:-d:" lis~·.'\!: TH1FLU,H\LfI-J·; j';.:F .1.Lon(: plu!~, t !1P ;","'Ill.--,p-
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ing weeds: Sma ,. c ·.,·eed Pric~2y side (Teawee~~
Groundcl)~~ry (Annua)) Mustard
AnnU3. nlorningglory Malva Ragwe·.cd Wi Id oat:
The tank 1iI:':-: also contr-L':!'_ .:,hallo~·) qet-mina t ~!-Iq seedlinos 0: :-:ocklebur and coffee-weed.
Broadcast Hates Per Acre Soi 1 Textut'e TRIFLuRALIN 4 TSF
Coal-se ~ledium
Fine
(~'ints)
1 l-li4 - 1-1/2
CaparGl 3~.'~·;
(pounds) 2* 2-1/2 2-1/2
"'Do not use on sands and j'.Jamy sands, For band application" use proportiot!ately less,
Mixing Directions: Carefully follow the p~ocedures on the Caparol 80~ label for making a slurry and adding it to 3. partially fill",d tank of water. ALeer the Caparol is thoroughly mi}:ed with the part:.3.lly filled tank of W3.t:er. add the TRE·LURALIN 4 TSF ar,d continue filL,,·:,-, Agitate continuously during the fi2.ling and sprayin~ operation.
Avoid lea~" ing the spray mi:·:ture in the tafl~: without consta:-.". a,!i tat ion. If bypass agitation is used, the bypass li;.,-, should sto!=, a:: the bottom of the tank to minimize foaming.
Addi tiona:_ Precautions: T~;e combination 0: TRIFLUR.tl.LIN 4 ~._~r:' /Ca~arol
should not be used in the ~ut areas of ne~~~ leveled field~. in areas of excess salt. a" where i, Qoding ave,· the ;jeds if likel \' t· happen. Do not plant cot ton in trac tor wheel deprc-,· ,;ions. These cC:o"ii t ions may cause cr-op injury. On iIlulch-planted ·:\·'.ton. water bac~: -.)nly after cot Lon seedlings are well establish,?;:.
Crop Rotat~ons: Cabbage, okra, onions and ~eas may be pia~-ed in the fall afte, a spring application of TRIFLUk·:'.:"IN 4 TSF plus C,'parol. I~inter ba,·~ey, winter rye "-nd ,,'inter <>heat can be planted i~, the fall also, if they are plrwed nown and not used for food or feed. Refer to the Caparol label for directions. cautions and pre~autions.
COTTON - J·"IFLURALIN 4 TSF/Cotoran tank mb: (except in Ari2.:Oila and ('3.1 ifornL .• :- : Fo).low rec··_'mmended soil pl-c'paration and irll'-:tH-por-ation proc(·'!' ... .n-es for TRIFLl~ALIN 4 '['SF. '1'h'2 T1UFLL;.:t\LIN 4 TSF/Cou,,, Cln tank mix ef[,·'cLi.vely contn,L· all the annual gr·asses and broadle;lf weeds listed t ·.)r 'l'HIFLUHALIN '; TSF alone pl\!~ these addition",: weeds:
- Rye~I'ass Prickly si,!a (Teaweed) But!.cnweed Ragweed Cocv..l,.'b\l~
Groul.·:'.:herry. W,.iahL J im~u;:I,·.,eed
Sesbania Sicklcpo:':' Smart· ... :eed I BEST ~YAHJfBLE CUfly:J
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Broadcast Rates Per Acre Soil TextL!re TRIFi.URlI.LIN 4 TSF
Coarse Medium Fine
i;)ints) 1 1-112 2
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Mixina Directions: Carefully follow the procedures Gn the Dtoran label for' "laking a Cotoran slurry and addi:,..; it to a pa,-tL .Iy filled tank of \ .. l.::..:.ec. After the .otoran is thorcL".=ihly mixed t..;ith '.:he partiall" Cilled tank of c:c,ter, add the TR2cLURALIN 4 TSF ,oJ.d continue filling. .',gitate continuc'lsly throughout ~he filling and ","plication operations. Do not leave spray mixture in tank without COf:3tCi.nt
agitation. If bypass agilcltion is used, tL<: bypass line sc,::>uld stop at the bQ~:oiTI of the tank :0 minimize foam:(lq. Apply in 1: --40 gallons of water p~r acre.
Addi tiona ~ Precautions: D.) not plant Ct'Op3 other than cot. :.:In on the treated 1;,,,d within 6 montLs after the app:~ ication of TRIE.JRl,LIN 4 TSF plus Cotoran, or crop injur'Y may result. Do not feed foli~~~ from treated cotton plants or s~ve trash to liv~stock. Do not ~:x
C' TRIFLURAL:r; .. 1.'Sf' plus Cot0lCan with liquid :: e,.tilize,.
West Texas Only: Do not use the tank mix of TRIFLUR.';LIN 4 TSF plus --=otoran 0:1 sandy, loamy !3a!-ld or fine sandy loam soils. Do not use }n cotton planted in furro~s.
A,kansas. ::'ouisiana, and !'lississippi Only: in tank r.:: :.: with TRIFLlJRi'.L~N 4 TSF on sand': matter.
Use 1 pound Co~~ran BOW loam soils low ir: organic
New Mexic< Do not plant:. created land WlC:. crops other th .. ,:·, cotton until 1 Y0ar after the last application. Do not use on sa~jv or coarse tex~ured soils of less than 1% orgar:ic matter.
COTTON - 'j'?IFLURhLIN 4 TSF ?replant follOWed by Cotoran OVe-, lay: Apply and incorporate TRIFi,URALIN 4 TSF a::; r-ecommendcd fm- ~he specific soil te}:tL;-c. Then apply -_~otoran as a pre'2!llergence surfac·_ '.::.reatment at 1-1/4 '::.12-112 pounds po..;-r acre. On liq!-lt silt arn:' sane":- soils lo~.J
in organic matter, use the lower rate,
Additiona 1 ?recaution: Hefer to the CotoL:n label for .:ill :3.utions and preca~_',- ions when usl.nq this preemergen\:'~ surface t~::eat:._":r.t.
COTTON - '!·~.IFLURlILIN 4 TSF ",r-eplant follo...,~·d by Kannex ove, lay: For- cottc>r. grown east of le." Nississippi E;'Jer plus J>.rkans~.,. southeastE-rn Missouri, LOLi.:.siana and Easte:-n Texas. incarp--::-ate TP.IFLUR.: ... r_.~N '1 T3F befol-e ~:-: anting. Then f· 11 ow wi tr. a pr-::-'_--'1I~~raence applicatic.·:-~ of Karmex. '1'h:!:. will effE-ctiv-",-l'J cont.rol all' -;'2 r ... ieeds control lea by TRIf'LURhLIN .: TSF alone plU2 '.l·.ese al~ditiona., "",,,,ds:
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I BEST AV~H.ABLf cij"pf]
30i 1 TE:<tu~--::
Coal-se Medium Fir2 Coarse S0~!~ ~ith : to 5%
organic :1i:: cte!." Soils wit~ 3 to 10%
o~-qanic s..:;".:.ter
il.. pp 1 i .-.s. ': i. on Y-::03.r 1
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.:~t=·~·l ica t i.::n ·lear =:
If a combi:-:a~ion of hiah o~qanic matter (5-~0%) and charcoal are present i:: :':-le soil, apply -i:'RIFLURALIN 4 TS;-- the second yea ~ at t.he following f~te5 for charcoal soils in Arka~E~s. LouiSIana, ~~d
~lississif"~': :
Soil Texture TRIFLUF:l'.L!N 4 ':'SF
I 1'1: If I
Coarse Medium Fine
(pines) 1-1/2 tc 2-1/2
2-1.'2 ~, I BEST AVAILABLE CUP'l]
For more ini'"Jrmation on che:.Tcoal soils see cjove.
Crop RotatiD:1: The program for red rice cO:,l:~'ol in sO'vbeans is a 2-year prog~am. Use the rates listed for first vear applicati~n and plant 3 oy b '2" 2..:-' 5 . The SEcond year use the norraal TRIFLiJR}:tLIN ..; TSF ra tes listed for your soil type and charcoal level and plant only lhos~ crops for which T"IFLURALIN 4 TS::' "las been recriste(ed as a "'repla~,~ treatment, or crop injury may result. ~o not plant ri(:e the second vea~" Rice may be pla~t~d the third ye5~.
SOYBEAN' - :::!":i::orne johnsongt"=tss (Eastern Uni::cd Stat.,=s and t::-.:~ stat.e of Texas j :
You can obtain commercially acceptable contr~l of rllizome iO~lnson
grass with .:i double rate proqrarn applied Iv!:" 2 consecutive vears in accordance with the followi~a directions.
Soil Pre?araLion - Pr"oper creparation of tile soil before application is very imp~rtant for satis~~ctory results. Use a chisel p~c~ or similar irn~:~ment to bring ~hizomes to the top of the soil" Then follow'V.,7it;, into small qrass.
~ disc two time~ ~efore application to cut the ~ to 3 illCh) oi~ces and to destr0Y any emerged
!":-:.i ::otnes ~'.:.h!lso!1 -
Applicati0~ - Choose the 0rl~ application p:"C ~~"arn that besL i_:s voc~ _~". cultural p~ :ctices:
Sprir:'l Application - 1"~" .. ;FLUR1"\LIN 4 :~Sr ~lnytime in th·~ ::~;.:"!"i!lq
befo!'!- r1antinq for ~ ~~ar5 in a row. ~j5e a broadcast :-ate of 2 ;;:~nt:: PC!- acrE" :on :.:oarse 5011S; 3 ;yints on medium 50i2.:-:; .1- pints on fine .:.oils; 3 ::.jnts ~:.:-: coarse soils
::t' •
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with 2-5% organic mal.ter; and 4 pints an soils with 5, :0% orga:ljc matter. OR Fall _'_pplication - A:3dy TRIFLURALIN -; TSF between Oct'CoDer 15 a~~ December 31 fo!' 2 years tn a r~w at the same r~r2~ as a ~~ring aFplicati~Il [or th~ centr"l of rhi=ome ic~~-50nc.:~ 5:.ss. OR Split Applicatioll - ~:·ply TRIFLURALI~ TSF at ~he sa5~ rate in b~:!~ the sprina a!):~ [all for 2 yea! ~ in a ro~ usin~ :he rate~ in the followi!l~ table:
Broadcast ~ates Fer Acre
Soil TexLt.:~~~
COCiTse !'-1edium Fine Coarse S~~~~ with 2-5%
orqaZ1.i::- :r:...J.t<:er Suils ~..;i '_~I :_·-1.0?,;
o!:"c-ani-:' :::3t'.:.er
john50ngr~~~ cont~ol,
a disc se~ :0 cut ~ ~0
TRIFLUj,!,',IN 4 TSF
Sprino .!!!d Fall
( pi:', '_.':- .1
1 1- ;' ~
1
passes at',.:- ::eces!:.",:!~'.C, ·,·r:'-:-,:'! :":1e second paS2 _:~ a. .jif:'·::!.-~;~:" _~~~'~-:,:r .. iGr: t~'c·t1 -;.:he f_:'st,
Cu_i.:.:.:'/a'':~ :.:' - SOrP.f::' ~or!.n5'.::. ::':155 ~lant5 wi] ~ ~!7:cap~. Tj,rr.e:'" cultivat2.Qn5 C.l~~'::-.'':; t:.he crop seas :'! to ~emo\'e eS:::-3._'ed plant,~; ':lre ~.;::essa.ry
to ol::otair'~ ':':'::"~:lme~-cial1v acc,.;';_'table control.
Crop Ho[u' :on: In the sea~~n following a u0u~le rate trea~illenc, plant ·::>illy riCe ",,,d those crops ::>r which TRlf'LUi'._o_LIN 4 TS," can j,e applied as a preplar!· ... ::l.-eatment or in~11ry may result.
