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� GENERALPackaged Premix Ratios.........................................................4Formulation Conversion Table ...............................................4Glyphosate Rate Comparison.................................................4Small Quantities Conversion Table........................................4Herbicide Mode of Action ..................................................5-8Rotational Restrictions ......................................................8-10Restricted Chemicals ............................................................10Rainfast Comparisons...........................................................11Chemical Storage Temperatures......................................11-12Worker Protection Standards...........................................13-15Pest Control in Stored Grain ................................................16Spray Additives ....................................................................16Seed Treatments....................................................................17Aquatic Weed Control ..........................................................18Creating the Right Habitat for Quail....................................19Brush Control Guide ............................................................20Brush Control Herbicides................................................21-22Sweetcorn and Popcorn Chemicals ......................................23Household Chemicals for Weeds .........................................24Household Chemicals for Insects .........................................24

� CORNHerbicide Performance Charts ........................................26-29Pre-Emergent Herbicides ................................................29-32Post-Emergent Herbicides...............................................34-39Glyphosate Tolerant Pre-Emergent Herbicides ....................40Glyphosate Tolerant Post-Emergent Herbicides ..................41Conservation Tillage Burndown Chemicals.........................42Conservation Tillage Herbicides.....................................44-45Corn Foliar Fungicides.........................................................45Corn Insecticides.............................................................46-50Corn Insecticides for Soil................................................52-53Rootworm Conversion Chart................................................54Insect Thresholds..................................................................54

� SORGHUMHerbicide Performance Charts ........................................56-57Pre-Emergent Herbicides......................................................58Post-Emergent Herbicides ....................................................59Conservation Tillage Burndown Chemicals.........................60Conservation Tillage Herbicides ..........................................60Sorghum Insecticides ......................................................60-62

� SOYBEANSHerbicide Performance Charts ........................................63-64Pre-Emergent Herbicides ................................................65-66Post-Emergent Herbicides...............................................68-69Post-Emergent Tank Mixes ..................................................70Conservation Tillage Burndown Chemicals.........................71Soybean Fungicides..............................................................72Soybean Insecticides .......................................................74-76

� COTTONHerbicide Performance Charts ........................................77-78Pre-Plant Burndown .............................................................78Pre-Plant Incorporated Pre-Emergent...................................79Post-Emergent Broadcast .....................................................80Post-Emergent Herbicide-Resistant......................................80Post-Emergent Directed Spray .............................................81Cotton Insecticides ..........................................................82-85

� RICEHerbicide Performance Charts ........................................86-87Pre-Plant Burndown .............................................................88Pre-Emergent ........................................................................88Post-Emergent Herbicides ....................................................89Insecticides ......................................................................90-91

� FORAGESHerbicide Performance Chart ...............................................92Herbicides for Alfalfa...........................................................93Pasture Weed Control Chart .................................................94Weed Life Cycles .................................................................95Herbicides for Hay and Pasture ......................................95-96Insecticides for Hay and Pasture.....................................96-97

� SMALL GRAINSWheat Foliar Fungicides ......................................................98Small Grain Herbicides ........................................................99Small Grain Insecticides.....................................................100

� LAWN & GARDENOrnamental Chemicals .......................................................101Vegetable Chemicals ...................................................102-104Fruit and Berry Chemicals ..........................................105-106Lawn Grass Chemicals................................................107-108

� SEEDField Crop Planting Guide..................................................109MFAMorCorn Hybrid Seed Comparisons ........................110DeKalb Seed Corn Comparisons........................................112Syngenta/NK Seed Corn Comparisons ..............................114Hybrid Sorghum Comparisons ...........................................115Sorghum Planting Guide ....................................................115Soybean Planting Guide .....................................................116MFA Morsoy Soybean Comparisons ..........................118-119Asgrow Soybean Comparison.....................................120-121Syngenta and NK Soybean Comparison.....................122-123Hard Red Winter Wheat Seed ............................................124MFA Brand Soft Red Winter Wheat Seed..........................124Public Varieties Soft Red Winter Wheat Seed ...................124Legume Seed Comparisons ................................................125Alfalfa Management Tips...................................................126Alfalfa Seed Comparisons..................................................126Pasture Seed Comparisons ..........................................128-130Forage Mixes ......................................................................131Annual Forage Seed Comparisons .....................................132Annual Forage Management Tips ......................................132Warm Season Grass Seed ...................................................133Forage Soil Requirements ..................................................134Forage Growth Characteristics...........................................135Turf Seed Comparisons ......................................................136