SOYBEAN - ::_~,i zome johnSOn(fl-" 5 s - TRIFLURAL li-i 4 TSF.' SencOt- 0' TRIFLUF:ALIN '1 TSF/Le}: . .'::·;~e tank mix: TRIFLUFU\j_,:~! -1 TSF/Sencor '.:.'!.' THIFLUl< .. \LIN 4 ';';-:~FiLexonE:" rna'; ~": '~5ed f:::>~- rhizOlne 'ie·hll:·,:.j1gr-as5 control '~nd for the con ... r,,·l Qf thc·se ... ;.:_ ... ,-:- i isted fo~ __ TRIFL~::; .. ""J.IN -1 TSF alc.n'-'·. tOt' the addi', ~':-)!1al '''''(~·.:ds C:,;,i-:' ,:'led t,v Sencor: or :.,.:'xone in tank H~~:':' see Delo'.·..'. :-.,2.!o\..' FfO':':CJUCt:,,: -,r SC'l!,
prepat'ati' .. ::, incorporation. and cultivatic·r: r-ecomme!!ded i_e :~!!''':- Soy-bean - HL'::::ome johnsonqr.:ls;; section (sec "·.:1 .... e 7;,
Apply TRIF~JURALIN 4 TSF'!S~:I~:or or Lexone U~ to two ~eek5 L~i0t'e planting fer two '= ___ ';~5ecl.1ti·",f' ye2r~~ li~ the followin-::I !")t~oa..dca::::.'- rat-::::.: ~,-·,:.r acre:
~'~::'~Gne
.r,
(
50WP/1L or
Soil Sencor Texture TRIFLURALIN 1 TSF + 50WP/1 or
Coarse'"' Nedium Fine
(pints l ( 1[,5, i pints l 2 1/2 3 3/4 4 1
(
{dry flowablel or
Sencor {d,-y f 10<Jable l
\ Ibs. ) ~ /3 - I ~
ADo not use an coarse soils with less than l~ orQanic rnactpf.
Read and follow all addit':cr:.::.l precautions li5ted for- the T~IFLURALIN '1 TSF/SencQr or TRIFLURl'_LIN :; TSF/lexone tank mix (se-e belm-.')_
SOYBEAN - Wild cane (shattL-,--:anel: Follow recommended soil preparation and api ~icatic~ ?roced~~es far TRlrLURALIr< ~ TSF. Wild cane ~ ~:-J3tterca~e) can ,-:·~! __ ;r.inate t.hrG~;·.;:-:ot..:t :.r..e '::rrCo':.Jir:-:; .:::-'2.:t5:J:-~
and from ~re~ter soil dept~ ~han most other ~~ed seeds. C~mmercially
acceptable control G~ wild ca~e can be obt3i!1ed with the iolJowinq increased ~a=ed of TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF.
hpply TRIFLUE~~LIN .; TSF at ::-le broadca~.t ra~::::- of 1 pi!lt per ~c:r-e on a coarse soil: 2 pints on a ~Iedium soil; and 2-1/2 pints on a fine textured 50il.
Incorporatio~ - Deep incorFo~ation is essen:~al for qood ~~l~ ~ane control. incorporate TRIFLU!-::.~.L.IN 4 TSF thc!.··.)IJQhly ;"li th 3. G i 5·: S2t
to cut 4 to 6 inches deep a.nc. opel-ate at 4 to 6 mt'h. T~...Jo :::·:3.t:ses are necessdl-Y, v1ith the 5ec(.':~d pass in a dj ff(:Tent direcLion from the first.
Cultivatio::. - Culti'fation~ d:..:rinq the Ct-OP season will also cont.ribute to contro::".
SOYBEAN ?hEC;.UTIONS: Soybeans should be pl'::'i~ !:ed af ter c(lrl'; seas':)n adverse we-ather condition~ h.:-tVE: passed. especially '\.Jnen usi:-!G ~iqhec l·ate ~rograms. Cool. wet r...;eather earlv in the g-ro\.Jth cycle ca.uses additiona2 stress to the t:oybean plant. This may result in reduced stands, d0:'a~:ed maturity £"tnd r-educed yield::: ..
SOYBEAH - -,-_o.;.;!{ MIXES l'_Ni! 0'JE?LAYS SOYBEAN ThIicLURALIN 4 TSFI Sencor or TRIFLURI,LIN 4 -'::SF ILeXN'~ tank mix: The TRIFLl'Rj·.:_IN 4 TSF/Senco,- 0,," TRIFLURALIN ,; TSF/Le:-:one tan,: mix effectively cO;It.r::·ls the annual arasses and broadlcaf vIce-as contl-c. ~ led bv TNIFLURAL"~ ~ TSr alone P!~5 these additional weeds:
J imson:..;,.:'''::c Mallov..~. :w·<;::·.ice
(Flol,...,.'·-?- - :·f ·-.1.n-h:)\.H-)
!'1us la !.-d. ' .. ::. ~ d Pl-ickl'! .: .. ~a
Haqweed, common Sesbania. hemp Si~artweed. Pel'n~vi~ania
\j,-:lvetleai
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C.:.ntrol ::c,,~k1ebur. moc!::noglol", and qi-J.:- ~-39weed \hC'l-~,:--·.:·_:-··.o ... iJ may be er:ucic. Contt'ol m::y be improved ~ .... l_-h [imely cu:l-ti':-_~_~Cin.
t..J:-icre" coc~:lebu~- is a seriC".ls problem~ an o':-2rlay of Se:1c·:·t' -,Lexone mav be prefe~red t~- the TRIFLURALIN .; TSF/Senc~r C~
TRIFLURA~I~ 4 TSF!Lexo~e t!~k mix.
FolIo',,·.; ~(- ___ :r:m2nde.::;' procE:dU!·~':-5 for soil !Jt-c~·.:1!-.:;tion. incc!':: -: .tric·r;. and cult~~'a~ion of TRIFLU~~i.IN 4 TSF. Mix ~ccordinq ts ~~~. ~~~tion~ on page 4. The TRIF'LUR.l.,L-=!. 4 TSF,/Se!lcor G: T1-:IFLURALI~\ ..; ..-!.. ':iLexor,e L:3.nk m:':-: ca..n r>- :.lFplie·j :l-om ::. '--~eks he::ot-e pIa:::. ~;1q up i:-.:-__ ?! ;'"..:.:--:- - ~.
Broadcast ~bte5 P~r Acre Le::-:c,n2
:';O!.~p / 4L O!:"
Sencor
:>·~xone .: ~:!-.: flo~~able ,I
_':f~nco::-
Texture ~-~~lFLU~ALIN 4 TSF T 50WP;4 or 'irv f lOf;.]able j
Coarse'" l~edium
Fine
(pints) 1 1- :12 2
~Do not ~~~ 52ncor;~exone matter.
: Ibs. /pints) 1/2 3/4
1
: Ibs. ) 1/3 112 2/3
\ BESt AVAilABLE COpy I coarse soils ~ith less than i% c!-carlic
Additiona: ?recautions: L: not plant any ~rQP other than 5~'!~eans
within 4 ~~nth5 after trea~ment. Overapp1~cation. U;leven a~plicatiQn. or improp~~ soil incorpor~i~on may result ~~i crop iniury. h0rbicide residue, :~ erratic weed c~~crol. Additie:.~l stress fact0~~ a~e seedling: s:::>ease. cold wea~her, deep plant>::::;, excessive i1!-:<.=ture. soil ph c-:-::-:'" 7.5. high sal!" concentration. :'r drouqht . ..1.n-~· _,i these mit· ... wea.k~:--: :rop seedlir:9s .-.:;d :JC1-ease po~.:: :':-'ility of da.ma'-='_:: ::=-~::m the ta.nk mix. -These 2.dditic-C3 _ factor~ rr:ay al::. deL:y cr-op de·:·~!"Jpment or reduce y:it.·~d~ \.;hen Sencor .::'!- Lexone is apF= :ed. Observe 5.:;'l :::autior.s and limita~ions on the S~~c0r and Lexcne l~Lels. Do not U~~ the foliage £rc-:r. 50ybe~'tns tre3.:-:=':i with the TR:;:;:--:.:JRF.LIN ~ TSFiS-:·~:·=c;·r or TRIFLUR.l;L::: ., TSF,Lexone ~·:,,,k mix fot· feec c·'' foraoe.
SOYBE.-\.N - ~ ~IFLURJ.~LIN 4 TS~' preplant f ollo~.·;~d by Sencot- or :"'exone as an overlav:
Apply TRI~~~RhLIN 4 TSF as ~ preplant incorcorated herbicide. As a separate ·:=eration. make a single applicatian of Sene or or iJexone as either 2 band Ot- broadcast spray durina plantina or as ~ separate operation :·~:-:'er plclntinq T ;,·_!t before the 5c'lbeans emerge. :"",::::. not spray Se~~~~ or Lexone Qve! the top of emet-~ed soybeans, Ot ·:rop iniury mav rEsult.
Use Dire.:! ~:)n - Follow dir·::·":tions on the :::~·n..::or or Lexono:::: .:.:·!!:~els fol:.· specific i:":structions reaacding each herbicide.
5roadcas t j~ates :;:"e!.- i\~e
Fostp13:1t/Preemeraer.ce
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Soil Texture
Coarse;'*-
Hedium
t~ine
(
TidFLURALIN 4 TS?
(pints) 1
1-112
2
Sene or 50WP/4
or [LexoneJ"
[50WP 1·1LJ
<lbs.lpintc; 3/4-1
[3/4J 3/4 - 1-1/2 [3/4 - 1J 1 - 1-3/4
[lJ
(
Sencor (dry flowable)
or [LexoneJ-
or [(drv !lowable)J
( Ib:::. 1
1/2-2;3 r 11::]
1i2 - ~
[1/2 - ~I3J
213 - -'-1/6 [2;3J
~Lexone ra~e5 for each 50!1 texture are enclosed in bracke~~ [ J. AADo not a?~.ly Lexone to s?:-:G or soils wiLL ~es5 thar, Ij~% -:·rqanic matter. Go ::ot apply Senco~ to coarse 50i15 (sandy loam a~~i loamy sand) cont~i~inq less than 2% organic matter.
4;dditional 3'~!1cor- ar..d Le:-::or:e precautions.: ["0 ;-!ot use Lexo~e =!"" 3enco!:"" on Tracy. Se;~mes, Altona, ~0:1S0Y or Coker 10: soybeans_ These varieties ar~ sensitive co ~exone or Sencor. and crop injury may result. See~ must be plant~d at least l-li~ inches but not more than
:1 ... · 2 inches bElow the soil surface before a Sene or or Lexone apF~icatiop.. Do not apply Sencor or Lexone at these rates more tha~ once per season. Do not repla:~t areas treated iJith Sene or or ~exone with any crop other than soybeans within 4 months after treatment. Injury to ~oybeans may occur if you use Lexone or Sencor on soils having ~ calcarous surface or p~ of 7.5 or hiqher, or if you use them in c0ni~Jnc~ion with soi l-appl':ec organic phospha~~e pest icides. I")O not use the :- ',,:.: iage from treated s0yt~an5 fo~ feed or forage.
SOYB£itJ~ - ~~.7=LUK.~LiN 4 TSF:.~-:.mibefl t~nk ;oi:·: C>~- over."!.ay: ~ank mix - Ailliben ffiay be app:iEd sev2ral d5V~ p~icr to pla;:;~~~ as a broadcast ca~k mix with THIF~.URALIN 4 TSF. ~eed5 controlle~ ~v this ~ank mix, in addition to t~105e controlle~ t~ ~RIF~URALIN ~ :'~~ alone. arE smart-;:.;€::e·j. velvetlea:- a!--::c~ rag'\.]eed. The ': an i.,; mixct.:re :'::'~·.::"'I....~d }:of: used as a s?ri~a ~)ceplant inc~~po!'3ted treatment.
OVf:!-la.y - _:_i~.:;:'E:n may !::.e aF,s':":~d broadc5.st c·r in a band O~Jer r..:-le soybean row at p~2;:!:.ing time in fiel-:is \rlhere TRIFLUr.:?LIN 4 T5F has !::.een preplant irlcorporate~. Weeds con~r:·=~ed by Amiben wh~rl surface ap?~ie~ in addition :~ ~hose COilt~o!10(~ by TRIFLU~ALIN ·1 TSF alone. ar~:
Coffee~0~d (Sesj)arlia) Mus tard. <-;" ld Nightshad~. black Prickly sija (Teaweed) Ragweed =~)::\mon
Spurge, annual Smartweed. Pennsylvania Scinkgrass \}el'/etleaf
Apply TRIFLl!RALIN <I TSF as c' l:ank mix '.·lith A",iben. 0,· apply -'.:"c incorporate TR~FI."JRALIN -1 'TSF alone followed by .:-~n ovet-l.:lY app!ica'::iorl of !~miben at tL·.:"S2 rates:
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BroadcaSL ~a~e5 Per Acre
Soil Textur-e
Coarse ~Iedium
Fine
TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF
(pints) 1 i-lI2 2
(
(quar:.s~
4-E> 4-6 4-6
~Use the higher rate where Y0U expect heavy populations of smartweed, velvetleaf, ra,!,"leed, wild mustard or black nightshade. Do not use on m~ck or charcoal soils. Read arid observe all directions and cautic-n5 on the Amiber. label.
SOYBE...J\.l\J - T::::FLURP.LIN -1 T~:F!:\miben/~e!1l:or- ..;~- ~exone ta.f!r:. m:=-:: The TRIFLUR}·,i..IN 4 'l'SF! _;miber~; Sencor or Le:-:'~'n'2 tank mix efr ~,=:,,:, vel v controls ctl~ '..leeds listed l-='~· TRIFLURp.LJ.:N "; -=~~jF/Amib£::rl a.rl:]. TRIFLURAL:N ~ TSF!Sencor ~~ ~exone tank mixes.
Follow reco~~ended soil ~(er~~ation~ applica[~on. and i;lCO!·poration pt-OCedu!""f:'s :. Jr TRIFLUP.J..L I!·: ,1 J.·SF. The TRIFi.= .. i!~.~_LIN 1 Amibenl .3encor or Lexone ta:~k ~ix may be applied from 5evera~ days prio~ to ~lanting up to pla~tinq in 10 to 40 qallons of ~ate~ ~er acre. Use ~=reen5 no
L"':."' finer th2.!"'".: :0 mesh .
.- .....
. It..!Jply the T!:.IFLUR"'~LIN 4- T~r; F~.mibenl S2DCC·t"
following b~~adcast rate per acre. :",>2:-:one
Soil Texture
Coarser:: i'1ed. i urn Fine
·.!.·:·:~FLUH,;='IN
4 '[SF
'pintsj 1 I-Ii'=:
Lexone SOWP/4L
Ot
Sencot" ;. SOl'iF/:
i ... exone ,.lcy t] (.It.-}ablt' '
or Sencot-
--:.,. (dry r"lor .. ;at·~e··
;:;,_,) <lbs/pint!'- (lbsi 3-~** 1/2 1/3 3-~~* 1/2-3/4 AA •. 1/3-1!2~Ah
4-~ 3/·1A}';:;o:. 1/7.,f:i-;f.;
the
,l-;Do !'lot ',:;:.~ .3'2-r:cor or Le:~':'ln:-' on coar!:·e soi l~: ;"lith l·~ss tria:·: ~':'o crqanic matte!.'.
·.1,.';'·Usc tho:: ~::::ht":-!.· l-ate ..:-.. f .. '.!l"!.::'} • .:n when vcl\'ccj-:?-af or black l:i'"l!,':shade is 3. probl-::II:, ";';"f.On ClaiCo:!!v-JebsL-:'~ sed IS ':~1 Vlinnesota and rowa OJ: on si!Ii::'~ .. :~- alkaline (calcal·e(.,'...:~·· soiJs with a ,",j.: c·t ".5 ':or abo':c. apply S'2ncc,r ':'11· Lexon'2 at the rate~ i,sled b~low.
Soil TeztL.:!·':
!.~:Z:(Ir:·.::·
:;CI·,C())·
:-·OWP/ .~
LC;-::Jnt:"
! d rv f lO'~J.:!!:;.l·:) C,t-
~)e!lC0r
(dr', f :.r .. ·.,·2\!. : ,.:)
--------------- --- ---
-~ ..
~ledi1...!1T!
Vine
(
{lbsipir:ts' 1/2
1/2 - 3/';
(Ibs) 1/3
113 - in
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'-Use th~· i.i:::tl:.et- r-2it·:: on::y .· .. ::.-='t-C :::oil ph i::: :'::-:35 than 7.5 :::':-.. : \..;here r...;eed ::-re5SUt~e is hea':·;.
!'\dditional ~·!:-ecautions:
tank mix -..:i:1 not hat-m the ":.reateci crop w-hc·:-. you ap~ly it ::l::-:'l-di::Q to directions aI!d under ne! iTIetl CJrowin'~ ·.:onu.: clans. HQf.....'cve~-. ·:::,verapplicatic-n. uneven applic,.:-~tiOIl or impt-oper soil incQrpo~a:-:·:·n of t!-le tank mix ca~ result in erratic weed control or crop iniury. Additional stress factors are x~edling disease. cold we3ther. d~~p planting, ~~cessive moistur~. soil ph over -.5. high salt C0~centration. Cor drought. Thes,_- .'idditional fac!:.,-=-!"~, may weaken c!-':';::' ;eedlings and increase the ~ossibility of dalnaqe from tbe t~nk
reduce yiel~s. obse~ve al: cautions and limita~ions of al~ =roduct~
used in mixtures. ~o not \;~e the foliage f~om soybeans [~0~:ed ~ith
the TRIFi..i~;E.:l_I.IN .,;, TSF/P.mib.::::-:/Senco~ ,~r Lexc:1E tank mix for E'22d or f ot-age.
SO"':.:'3EAN - T!-:IFLURALIN 4 TSF. "Jernam tank mix: l'RIFLURALI:': 4 TSFIVernam ti.:j-!£ mix effecti.v.;:·j'-! controls tho~€' ~eeds listed fot- :'RIFLURALIN 4 TS? alone plus th,~::c additional "deeds:
Purple nu~sedge (nutgrass) Yellow r!,-,:'sedge (r!utgrass:' Annual mo,-ningglory
Coff eeT;.Jeed Velvetleaf
Follow recommended soil p,"paration procedures for TRIFLUR-0.LIN 4 TSF. You may apply the TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF/Vernam tank mix up to l0 days prior to planting. Incorporate the tank mix immediatelv afte~ application. Apply TRIFLUR~LIN 4 TSF/Vernam at these <ates.
Broadcast Rates per Acre
Soil Texture TRIf'LURALIN 4 TSF
Coarse 11edium Fine
(pints)
=--1/2
Vernam 7E
(pints) 1-3/4 - 2-1/3 2~1/3 - 3r. 3 - 3-1/2
AFor nutsedce. wild cane aJ.d velvetleaf con' rol. use the hiqtler rate of 3 pints 0er acre on medium ~exturcd soiL~.
1'.LFALFl\ - r;:~TABLI SHED In areas receiving less th':::'~l 20" averaqe annual rainfall [1("1- year, apply TP.1FL'JRALIN 4 TSF to ,"stablishe(l alfalfa stands at. a broadcast rate of 1-; '2 pints per aCt·" on coarse soils and 2 pints or. medium and fine SD ;.1 s . Use incor!",orat ion equipment that wi 11 insu,··c thorough soil mixina ~ith minimum darnaqe to the estnblished alfalfa,
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r.SPARAGUS SSTi'.BL1SHED Follow recc.:nmended soil I?t.-~_·paration, appl i(,,:,:..::d .. ion and incor;:·cl~'ation p~ocedurc, fQ~ 'IRIFLURALIN 4 TSF.
';.,J 3 1 If-/ I
TRIFLURAL~i~ .; TSF .:an be a':·f·li'.:-d to '2stabli shed aS~3.LJ..9us .!S ,~ sinale or as a split application. 1r: the winter or ~arly sprina. ap~:~ TRIFLURALIN -i TSF to aSFaraQ\Js after ferns :.!t-e removed but t·_·:.-o!."E' spear emerqence. Or. apply after harvest in the late ~pri~~ ~~
early summe,- before fernina begins. TRIFL;}Rl,LIN 4 'I5F \-'ll' s'..Ippress volunteer se9dling asparagus and fieJ~ bindweed if YOU use ~i.e follDwing recommended rates and application schedules. Follow recommended soil preparation. application and incorporation ~rocedur~f ~or TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF.
B:>2-adcasr ?:~ t.cs per ",ere
TRIFLURALI!; .: TSF
Split ~?plication
... . -- - - .
CO.3.rse 1
Nediu!n
::-inLS)
+ +
Ha!.-vest
1-1i:-": 2 D ,-3 c .-4 c .-
:r. 3.nv 5~::":; I ':t:::~~' t!1e maxii"um Ti~~ l-'LCiR:\Lll~ -~ "l'~)F
is 2 oin' c~at-~~ 50ils; 3 pi~~E on m~dium soi~~;
;:-OH T!-iE FC,~LOWING CHOF GEC~_;i··ING.
US:':: THE R:\TE TP-.BLt: BELOW
;'~Aj{ROT
C!,STOH 9F_"_N
,. -:~
apply a.nd
CLLEt<Y ':::'': ~-'2'.:t seeded a.r:d ~!:.-an5plant in ct.~··~as n:~c·::,iv::'nt1 '-';S :::.::~n 20" 3.Ve!.-'::lGC ~lnnual r-ainfall. ~
COLE eROi:" - T:<?_NS!"LANT P.pply a.nd ~; .... :orpora.te pri'.:"It" to transplantinG only. {uro·.:c· ~:. Brussels ':::::·~·out. CabbaQc ,:,uhi C.J.lJliflof,;.Jer~ :';ce next seclic,n :"-:"f"
di reet s,: .. ·~·.:,·."d. OKRA PE:PPER - "'i-.. :,NSPLANT f>.pply and j:1COrpordte prico~ to tra.rlsplanttnn only. SOUTHERN ; 'sf'. - (UcfQre pla.nt.ing only,)
_--... Apply a.nd ,,,corpm"ate THli"LURALIN 4 'IS!" befc·(e plant inc:, a L L'lantinq Ot· immcd:.-:'tt·.-·ly afr.~=t· "'""ll.-tf!t i!,'.I, unle~:s oth~,:~·\ .. :isc jndical..:c.::1.
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TRIFLURl'.LIN <1 TSF
Coarse Medium Fine
Areas receiving lE5~ thac 20" a·;.1erage annual
rainf,tll'"
(pint:! 1
l-l/4 - ,-1/2 1-,12
l'.t-eas receivinq areater than 20" :t+,/erage annual
rairtfall
:oir.ts) 1 1-112 2
AUse 1-1/2 pints per acre on coarse and medium textured SO~lS and 2 pints O~ fine soils with 2-5% orqanic ma~ter; use 2 pints 0n all soils with 5-10% organic m~tter.
COLE CROFS - DIRECT SEEDE[, (Broccoli. Brus,els SprouLs. Ca.i-':;aqe and Cauliflow~ri See abovE sEc:ion for transpl~:l~.
For direct - seeded cole cro~:s, apply and inc;Jrporate TRIFLUF: . .':.LIN 4 TSF before planting at a broadcast rate of 1 pi~t per acre on c~ar5e and medium seils and 1-1/2 pints on fine scils and soils w~:h 2-5% organic matter. Direct-se~ded cole crops have exhibited ma~ainal tolerancf: to recomme:1cec. ~-~ttes of TRIFLUR":'.LIN 4 TSF'. Stunt -:'nq or t~educed .s~2.nds may occur.
CUCUR5IT:3 - ?OSTFLhNT El~lE:-.GED (Cantaloupt:· _ ~uc:":!.lbe r CiJJC j-.i.:.. -: t?~-me:-:' C~) Western i...::-__ ;. :..:ed States ir:c: .·:'ir.a Texas; Apply 'I'h=:=·~.-}R}_LIN 4 TSF ~~ ~ directed spra-' +:,,_, thE :::c.i.-:' !::'~-:-' ~.--:.~:~ L!-.0 t-Q\-lS -:3.nC ::"_~!1eath o:an:~ ;".':._-:-h at- .. :: in the .::: . -:::. <1 tt-'....!-2 J.l2af '.:-~J~.
3roadcas: ~a~~s ?er Acr~
Soil Textu:'2
Coarse t-ledium Fine
ArelS n=c·.:ivinq less tha:-. 20 'I
d':E:rage ~:!;-:ual
rainf.:1~lA
(pint~.
1 1-1/4 - ":'-1/2
l-
Areas receivir:.: greater than :~ ..
3.ver-aQe an'H;2..-. rainfall~
(pines; 1 1-] !2 ~
,l;US(! ] -1:._ ;Ji.;.t5 or. C0dr-S'~'
on finc ~(_:ls wi~~ 2-5% o~
with 5-10-~ Qrg~njc ma~Le!-.
:U10 mea -1. Ulil t e~: r .:- .: . .j l~tni(..: rnattet~; l.J:-'
soil!:: pint~.;
o . an ..... _ ;_ i nl:. 5
_ .- i 1 s
Set inC0!'!:-·r3~ion eauipme! during i~c~t·poratj0n.
DHY n£l\)~
to thro~ trea::,~j soil arQund ~:.~ plants
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folloW'ir:.q t-.::d:es:
Broadclst ~ate5 ~er Acre '~'EIFLUH1\.LIN 4 'rSi--
Coarse Medium Fine
;"xeas rece i 'J::l.g
le=:-5 than ~.(i"
:3.VecagE annual !-a~!lfa) 1":'
{pints; i
1-l/4 - 1-~/'2
1-1 r!
!-41'"0.a5 recei\'ina g~ -=-5 ter tha!: 2('" a V~ 1· 3..Qe annua 1
raj :!fail*
:;..:ints) l 1-1/2 2
*UE€ !-l!~ F~nts pe~ acre ~:~ ~Garse and mec~~:m textured 50i~E ~n~ 2 pints O~ fine soils with ~-5% orqanic m5t~·~r·; use 2 pintE ~:1 all soils with ':'-10% orgCtn~_c :n:l.·.:::-~r.
DKY BEAN - 'i.·~-.I!_-LURJ...L::::N 4: TSF.:E;;:-tam tanj..: mi:-:: The TRIFL~~-.;:=_I1~ 4 'I'SFlE?t.a!il :::3.nk mi:{ elfect-i":::::lv contrGl~ ::l:i the follot;.JioC! :,,;·.:-,:-QS in additiG!~: '.:-:, tbose ~..;eeC:s :--':st,=d fOt" 7RIF'r-':;:.:).LIN 4 TSF (se~ r3ge 2):
Henbit : :3~:-ing applicati:_-!~:::'
Niqht5~~~~~, ~lack
Night5hai~. hair~
Nut5ed~e
Oat, ~.;i.i.:':
Rag-weed. ,-':unlmon Smart~eed. Pennsylvania VelvetlE~~ [Buctonweerii
Follow recom~ended soil pre?aration and inco~poration prGceju~-es for TRIFLUR-".::'lN 4 'lSF. The "-',nFLUR/I.LIN 4 TSF/Eptam tank mix should be applied from 2 days before plantino up to plantinq. Incorporate imrnediatelv after a~plicatiorl.
Broadcast Rai~es Per Acre
TRIFL'--'RlILIN 4 'l'SF
Soil Texture
(pintsi Coarse Medium Fine
Areas receiving less than 20" average annual
"ainfall"
(pints; 1
1-li4 - l-l.<~
l-J::~
Areas receivinq greater than 20" average annual
rainfall'"
(pints; 1 1- ~ ! '2 .,
Eotarr. 7C
2-1. 2 3-112""-2-1<-' 3-112 :~ - 1. _: ~~ - 1 ! ~!
~U5e 1-1/2 ~~nts per acre ~n coarse and medium text\J~ed soil~ and 2 pints on fir:~ 50ils wjth 2-5~ organic matter: l~se 2 pints 011 all 50ils wit.1~ : -lO~;. orcan!c m<l~ '.o:-.'r".
*~Use Eot3m .:~ at a rate o~ 2-1/2 pints per qrasses; ~ - i " pints to cont Lol nutsedgc c.u:d.
\cre to control anrlual additional broadieftf
I
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weeds.
Precaution: Read the Eptam label before using. Observe all cautions and limitations of all products used in mix; L!res. The cOUll j:.ation of TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF and Eotam should not b<e used on soybe.~,,=. blackeyed peas (beans), lima be~ns and other f13tpodded tean~; €~~ept
Romano. Do not use the foliage from a cro~· t':"l-eated with t::·:. TRIFLURAtIN 4 TSF/Eptarn tank mix for feed 0r for arazina.
DRY BEP.!~ - :=-all application for dry bean q!.'"-='t ... ~ in Idaho. CI~--2:;on.
and Washir:~~_on: Apply and i!lCOrporate TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF ar.v t- ime ber.l".-leen O~:~·.)~er 15 and December 31 at a broadcast rate of 1 ~i!lt per acre on coarse soils: 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 pinr5 on medium soils: and 1-1/2 pints on fine soils. Destroy established weeds durinq seedbed prepa~ation.
FOR THE FOL~a,vING CROP GROUPING. USE THE RATE LISTED BELOIv. BEAl~S - (Guar and Mungbean) GREENS - Turnip greens grown for processina. Collard. Kale and Mustard al-eens. l"1USTPJ~D - G!.'"oW'n for seed Qt- pl-ocessing for f':lod in Minnea!3ot3, l10ntana 9.nd North Dakota: Apply ana inco~porate TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF before plantinq at 1 pint per acre on coa~se soils and 1-1/2 pints on medium and fine soi~s_
BEANS - (Li~a Bean and Snao Bean): Apply and i~.corporate TRIFLL;RALIN 4 TSF bE-fore planting at 3. broadcast rate G: 1 rint per ac~~ on coarse and nedium soils and ~-1/2 ~ints on :i~e soils.
CORN (FIE:L[ CORN) and GRAIN SORGHUI-l (~lILO): ~';pply T!-~~?I.~;P'~J._LIN 4 TSF tD field corn or a~-ain sorghum (8 ':"':-:Of"S 01-
taller) 3E ~n Gver-the-toF or directed spr~~' ~o effectivel~ ~ontrol
"eed5 li.oCEcO for THIFLURl\L~N 4 TSF.
Soil Prepa:::-~ticn - Culti'.'a'=.-.= before a TRIFLUHALIN 4 TSF ap~'l:!.cation to illsure loose, friable ~oil. to remove established weeds, and to cover the base cf plants with 5C~~ .
. 'IFplicati·cn Directions - 'I'riIFLURALIN 4 TSF should be applied and incorpo~ated at Lhe recommended rates for the soil texture when crop is well established (8 inche5 ~r taller). TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF ~a~ be applied either 3~ a~ ovcr-the-top d~ray or as a directed spray. D!-0Q nozzles should be '_::cd if foliag~ ~L-events ~niforul ~0vcraqe of soii ~urface_ Soil inc,_-.. r:-':,!::"2.t.icn mav be ':'1-:complished \.Jit:h only one pass ·-::f a sweeptype Cultl~_:tor O~ a properly adjusted roJ_linn cultivator.
The 5weep-I-?pe culLivator ~?lould have 3 to ~ sweeps pe~- r0~ i~iddl~ arld be operat':-Q at G Lo 8 mph. Set the middle s";.)eeps sc, as le- a'~'oid ex-·
:;_v posinq un::r":-3led soil. Adjust the incorpcq"ation tools to ~l-event crot=' in~ury.
BroadcilS~ ~~tes Per Ac~e
""~"
Soi =- !~('xtun,:."
Mec i"", Fine
(p!.nts) 1/4-1"= I l-li2 1-1 ~ - 2
~7 0(, III
Use the lowe~ rates \.Jhen YO'..l anticipate liq~~l weed Fr€:~sur·::: and the hicher rates when you anticipate heavy weed nressure.
ACorn only: Apply 1 to 1-l/2 pints per a2re in Alabama. F~crida. Georgia. North Carolina. South Carolina and Virginia to cO~"r~l fall panicu~ and Texas panicum.
Precaution: Do not apply "I"RIFLURALIN 4 TSF to corn qrown f L"!.- seed. Do not apFly TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF' !:o corn or sora:!um as a prepla:-,: ar oreemergence t~eatmEnt, or croF 1njury may occ_:c.
HOPS Apply and :::1corporate TRIFLlJRALIN 4 TSF whi~0 the crop ~s cc·,:nant. Use a broadcast rate of 1 pirt ~er acre on coacse 50ils; 1-1/4 ~o 1-1/2 pints on medium soils; and ]--1/2 pints on i~ne 50ils and 5~i~~ ~ith 2-10% o~q~~ic matter.
MIN7 - (EEt~blishe~ Peppermi~t and Spearmi:1--· Apply TRIFLJRALIN 4 TSF at ~ ~ate of 1 pil~t ?er acre on CQa:·~e soils; 1-114 pin:£ on medium 50i13; and 1-};2 pinL3 on fine soils. use incor?c~a~~~!1 equipment t~a~ will insu~e tt2rouqh soil mixi~~ with minimum d~~age to the ceop.
PEA - (D,v and English) - i'o:ITLURALIN .. TSF ! .. LONE P.pply anci incorporate TRIFL!jRALIN 4 TSF bef..e're planting- at. a rate of 1 pint per a-~e on coarse an~ medium soils ar~d 1-112 pints O~ fine 50ils.
PE!\ - TRlf"L:...:r{]· ... LIN ~ TSF /Fa~· -':':;0 tank mix f c·r nea.. in :!:daho. :. !.··.:-:.;·:·r; 3.:1c.
Washinaton: The tank r!"iix combtnation cf TRIFLURALIN 4 -::'-3~~ plus F3.r-Go '.-·2 ~ ~ !='rovide control of · ... ·ild oat in addi tion to ath:?!"" anrJu~"l.! Qra!;sc.3 ~;,..:. :-::."oadleaf weed. =ontrolled bv Th:FLURALIN 4 TS?
i~pplicat::-::: Rates: Broadc_'i~_~ 3i4 pint of T:'-:IFLURALIN 4 TS:·· ~er acre en coarse a~~ ::iedium soils; ~int of TRIPLURA~IN 4 TSF all f~rle soils. Use
In::orpo!.-~~::: ~n Dice(:t.ion~.: _:·.~:·::-<iy and in;: .... :'r:: ·:cat-.~ lip :.0 ". :,: .... :'.::: b12fc're pia.ntj,nq. :·o3.1·..)w !·'2C!~)mm0;.·-=-·::,j inccr-pCo[-a:.i·.-':-. p:-oceo".Jl·':5 [c,t . :·.:!-·~LU}~.I'I.; .. IN 4 T'SF.
Frecaut i-:.!.: Uo r.e:t apply .-_. lentils. i...&~a: .: r i nkl j na and. -: '_ 1 aYI;':(i ;l16.turi~:.· ~.-: ::"'2as IT,ay ocr.:U! t-~aTticlllal-lv C!·I :~lay pOinls irl ·_::c nc.r-tl.-~..Je::;t; tn,'- . ::is is usuall:i :::..::,re thaI'. cffse:·, ;'\' 3. reduction -.-: '.-Jilc. o~i.:.
tIC! not U.~·': ~-·Jl1.age ':-"rom ~.~ .. ~rcd peas fet" i':'" .:: Ol- iO!,.-.:tqe. :-:'<. ':.~c to tho.:: c,~ution!:.:. P!··.:.>~·:aution!.' ar.d :: r:;:-ctjons on U-I' .::-'2.C-Go lar.21.
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PEA - Fal] application to dry pea and Engli~h pea in Idaho. ':'reqon and Washington: Apply and incorporate TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF any time between Occober 15 and Decernbe~ 31 3t a broadcast rate of 1 pint per acre on coars~ soils; 1-1/4 to }--1/2 pints on medium soils; and 1-}/2 pints on fine soils. Destroy Esta~lished weeds du~inq seedbed preparation. Do :10C apply TRIFLURALIN -1 TSF in the fall to 50ils which al-e ~ ..... et or a~': .3ubject to prolonged periods of flooainq.
PEAl'.!UT - {Spanish Peanut in Texas and Oklah::-ma j :
Apply and ic:corporate TRIE.UR."LIN 4 TSF befcore plantinq, at ;olanting or immediately after planting at a broadcast rate of 1 pint pe~ acre on coarse soii ~. When incorp0~ation aft:.~r plar.:::..i~g, take cal-'2 ;lot to disturb t~e seed.
PEANUT - 'lK~:--LURALIH 4 TSF ··.->~-nam tan~ mix -: Spanish ?eant.;:: "- Texas and Oklahoma) : THIFLURAL::;':·; -! TSF/Verr.am t~:.~: mix effectivE:~'~- controls tho~'2 ;"leed5 l:s::ed fot- THli:'i.,:.::-:.=-_=-'IN 4 I'S? a.10:-;·: ;::}us these addiLional weeds:
?urple ~u~sedge {nutgra~~' YellQ~ :_~'=~edge !nutgra~~
A~nual ~~~ninaglory
Cof f .:: . ..:::·' ... :e Ed. \ielvo::-,-~eaf
Follo~ reco:t3ended soil pr~~~~ation prOCedl;!-e~ for TRIFLUR~~IN 4 TSF. You ;nay ~:-'fJ=-Y the TRIFLURI.,'::":::':·j 4, TSF/Vernar.1 ta.n;". mix up to 1(· days prior to plantir:~.
5roadca5~ ~~~e5 ?2r Acre
Soi 1 7-:-:·:: ... ~.-=
Coat-se
T~~~~URALIN 4 TSF
·.E='ints) 1
POTATO :!-. . .;.~ states excep: i--1airte):
\}ernal~! ','~:
\;.:'i~ts! l~l/:::
Apply and i~~orporate TRIF~,URALIN 4 TSF after ~lanting, ~ei~~e emerqence, ':>L immediat.f~ly following d~a(,fOff or after Lhe potato plar.ts ;)~ve fully emerged.
Broadcast Rates Per Acre
Soil Texture
Coarse 11ed i UllI
Fine
Al-eas t-eceiving less than 20"
avet~aq~ ... annual rainlall A
1-1/4
(P:~t3)
1 [-il2
1. -ll2
Areas receivi;lc; qrea t e r thar. :~ I)"
averaqe c1-nnueJ. 1 rainfall'"
(I?intsl 1 1-112 2
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~Use l-l:'~ ~~~ts per acre 0n coarse and ne~!um soils ~ith _ 5% organic mo~(.er; u~e 2 pints on all soils wit.h 5-10% or-:ranic matter.
Set incor;:o!"ation equiprneL~ so that the be·,~ and fu:~-o\.: \ .. ,::l~ :,e unifor!nly covere: I .... dth a layer 01 "C.rea.ted soil .... ;. the lCo-:.'-2~ c·f ~:·.:'d..t.ed soils. is not ur!i:orm and thp he~-~·icide is concen~!:'-3.ted Co':":!~- the ~:. oo::at·:-emergenCE: ',lay he retarded. 2..nri stem bri ttl~r,ess car; :"CCU1-. :-;:-.12:' 3.r:'~,1 ~;-
ing and i!":':'J!:"porating TRI!·~~.0Rl .. LIN 4 TSF aft·~~- petat-; plc!-!t:" ::.:iV2 fullv emerged. dG ~ot comp:etely ~over the foliaae with ~reate~ ~._il. Likewise, do ~~~ completely co~er foliaqe at sllbsequent ccltiv~-~0ns. Be careful that incLrporation machinerv does rl~t damaoe pota~~ 3eed piEces or elongating sprours.
POTATO - Spli t appl icatior. in Idaho, O,-egoL and Was'",ingtol-" On all soi15, apply and in-orporate 3/4 pint of TRIFLURALI:-, ~ TSF per acre befc~-e planting and ~: <1 pint after planting when rota:' >-~lants
have fully emerged. Do nc.::: apply to soils :of!taini::q 2% c·!. :n::'re organic rnat~er. Follow in~0rporation direc~ions listed ab:~'0 ~ar application to rotate afte~ plantinq.
POTATO - TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF G?tam tank mix I :·t· potatoes gro~ ... ,:! in Kansas. Ninnesc.1ta. Nebraska. North :=Ia.kota, Oklahom2.. South DaKota .;:~::.d Texas; The TRIFLU:::.;LIN 4. TSF/Ept3:-: ::ank mix effecr.::'vely controls t:-;e" follo-: ... ::in9 ~-leeds ir. 2.C:j i t ion to thos<:.:.' · ... }~eds controlled bv TRIFLURP..LI~.J .; 'I'SF.
Henbit Oa t, wi ~ .~
(Sprinq applicatio~s) Nightshade, black Nightsha~e, hairy Nuts ed9f'
Ragweed. CCJmmon Smart~e~~. Penns~:v3nia
Velvetleaf {Buttonweed'
Follow rec~mmended 50il pr~paration and application proce~~"es for TRIFLUR_".Lc',j 4 TSF. The 'I'R:FLURALIN 4 TSF/!::::>tam tank mix "'''-: je applied a.ftel- ?la.-!:inq, but priol- : . .:- crop emergencE" In areas whE:!.·~ potatoes are normally dragged off, the TRIFLUHALIN 4 TSF/Eptam tank :;llX should be applied and incorporate':: U!:J to or immeciis.tely follo;·,;i:lG ::rag off.
Broadcast ~.3.te5 Per Acre
Coa.rse Medi U!TI
Fine
Area::: ; ·:'-'.:0iv:"!l'; less : :,~:.;) 20" a-jcra·.: ~ u:lnual
ra i :-.:' -::llA
1 1-1/2 1 -112
Ar·.:':1S recc2."::no gr~~tEr than 20" av~r3.qe annual
:linf"a] 1;'·
~?ints)
1 1 I-In
2
lpi.nt.si l~~/:l - 7A7"'-
1 ~::. i'f :i. - "3 : 4
7
.l.:Use l-li~ ~'int~~ ~·)~r acre: _.~ C'oarse and medium soi::'s t-;ith :-5% orqanic m~~ter; ·~s~ 2 pi.~~~ on all soil5 w~~h 5-10% organic matter.
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~AU5e the :;igher rate of Ectam 7£ for nutse~qe cont~ol.
Precaut i 0:: : Read the Eptarr. labe 1 bef Dre u:-:: na . Ol.i5C' ~'"Je c:: '_.::' !.ons and limitatio~~ of p~Qducts u~~l in mixtures. :)0 not qraze or ~eed foracre to livest.c=~:: from fields :.:~ '?a.ted \-lith TRIFL:;r: .. 4LIN 4 TS?iE;:o:~r.! tank mix.
POTATO - T"IFLURALIN 4 TSF' :eptam appUcatic.:-, before plant ir.:: in Washington. Idaho and area,on: TRIFLUHALI:; 4 TSF/Eptarn !l1a~.' be applied befc·!-e planting- a.t .:i :;!..-oaacast rate of 1.;.; pint of TRIFLU!·:.:'.LIN 4- TSF per 2.cre and 3~1/2 pi;-:t5 of Eptarn 7£ per acr~ on all soil textures. Incorpo!-ate immediately.
PrecautioI~: Do not use t!lis tank mix both Defore and afLe~ planting in the sa,Toe season. Read :~e Eptam label r-efore using". Ob~e!"ve all cautions ~·,":ld. limitat.ions O!':. la.beling of al~ products used i:;. mixtur-=~. Do not use ~oliage from treated crops for !~ed or forage.
SAFFLOI-.lER Follow rec :-mmended soil pr->.:-paration, applic.::.tion and inc-:Jt'"F':·-::>ration procedure~ for TRIFLURALIN ·1 TSF. Apply and incorpot'"ate TRI"r-:"''JRALIN 4 TSF in ::he sprir~ befo!.-~ planting or in the fall between Oct0ber 15 and Dece~~er 31.
If" Broadcast ".ates Per Acre ,
Coarse Medium Fine
TR IFLURAL I ).;
Area.s receiving Ie,s than 20" average annual
:rainfall;'
jpints~
1 1-. 'A - 1-1/2
1-112
':'.reas rece i v ina less tha.n 20" average ann 1..1a2.
rainfall"
(!Jir:tS)
1-1/2 2
AUse I-I:: ?ints Der acre en coarse and me~i~m textured sai:s and 2 pints on fine soils with 2-5% organic matter; use 2 to 2-:!2 pints on all 50i~~ with 5-10% orGanic matter.
S.lI.-FFLOWEH - Fall a;:oplicatic;:1 in Arizona, California. Idaho. !1':Jntana, Nevada, O!. ,~:.~or!, Utah, Wa~:-:'i!!gton and v-Jyorninq: Apply and :"corporate TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF any time between Oc', .)b,,~ 15 anc December ~:. Ground may b·:-o left flat. or !'e·i<led··up over wir.· . .::'~.. On bedded grQ~~d, knosk be~s ~Qwn to desired ~~iqht ~efor~ pl~:.:inq, moving somo:: treat~d soil f ~ .. .:J1l1 tops into fu!- ~'0"WS _ v-ihe[·c sc:-i ~ is left flat over ~inter, take car~ durina spcing i0ddinq operation:: to pre~ent turning up unt~eated soi~_ Destroy establi.:hed we~ds duri!): seed-bed prepar.~;~ion. If weed::. r:ecome establisho_"J in fut"rows ::!.~.>~: !:o uncoverina c~ untreated soi: luring listinq. ~2~troy the~e ~e~ds before planting _ .':"'ppl y :!r..j inco!:"~ ~:·~-ate THIFLURALI;-l 4 TSF at a ;:'r':-::t.:!':3.~t rate of 1-1/2 pir.-;..~ P~L' 3.cre on CJ2.:-5'2 SQil~; 2 piL::: on mediu!r. 3-::'~ :~; ,:i;·ld
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2-1/2 pints on fine soils. Do not apply TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF in the fall to soils '''hich a~e wet or are subject to prolonqed periods of flooding.
SUGAR BEE,' Apply TRIFDjRP.LIN 4 TSF as " broadcast, over·top spray when ,,~ants ar-e between 2 and 6 inches tall at a rate of 1 pint per acre 0~ coarse soils and 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 pints on medium and fine soils. Use the higher rate for medium and fine soils in areas receiving mc~e than 20" averase annual rainfall. Set incorporation machinery to throw treated sol 1 toward the p1 <".!1ts in the row. Be careful that incorporation ma~hinery does nGt carnage the suqu~ beet ta?root.
?recautiO[l: Exposed beet raots should be cc:vered with soii before a TRIFLUP.';~~;; 4 TSF applicc.tion to reduce tr.e possibility ·:f girdlinq.
SUGl'.R BEE,-' - Incorporation ',-ith a tine-toccr. harrow in California, Colorado, i:=~3.ho ~ Montana. ':'!ebraska, Oregon, l.'exas, U~ah, Ws.s!"!inqton and Wyomi;-,Q: A properl~i Qper:3.ted tine-tc'c<.o harrow (Fle:-:tine or Helroe) .:3..:; incorparaLe TRIFL:]R}!.L:;::N :± TS;-'- for effective \.Je-2d cor.tr=,: in ; .. ...:::;;:~ beet.
Operate t~e ci~e-tQoth ha~~'~~ 2 times over t~~ field in 0F~~2i~g directions ~.:: a sr-eed of 2 t.:' <:- mph. Set :.:.L::- h-)xro\ ... 1 te: cu~ :. to .!.
inches de~~. 3~ careful t~:3: che tine-too~~ harro~ does ~D[ jama0e the sugar beet ta~coot. ?:,~:ow recommended applica:ion procedures and broadca~t rates per ac~'~ for sugar beet !see precedinG ?aragraph).
':::;UGlillCP.j,jE - i::: iant. Cane): ~pply and ~~corpor~~e TRIFL~~ALIN 4 7SF tw:s~ a yea~ at a ~~0~dcast rate of 2 to 4 p~~t5 per acre f~r all soil textu~es. Make the ~if5t
~RIFLURA~~K 4 TSF ~pplicatiGn in the fall or! firmly packed b~d5 irnmediate~y a~~er the seed ?ieces a~e plant~d. Make the s~c~!ld TRIFLURA~:~ ~ TSF application in the sprina before or shQr~l; after Lhe cane em~rges. Loosen rain-packed beds 2 to 3 ir~ches deep before the sprina 5pplication. Take care that incorporation machinery does not damage ~he seed pieces or emerging shoots.
SUGARCANE - Postplant in Ha.<:aii for control of most annual ",-asses, includinq q~ineagrass: Surface a.op'y TRIFLURALIN 4 "TSF after planting (for plant ;:3-:eel or after ha!.-v'2".3ting (for ratoon cane), before " ... leeds and cane ''':iil~rae
harvestinG ifor ratoon cane). before weeds and cane emerqe. Use a broadca~~ rate of 6 to 6 ?ints per acre fo!.- all soil textu~-es.
In plant ca;ce, the beds should be formed or ~ollerl before a~plication. In ratoon cane, Lhe crop residue 5ho~ld be removed ~e~ore aFplication. If large amour:ts of crop resiciues are present. TRIFLURALlN .. TSF will not c ... , effective. Apply TRIFLURP.LIN -1 TSF just before an[::ipaterl ,-ainf~:l Gr sp~inkle irrioate immediately after a.pplicat:o:·;.
SUGA..~Cr~E - Applications up to layby fo:.- pi.t:nt cane or ratc.o!: car!e grown in Lc:.:isi3.!1a or TEXc.~3:
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Apply and incorporate TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF at " broadcast. rate of 2 to <1 pints per .acre for all soil textures. Do this in the sprinq from before or shortly after the cane emerges up to layby. Applv the TRIFLURALIN ·1 TSF after the bed" have been "haved or fals" c·;-,aved. Loosen rain-packed beds 2 to 3 inches deep before applicat~~! .. Be careful that incorporation machinery does not damaae ~e~: ~iece5 or emerging shoots. You may use a rollinq cu~ tiV3.tot:" or bed c: •. :.;::?£:r tc incorporat e ~.LRIFLUR_?"'LIN 4 TSF layby appl ica t.i on~ in suqarca.::{.· ,:,n all soil textut-es _ Follow nOL-mal incorporation .. ii rections for .::-~.~ r"olling culti7~:cr. Set bed chopper to cut 3 to 4 inches d~ep 3~: operate at 4 to 6 .. ~h. T-W'o incorpoL';!.t.ion passes ar-~ necessary.
SUGARCA .. NE - ~tchgrass (Raoul·:nass) control i;-, Louisiana: Apply and j~cDrporate TRIFLU~hLIN 4 TSF on e'~her plant or ra~oon cane 5t a broadcasr rate of ~ pints per acre for a~l soil texcures. ~ollow
the a1reC~~~~5 above for sugarcane layby ar:··.~cation in ~a:;~~~~na and Texas iSee above).
SUNFLOWER - :'RIFLUE,".LIN ~ ,,,,;' ALONE Apply and j~corporate TRIFLU~ALIN 4 TSF in ::;e s~rinq or i~. ~~:e fall ~etween OC~0ber 15 and Decem~e~ 31. Follc~ ~ccommend0d 50~_ ~~e
paration. application and i:1".:orporation orC".:'?'2LireS fer ~RI:=-~ ... ;_;?_:;LIN 4 TSF.
Broadcast Ra=es Per Acre
THIFLURALIN ., TSF
.5oil Texcu~-e
Coarse Medium Fine
Are5.= receivinq le::s than 20" a\'E:f"3.qe annual
!Cainfall'"
,pints) 1
l-1 i ., .. 1-112 1-1/2
Areas t"ecei"i:!.r:a -:treater than 2~"
a~~'erage annua.l rainfall"'-
(pints) I 1-112 2
"-Use 1-112 tQ "2 pints per c:!c!:e on coarse and medium soils ~-;'t:-l 2-5% orqani~ matter and 2 ~int5 on all soils with 5-10% orGa~~c matter.
ScJNFLOWER· :';':IFLU:':!'.LIN 'I '~:_:,cli,miben tilr.k m;:·, c.r ov"rlav:
Follow rec:.)ln:nE"r-:ded soil pre;..'aration. 3.pplicuLion and incor-p·.)~-a.tion
procedures : ~r TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF. Amiben mav !~ ~rplied in a band or broadca5L over sunflowet·s ~t plantinq in (ields where ThlFLURALIN 4 TSF has been incorpc~~:ed prior to I?lantinr~. Or-. the TRIF~.;j~·:l\LIN 4 TSFlhmib·:::·n tank mix nl~v !:.~ inco!:-
,'.- porated p,.ic): to [,Iantinq. TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF/Amiben tank n:i" improves mustard • .:;:n·~~:-tweed ...... elveLle~lf and raqr,;eed control ir: addi:ic-:-I \:.0
those "{ ... "1eed~ ·::onl ro.!..led b·.' T1: ::'FLUHhLJN' 4 '[SF .;;': lC'I!E.
Apply TRIFL:JRl-.LIN ·1 TSF/Ami!.I·~n or TRIFLUF;p.L1N ,~ TSF \o.'ith an :).miben QvcL-lay
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at the f0_!G~lng broadcast !-ates per acre.
Soi l' TE-:·: !.: .... xe
Coarse r-1cd : GT"i1
Fine
TP.! :-~LURALIN 4 TSF
-ints) 1 }'-1/2
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Amib",n .~
4
AFar hesL ~ontrol of mU5C2!-i. common ragwe~~ O~ blac~ ~~G~:-:'::3je u~e
the 6 qUhrt raLe.
In coarse textured soils. heavy rains on th~ incorpocated ~~~ben may move it below the weed seed aerrnination ZOlle and erraLic w~e~ control may resuic. If sufficient rain does not fall within 7 davs ~iter a preemercer!ce application af Amiben. but t~!ere is enouqh soil mois~ure to germinate weeds and arasses, a liqht cul~ivation with a rotary hoe or similar tool will uproo~ these small br0~dleaf weeds and ~rasses. The shallo~ mixina of Amiben in the surface soil will not ~n=erfere with the a:[ion of Amiben ~hen rains come.
TOI-!}\.TO For direct-seeded tomato. 6;Jply TRIFLURALI!i -i T5F at blocki:~I; Or" thinninq as a d~rected spray to the soil between raws and bene~t~ the plants, and incorporate. ~C~ transplant tomato, apply and i~corparate TEI?LURALIN 4 TSF b~~ore tran5planti~', Do no~ app1y TRI~LURALIN 4 ~5F aftet- transplant inq.
Br~adca5t ~~~es Fer Acre
'l'RIFLUi·:,\LIN 4 TSF
Soil Te:·:t·...:!:"e
Coarse I-Iedium Fine
:~~--::a5 receivinq l"ss than 20" a\;'~l-age annual
rainfall'"
, c·ints) 1
l-li4 - 1-112 1-112
Areas receivin·-. qreater than :.:.' averaqe annua~ rainfall"
(pints) 1 1-11 2 2
":"Use } -i,'2 ~~nts pCr" acrE: -:::-:1 coat"se and meC_"lfil text:lred so::!...:; and 2 pints Gr. :--:!le soi 5 ,.Ji:~l 2-5% arqan:c mal :,:.·r. USE 2 ~i!'1t2" ::-:1 all 50ils ~ith ~-lO% organic ma·.t0r.
FRUIT AND !,UT CROPS AND VliL'iARDS For areas receivinq more than 20" averaqe annual rainfall. For new plantings of vineya!"ds, citrus and pecan trees, ap?l~ alld
1·... incorporate TRIFLUHALIN 4 ._;:-~: before pl[!.nti"Cl at a broadcs.~~ rate of 1 pint p~r 3cr~ on coarse ~cilE; 1-}/2 ~int~ on medium 5~i~2; 2 pints on fine soi:s; 1-1/2 pints 0n fine soils wit~} 2-5% c!'a~nic m~tter; and 2 pint~ on soils with ~-lO% organic matt~r. For non-be~~inq, established plantings of citrus a~d oecan trees and
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bearing plantinas of grapefruit. lemon. oranae. pecan. tanaelo and tangerine trees. apply TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF at ? broadcast rat~ ·~f 2 to I;
pints pe~ acre for all soil textures. For areas ccccivinq less than 20" averacre a:,nual rainfall. For new ~lansings of almond. apricet, citrus. nectarine. ~E~ch. pecan and walnut' re"s. apply and incorporate TRE-'LliR,"-LIN 4 TSF r·~;·=-re planting at a broadcast rate of l ~int per acre J~ coarse 50i15; 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 pints ~n medium soils; 1-1/2 pints on fine 50ils; 1-l"2 to 2 pints on 50i15 with 2-5% organic matter; a~d 2 pints on 50il~ with 5--10% organic matter. For new plan=ings of vineyards. apply and :ncorporate TRIFLJ2ALIN 4 TSF before plant ina at a broadcast rate of 1 to 1-1/2 pints per acre on coarse soils: 1-1/2 to 3 pines on rned:urn soils. and 3 to 4 pints on fine soils or soils with 2-10% organic matte~. Do not use more than 2 pints per ac~e on heat-treated grape ~ootin~~. For postpla~t applications on bearing or nOfi-bear~nq established ~lantings of V:~evards and almond. ap~~cot. grapefruit. lemon. n£ctar~ne. orange. peach. plum. prune, tan\Ielo, tangerine aild walnut trees . .3.pply TRIFLURAI..~N 4 TSF at a broadcast ~ace of 2 to 4 pints per acre for all soil textures. Do not apply to vineyards within 60 days of harvest. In establ :s!-.ed plant fngs, ::ip::·ly TRIFLURALII~ ;~ 7SF as a di!-e:::: ed s~ray to the soil and use in incorrcra~ion methods :~0[ injurious tc ~t:~ trees or vines.
FRUIT l-.ND ;·F.IT CROPS AND vIlis'lARDS - Rhizom·" iohnsongrass cccitrol: For areas ~eceiving less than 20" average a~nual rainfall. You can obt.ain commerciall'! acceptable con:.. ~ .. ..:·l of rhi 20rne -:v!-.:1S0n
qrass wit!": ~ostplant appli·:3.tions in nearin(! ar.d nonbearinc, Establisht:d plantir.qs of "'i;-i'~:Jards and almc'f,d, apricot. qrape:ruit, lemon. nec~arine. orange, p~achl pecanl ta~Ge10, tanqerine ~~d walnut tre~E: w~_t.h a TRIFL~.n:;_~.LIN 4 TSF pr-ogr::.!:1 ~.-!hen a~pliec fc-::- 2 years in Zt !.- :.~ ... ~.
Soil Pt-E"?a:-.::::.:.ion - v-Jork tho: ::0:1 tho!.-o'.JSLl·: "_.:, bt-ino::: ~~!::- r:._ ._~:n·2~
nearer the su~face. ApFlicati·:·:l - _~.pply TRIFLU?":'_~IN 4 TSF at a. ;:~-'Jadca5r. r::"ti::~ :~:
per acre an ~ll 5011 textu~~5 each year for ~ years ~i1 ~ ~,:~. Do not apply ~ v~neyard~ ~it~i~ 60 days of h~r~cst. Incc'rpc!:"~:_~ _:-. - l.r!cc'!:'}=·orat:-- :·':::IFLGR .. i\L!N 4. ':"-:":.-- t.hOl-OU·:;hly r...;i::::-: a disc set to c:u~ .; L:: 6 inches ~L·:.::-· and operate ';1.: .; to 6 mph. T-;· .. -:::- incorpC'-ation ~ -,.=ses are ~ecessa.t-·: ~1ith the 3ec:~~.: ::·ass in a diffe!-ent d_ ection :~-~ffi the first. Cul.tivatio:-I - Some johnson(":~-~~s5 plants ~·l:il. ·.<::cape. i.'i:r.el·. :-·~:J.ti·.J{·-·
tions ar~ :~~:essarv to obt~~~. commerciallv ~~~cePtable con~L' YOL cannot c>bt3~:! ::o:nrr.~·r-ciall·~· .1::ce~tab1c cQnt.~-.-:- · ...... :ith only 1 ?'.::'::-:.~- vf T~IFLUH~~~~i ~ TS? ~se. ?t·ecauti,.::" . .=: Dc !:..:·t use :::- .:: -:..: quarts !:"~t:L' ;-:: new pl.'lnt. ir'G~-:. ~t- c~-or
injury mav :·25Ult. Do not ~!lterplant OrChcl!'{is or VirleVQrd~ ~~th oti'ter crops. ~f :~!e treated vi~0~~rds alld orcha~-~~ are di~erte~ :0 other crop uses, plant only thOSE: ·:rops for which '.:'HIFLURALIN 4 TS~~ has been registered as a preplant tccatment for the !l~Xt cropping season.
FRUIT AND lWT CROPS AND VINeYARDS - BindweeC; control in Cali:urnia: TRIFLURJI.LIN 4 TSF can be ue·"d for the cont,'",] of field birodwc·ed in vineyards anj far almond, a~~icot. qrapefruit. lemon. nectar!ne.
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orange. peach. pecan. tangelo. tangerine and walnut trees.· ;'.pply TRIFLURALIN ·1 TSF at a broadcast rate of 4 pints per acre on all soil textures. TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF must be ""pplied in the spring with a specially designed spray blade "'hich applies a thin. concentrated layer at a soil depth of 4 to 6 inches. This layer of TRIFLURJ..LIN 4 TSF prevents bindweed shoots from emerging. Land ['reparation - Destroy all weeds and grasses with soil ~:lage before applying TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF. This tillage is necessary to prevent trash from interfering with the operation of the spray blade. Equipment - This operation requires a spray blade capable of ~unninq 4 to 6 inches below the surface of the f.o;.1. The spray blade should be equipped with nozzles located u:der ~he 0~ade and directed so that the TRIFLlJRALIN 4 TSF spray will be trapped under the soil ,,-hicn is flowing over the blade as it is pulled through the soil. Use a s~fficient
number of nozzles with spacinq that will uniformly apply the TRIFLURALIN '\ TSF underground in a thin. hori~ontal layer. Application - Apply TRIFLURp.LIN 4 TSF in 40 ; 0 80 qallons c.! \.;ater per acre. Ope~~te the spray blade at a ~epth of 4 to 6 inches. Precaution: Some soils deve~op crac~s as ti)ey dry after ~ai~~all or irrigation. Field bindweed ~ay emerqe if th~ cracks extenc throuah the TRIFLi.J:-:!"\~IN 4- TSF lay\:-.::. Prevent or el i!~inate crack:3 1::::.': sha;.leo-.... -discing C'~- ~,-her tillaqe_ :\-;oid deep tilla'_:.:· :-:hic:t cisturt'5 ::he subsurface- ~.~yer. Cultivat:'·':'·:1 Ol:.'" til!..aqe i""~~.s:.. . .3.ids t:ne cor:·:~-.::::j of germinatinc s~eds.
~"1HEAT O'liIN'?:-~!{i - (Idaho, !-k.:·!,'.::ana. Oregon and ;rJashingtoni: THIFLUR;'.LIN -1 TSF may be a.pplied for prepla.nt preemergence -:'~ntrol of cheatgras5 a..:1d other annua:' (a-asses and broadleaf weeds con;.:rolled by TRIFLU?ALIN 4 TSF. The arowth, development and yield of uinter Wheat will not be adversely "-ffected. provided the seed is ~'~"ced below the zone of soil treac~d with TRIFLUR~LIN 4 1'5<. Apply TRIFLlJRALIN 4 TSF anv ::ime during a pet-iod from 3 wef'·:~ u? to immediatelY prior to plantin·~. Broadcast TF::FLURALIN 4 1'5;' at a rate of 1-1/2 pints per acre on c~arse and medium seils and 2 pi~ts on fine seils. Incorpora t iL-·n Directions - ~ ncorporate TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF into the soi 1 with a flexi~le tine-tooth ~~ar·row (Flextine. Melroe) set to ~ut 1 to 2 inches dee~ and operate at 3 to 6 mph. Incorporate one time within 24 hours af~~r application. followed by a se~ond incorporation in a differellt direction from the first prior to planting. Do not till the soil ~i~~ a disc after ~~e TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF has been in~0rporated with a flexi~le tine harrow. Seeding Dir--.:-..:tions _. Use oni y a deep furro' .. ~ ·:.t- semi-deep ful.-!-oW drili that will ;:·l3ce the seed bel;:Y,.} the zone of :5oil into ~ ... ,lhich TJ-.=FLURi\LIN 4 TSF ha~ b~en incorporated. Precaution: ~,j)-,eat plantec ;:1 direct co..,ta·:~ ,.ir.h tr'~ated ".~,~ mav suffer cr·:';~· iniur·'l in the ~ 'l·m of delayed '_·m· .. ·t-Clenc·~ ·,tnd dev':"';":Jpment_
WHE1\'T (Wl!L::.!-::· - r'c111ow sc.i:!. application in v-lashingtCJn dnd Oregon: 'IRIFLUPf,L;':·i .; 'ISf applied '",-:1 shallowly incL.rporated into fallow soil IIp (.( ~0ur months ahe:i~ of planting wi]] cont~ol cheatarass and certai~ 3nnual grassEs and broadleaf weeds, The arowth. development. or vield will not be adversely affected as lone as the seed is placed he;~·': the zone of soi 1 treated with 1',<lFLURfI.LEi <1 Tr:--. Use
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deep or se;ni-deep furrow drills. Broadcast ~ates aloe 1-1/2 pi:ltS per acre or: coarse a!!d ;neG)'~.:. SOl.15 and 2 pints on fine soils. Apply TRIFLURALIH 4 TSF any tim" fr-om May to September prior to the :· ... 1l1 plantin<:r of ',·:inter \-"Yheat. Incorporation - Incorporate TRIFLURALIN 4 T~~ with a flexi~_~ tine-tooth harrow (F].:::-.:·:tine or Melroe: set to cut 1 tc :::. inches dee~· :...: .. ...: ::.perated at 3 to 6 mph. For thorouch incorporation. t~0 pas5~5 of t~2 equipment in different di!:ections over the field arE: :lecessa!.·~:. Ir,cc::-;:-··:.·["ate one time within 24 hours after application fol10~ed by a secon~ i~cQrpora
cion prior ~o seeding. Do not till the soi! with a ~isc af:0~ TRIFLURALIN ,:~ TSF has been .'11?plied with a 11e:-:ible tine har!.·cl·"'~'
Precaution: Use only deep furrow or semi-deep furrow d~il15. Place seeLi bela",,' t:'~e zone of 50i 1 into I;.]hich TRIF~:jR]l.LI!1j .; TSF ha~. ~een incorporated. Do not piant ~heat directly irlt~ the zone of s)il treated witr; TRIFLURALIN 4: T5F as injur.y to the crop O~: ::1 .=-.::<-~y in its emerae~ce and development may occur.
"lH'L:'I.T ! SPF:lN,~ j, DURUM AND P.!,.c·:LEY - TRIFLUR.',LLN .\ TSF ALJN::: TRIFLURALI;,J 4- TSF is recomIT:t::':-:ded as a postf l.::t~t. incor~o!:'2~ t.:..: : rea.tment t;) control foxtai! (pigeong~a~~ . Apply TRIFLL~E.;LIN 4 TSF 3.::' 3 broadcast rate: :.: 1 pir.t per 2.:":~·e on coa!.-~e
and medium soils and 1-1/2 :~ints on fi~e soi: Plant 2 to 3 inches deep:!.,! :i ~lell-tilled '::2:?dbed. .~.pply -::'·!=-.=='LURJo.-LIN 4 TSF after seeding but befc~e the crop emE~0es. To incc~p~~ate, U~~
flex-tine O~ diamond harro~5 operated two ti~es in diffe~ent directions, at speeds of at least 5 mph_ incorporate by ope~atinq equipment 1 to l-1i2 inches deep_ Applicati':'n and the fir:::t incorporation should be done in the same operation if posEible. 60th incorporati0~S must. be done ~ithin 24 hours.
~··a---iEAT (SP~-=;:·::;}, DUEUN, BARS:::-!- (FALL .~PPLIC!-_TION} - Fc.xtail!?:':JeonQr2.ss control: TRIFLURALIN 4- TSF may be fall applied for rc.,xtail/pi<?,eong-rass control in spring wheac, dururn and barley planted the followinG sprinc. TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF may be applied to 0round that has a manaceable trash level, has been fallowed or pre-tilled. The first incorporation is required within 24 hours after application. A second incor~cration is required prior to plantinG to destroy emerqed weeds and t~ ensure an even discribution of TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF treated soil.
Broadcast ~a~es Per Acre
'scil Texture
,=oarse Medium F'ine
'I'E ~FLURAi..IN 4 TSF
( pints) 1 1 1-1/2
(."'" Incorporation Directions - .'.:lV of the follo'.·o.nG tools are u,:c,mrnended " for fall in'='::>rporation. Tl:2 disc or field "CJltivator may t,,,, "sed for
the sprinc i~corporation pa~5. Care should be taken to c~~r.::e the tool at a mo~e shallow depth than the fall incorporation.
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1. Chi.:.,;;;?l plow: May be used for the fi!'st pass only. C'~e!.·ate at 4-5 in~hes deep at 4-6 mph. A chisel ?low is defined as havinq 3 rnws of up to 18-inch sweeps on no crreater than 12-inch centc~s. Staqger sw~ep5 so that no soil is left untc!-~~d.
_, Tandem disc: Operat~ at 3-4 inches deep at 4-6 mph_ 3. Field cultivator. Ope~ate at 3-4 inches deep at 5 mph Jr
more. A field cultivator is defined as having 3 to 4 ~0W5
of sweeps with "c" or "s" shaped shanks. spaced 7 inchec or les5 and staggered so chat no soil is left unturned,
Planting Virections - Wheat. durum, or barley should be app~oxirnately 2 inches deep. Precaution - While use of this practice rna.,. resuit in a stand reduction, sliqht stand reductions do not normally affect yield.
WHF~"T (SPRINC). DURUM AND BARLEY - TRIFLUR.;LIN 4 TSF/Far-Gc, cank mix: TIUFLURALIN " TSF/Far-Go appl ied as a postplant incor-por-a te-': treatment will control foxtail (pigeongrass) and wild oat. Plant 2 to 3 inches deep in a well-tilled seedbed, Apply TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF/Far-Go after seeding Dut before crop emerges, To incorporate. use flex-tine ~~ diamond harro~s two times, operated in differe~t directions. aL 5p'2eds af at least 5 mph. Incorr"~rate bv operat::'!1G e=!uiprnent 1 to 1-2:: ~nches deep. Ap?~ication and th~ ~irst incorpor~ticn should be done i~ ~~!e same operati~~ if p05~ible. ~f not. incorpc~~:e immediately ~~~er applicati~~.
B~Qadcast Ra:es Per Acre
Far-Go
Soil Te:-::.·,~~·.:
Coat·se Nedium Fine
Our-urn S;?ring Whee:.:..
(pints) 1 1 1-" 1-
D'.Jrum Sp!.· ing Wheat-
(pints) 2-112 2-1/2 2-1/2
Precautio:.: Overaopl ieat io:-: may resul t in Ct"OP in jury. Go label 2a:-~fu11y before ucinq.
rl',.L~ i'l.PF'L ~~·.:·.-~~!ON
3.'1 ~·l ey
(pints) 2 2 2
Re.::.':' the Far-
General: .... !.-f~a5 ro:.::c:eivin<.J ;-;')re than :.::;)" av. __ -~-::-t<:H~ annual !,.--:..::::·~:::'i
See speci~.; Cl-O~ fat- recom:1\~ndati0ns. :::~or .,21. Cl-OPS fc,!:: ~:~:::h therE: ilt'"t2 no sr--'':''~: i·: full appli'::.~·ion instl-uctic-r.:: and fCJl- t-;hi:::. -:·;·:!FLiJR:\LIN 4 TSF is t-cc·:.':'mmended as il :-:-·~clUergencc a?pl:ication 'J~e ~hl? ::.::l.tes listed fot: sprinc .:::':"plications. not apF,1y THli-'i.i .. :RAL1N :1 TSi-' i;: ~he f.1.ll fo~ sugar~'2: :5, Fotatoe~ ~:;: direct-scedel! ~~maLoes.
In most ~;':.1.: ~s apply and i:.: ~·t-porclLe 'l'RI~Lt;:·.::LIN 4 TSF' 2-..11V time between October 15 and December 31. In Mil1ncsota. Mcntana. North ~,nti South Dakota. ap,,':'! ana incorpo!Ca~ e l'RIFLURALIN ;, '!'SF anytime De~,.;r,en September 1 and December 31. G!."ound may be lefL flat ot" bedded- ;L over
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winter. On bedded qround, knock beds down to desired hei(ft.~ before plantinq, moving some trealed soil from beds into furrows. Where soil is left over winter. b~ careful not to turn up untreated soil during sprina beddinq operations. Destroy established weeds during seedi.Jed preparation. If ~..Jeeds become estalJ~ished in furrows due to uncoverinq of untreated soil durina bcddinQ. destrov these ~~eds before planting. Do not aF,oly TRIFLURALIN' ~ TSF in- the fal: ::0 soils which are wet, are subject t:J prolonged perf'Jds of r3..oodifl'=!. ,::·r where rice was grown the previous year.
FERTILIZER ijSE DIRECTIONS APPLICATION WITH LIQUID FERTILIZERS TRIFLURALIN .J, TSF may be mixed with most liquid fertilizer mat.erials. The combination of TRIFLURi\LIN 4 T5F ",ith sc·lutions and susoensiontype fertilizers has provided weed and grass control equal LO the same rates of TRIFLURALIN 4 T5F applied in water. Follow TRIFLUR1'.LIN 4 T5F label recommen~ations regarding rates per acre. crops, incorporation directions. special instructions, cautio~s and special precautions.
Individual state regulations relating to liquid fertilizer mixing. registration. labeling and applications are ~he responsibility of the individual and/or c~mpa~v selling the fertilizer and chemical mixture.
1""" Testing for 'lank Mix Com~acibility in Liqui.': Fet-tilizers: TRIFLURALIN " T5F alon, Jr i!1 tank mixture ,·:ith dry flowa.,:;·,'C. wettable powders (WP~. aqueous -:.>.Jspe:lsions (AS), flov:ables (F). liql..:i.it:- (Ll. or solutions (S) may not combine properly with some fluid fe~tiiizer materials. Small quantitiec should always be testec. beforc, fu11-scale mixing. This will de~~Lmine whether a compatibility a?ent is needed. and which agent does the best jc..t,. The ::;o:=ven acencs listed belov; have been thol"cughly tested. ·:-:.ere ar"2 many v!:.her surfactant3 or. the market I.r.~hich were not dt::~ iqned for usc -.,;i -,1: liquid fertilizers. Use the followinq test to sel~cc the C8rrect ~:;~nt for your mixtur-e.
1. Put J. E='int of the liquid fetotilizer if! a quart jar. 2. Add 1 to 4 teaspoonf'~~ (s) of the dry f iowable. "P. A::. F' or
L ior;nulation (dependirlg on the recomre'~nded rate pe~ 3crel to the liquid fertilizer. Close jar and ~qitate unti~ t~~
materials are dispersed everlly in the fertilizer. If the materials do not disperse well, it may be necessary to slurry the chemicals in water befot"e addinq t.o the fertilizer.
3. Afcer dispersing the :~dterials (Step :~). add 3 to ·1 tcaspOollSful ~,: TRIFLURALIN 4 "'SF to the iar a"c. shake well. .',."id solutic-" herbicides to the mixture last and aqj t.ate. Observe i..:H~ iar for abou~ 10 minutes_ If the materials rise to the su~fa:~ and form a thick layer (oily ,,,,cds) which will not redisper5e "Je,en agitated. a compatibilirv agent is needed. If the mixture is easily t"e{1is~ersed to it~ ori'linal state wiL:-: sliqht aqitati'':·:l. no
.p" aqent is needed but c;c.)d agitation In!;,":: 1;e provided in the ferti~i2er spray tank.
4. If the need for a COlTop3.tibility age,lt is shown in Step 3, use a clean quart ,jar, stiirt at Step 1 ahcve, add 1/2 teaS2GOn of the cijmpatibility it~e,'.( to t.he liqui f' rtilizer. mix :';'2:'..1 then
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repeac Steps 2 and 3. An effective compatibility agent will cause th~ mixture to remain uniformly mjxed with little or no separating or oil rising to the surface for one hall hour or lange!-. If slight sep.:tration does OC':"-'.l:!"". '2 to 3 inversions of the jar should give a uniform remix. If oi!~ curds form which wil~ :1ot r-edisF'el-se. more agent or a::'Jther a\TE'!l(, ShC,'~"ls be tried.
Use a clean jat:' for each t.·~5t. The cQmpatil,.~e mi:;.~t.t:~-e wi':' .. :-,,1.ve 3. unjform appearance Hild will b~ relatively ea~~ ~0 keep ~ixed ~~t~ aentle agitation of the jar.
LIQUID FEYE!:,IZER tlIXING J:ibTRUCTIONS TRIFLURAL:N .f TSF in Liquie: i"ertilizer Ernsulsifiat.~e concentrates. such a~ TRIFLL:t::j·.LIN 4 TSF can ~··e mixed \,~i th liquid fertilizers. In al~ cases. continuo~s agitation is r.~q\Jired to prevent the TRIFLUP.ALIN 4 '~'~F from rising r:-, the surf2=e a.s a.n 3il~·· layer. ~ihe~, necessary. (S-2f- Testing far Til:-l~·. I1ix Compaticil::y in Liquid Fer:~~izers. above) a compatibility ~cent can be us~~ to cause the TRIFI..~~:·_.:.~IN 4 TSF teo el~u1..3ify properly \ i .c .. ha'Je a r.!.~ 1;:'/ a.pp'2a~-ance rath~r than Qily lay~t· The use of c~Ympatibility ago 1~5 is especial:!.\· ~!ilPQrta:1t when :~::i:l~' mixing emul:,.::{Ciable o::once:1t~':--~;:-2~ (E:.C.) with dry fl::f..lables. wetta[:.J..,= pOf..lders (WP). _'1-=!ueaus SUSFei1~ic!";s ~p'Sj.
flowables (::-), liquids (L!. or 501ution~. {:' in liquid fer'..i:":.i:.er. Ii" the emul~~~!. is not proper1~ formed and th~ T2:FLGRALI!~ 4 T3~' rises co the Qurfac2 ·:;f the fertil':·:,-·~- as an oj_l (" .. ils out"). the .::.:! may ...;ombine l,..:: l :-. che w·~ttable ·.·..:\ .... dcr. flo ... .JablE _ ..Jr' 5uspensj on: : ·.:'~m oily CUt-as iviscous ;:>has€:~) :..-:hich is difficu~::: to redi51'?eL~~--7. ;-"'.r)v one af the 20ffi9atibility aq~!nts listed bel~~ is helpful i~ ~~~sinq liquid cor,c!::ntrates to fo:-::-: !10n-oiling miy.~\.a·es ~,,;ith :iqui:: :0t-tili::,· ers. The2C' com~atiblit:: _:.t---:~nts can be usee 3t rate~- as 10',: .::.s l-l/:~
0:-:' :2 pint~ ::-er ton of liqu;'-"! rer-ti lize~· and should be rni:{E'c -",·ell \-.'ir.h the fertil~=er before addi!~q the liquid concentrate. Read rhe label on the co~;·atibility agenl: and follow the djrection~.
1. Sponto 168D (Witco Chemicals Co .• Chicago. lLI 2. Compa~ (Farm Chemicals. Inc .• Aberdeeu. NC) 3. Unile (Hopkins .l\g Cheillical. Madison. WI) 4. T-Mulz 734-2 (Tloompson-Hayward Chemical Co.) 5. Rigc C:ompatibility Agent (Riga Company. Buckner. KY) 6. Amoco Spray Mate. (Amoco Oil Co .. Chicago. IL) 7. Kern-Link (Universal Coop .• Minneapolis. MNl
All of the above a£e phosphate. ester-type surfactants desialled to b~ used with liguid fertilizers. They lJ5Ually do not work as cOlnpatibility 2..'::';:":1:'5 in tank mixl'.Jres in plain WilLer.
APPLICATION Spread the plicator. surface.
fertilizer/pes~icide mixtlJre with a properly cali~)rated apRc certain the Inaterial is dPplied uniformly to tile soil
INCORPOR!\T, ')N
Follow nc.·r;~.:t 1 l'RlrLUHALIN <1 TSF incot·~Ot·a t i,)n pt·ocedur·.:5.
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Dry bulk. fe,-tilizers may be impregnanted 0,- coated '-Jith TRIr'LURALIN 4 T3F. Application of dry bulk fertiliz·ers impregn.,.:eG ,,,,icii TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF has provided weed and grass control equal to the sam<- ~ates of TRIFLURALIN .. TSF applied in water. All TRIFLURI'_LIN 4 TSF label recommendations reqardinq ratec e·er acre, approved crops, incorporation. special instructions. cautic~s and special precautions must_be followed. l.pply a minimum of 200 pounds per acre of d~y fertilizer ilr.c''-0qnated with TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF at t.he recommended t·ates. Anv COrr.ffiC.T:l·~· used drv fertilizers can be used for TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF impregnation Cc:-:ce;:>t coated ammonium nitrate and straiqht lime5t~O!le. These matc-r:'3.1 will not absorb the herbicide. Blends containina mixtures of these materials can be impregnated. Impregnation - Use any closed drum. belt. ribbon or other commonly used dry bulk fertilizer blender. Apply TF:IFLURALIN 4 TSF ",-,iformly to the fertilizer. Rates - Check specific crop recommendations for the rate c~
TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF per acre. See the ,-ate table which f ollc"'~ co determine the amount of TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF to be impregna~e'2 :nto a ton of dry bulk fertilizer based on the amC~~i~L of fertilize~ ~hich will be Cip;:·lied per acre. ~ see rate chart r'::-E:" low) Applicatior1 - Spread the f~rtilizer/chernica~ mixture with a properly calibrated ~pplicator~ Be certain the mat~!ial is applied uniformly to the soil surface. Incorporation - Follow TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF i:-:,:orporation procedu!"es.
RATE CHART :-OR IMPREGNATING FERTILIZER : iITH I'RIFLURALIN 4 ,:SF (TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF Adde" ce· a TON of FertLi:;:"r)
Fertilizer Rate Per Acre
200 Ibs.
250 lbs.
300 Ibs.
350 Ibs.
400 Ins.
450 Ins.
1 pint
5 qts.
4 qts ..
:;-l/3 qts.
2--3/4 qts.
2-l/2 qts.
_~ - :., 4 q t 5 .
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TRIFLlJRALIN ,; 'I'SF Rate Per !'.-=,-e
l-li2 pints 2 pints 3 pint.s -± pints
7->2 qls. 10 qts. 15 qts. 20 qts.
6 sts. 8 qts. 12 c;ts. 16 qts.
5 <lts. 6-21::: qts. 10 qts. l3-1/3qts
4-1;4 qts. 5-31-1 qts. 8-1/2 qts. 11-1/2qts
5 qt,,_ 7-1/2 "C? 10 qts
»3 gts. 4-112 'Its. 9 qts
per ton per re,n per tor. per ton
For rates 0~her than those listed above, U5~ the following :~rmula ~o
calculate ~h·e amount of TRIFLURALIN 4 TSF ce- be imp!:egnate-" _·n a ton of .~ dry bulk fertilizer:
Pints TRIFL~RALIN 4 TSF 1000 Per Acre X ----------- :::
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(-:)uarts Tl{IFLUi~:.:""L7i·! 4 'I'SF PetTon of Fer!:~l:~-_~
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CONDITIONS OF SALE
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All statemer,ts concel-ning the use of this product apply only when used as directed. THE MANUFACTURER MAKES NO WARRANTIES. EXPRESS!::;:· OR IMPLIED. CONCERNING THIS PRODUCT OR ITS USE. WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE ~ESCRIPTION ON THE LABEL_ Read all directions carefully.
Amiben"-chloramben. Union Ca"bide Agricultural Products Co .. lnc. Caparol"-prometryn. Ciba-Geigy Corporation Cotoran"-Fluometuron. Ciba-Geigy Corporation Eptam"-EPTC. Stauffer Chemical Company Far-Go"-triallate. Monsanto Agricultural PrGducts Company Karmex*-diuron. E.I. duPont de Nemours and Company Lexone"-metribuzin. E. I. duPont de Nemoure and company Sencorx-metribuzin, Bayer, GmbH Vernam"-ver~olate. Stauffer Chemical Company
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