� FERTILIZERNutrient Removal By Crops...............................................137Sulfur ..................................................................................137Micronutrients ....................................................................138Lime....................................................................................139Typical Composition of Common Fertilizers.....................140Properties of Common Fertilizers ......................................140

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Packaged Premix Ratios

HERBICIDE IF YOU YOU HAVEAPPLY APPLIEDPERACRE

Authority First 3.0 oz Firstrate = 0.28 oz/Sonic Authority 75DF = 2.5 ozAuthority MTZ 10 oz Authority 75DF = 2.43 oz

Sencor 75DF = 3.65 ozBasis 0.33 oz Rimsulfuron = 0.01 lb ai

Harmony GT 75DF = 0.11 ozBicep II Mag 2.6 qt Dual II magnum 7.64E = 1.67 pt

Aatrex 4L = 2 qtBoundary 1.5 pt Dual Magnum 7.62E = 1.02 pt

Sencor 75DF = 5 ozBullet/Lariat 4 qt Micro-Tech 4CS = 2.5 qt

Aatrex 4L = 1.5 qtCanopy EX 1.65 oz Classic = 1.5 oz

Express = 0.15 ozCorvus 5.5 oz Balance Flexx = 5 oz

Thiencarbazone = 36 g ai/ADegree Xtra 3 qt Degree 3.8CS = 2.13 qt

Aatrex 4L = 1 qtEnlite 2.8 oz Valor = 2 oz

Synchrony XP = 0.8 ozEnvive 3.5 oz Valor = 2 oz

Synchrony XP = 1.5 ozExpert 3.75 qt Dual II Magnum = 1.7 pt

Aatrex 4L = 2.0 qtTouchdownTotal Equiv. = 22.5 oz

Distinct 4 oz Difufenzopyr = 0.05 lb aeClarity 4S = 4 fluid oz

Domain 10 oz Define 60DF = 4 ozSencor 75DF = 4.8 oz

Extreme 3 pt Pursuit 2AS = 4 ozRoundup 3L = 1.47 pt

Field Master 4 qt Harness 7E = 2.29 ptAatrex 4L = 1.5 qtRoundup Ultra 3L = 1.5 pt

ForeFront 2 pt Milestone = 5.28 oz2,4-D Amine = 1.35 pt

FulTime 4 qt TopNotch 3.2CS = 3 qtAatrex 4L = 1.6 qt

Fusion 8 oz Fusilade DX 2E = 8 ozPuma 1 EC = 4.48 oz

Gangster 3 oz (V) & Valor 51WDG = 3 oz0.6 oz (FR) FirstRate 84WDG = 0.6 oz

Grazon P+D 2 pt Tordon 22K = 8.6 oz2, 4-D Amine = 1 pt

Guardsman 4 pt Outlook 6EC = 18.1 fluid ozMax Aatrex 4L = 1.65 qtHalex GT 3.6 pt Dual Magnum 7.62E = 1.0 pt

Touchdown Hi-Tech = 24 ozCallisto = 3 oz

Harness Xtra 2.5 qt Harness 7E = 2.21 pt5.6L Aatrex 4L = 1.57 qtHornet WDG 3 oz Stinger 3S = 4 fluid oz

Python 80WDG = 0.69 ozKeystone 3 qt Surpass 6.4EC = 2.81 pt

Aatrex 4L = 1.69 qtLexar 3.5 qt Aatrex = 1.5 qt

Dual II Magnum = 1.59 ptCallisto = 6.2 oz

Lightining 1.28 oz Pursuit 70DG = 0.96 ozArsenal 2AS = 0.896 oz

Lumax 3 qt Dual II Magnum 7.64EC = 2.1 ptCallisto 4SC = 6.4 ozAatrex 4L = .75 qt

Northstar 5 oz Beacon 75WDG = 0.50 ozBanvel 4S = 4 oz

Prefix 1 qt Reflex = 1 ptDual Magnum = 1 pt

Radius 19 oz Balance Pro = 1.9 ozDefine SC = 17 oz

Spirit 1 oz Peak 57WDG = 0.25 ozBeacon 75WDG = 0.57 oz

Status 5 oz Difufenzopyr = 0.05 lb aeClarity 4S = 4 fluid oz

Stout 0.75 oz Accent = 0.675 ozHarmony GT = 0.05 oz

Steadfast 0.75 oz Accent 75DF = 0.5 ozRimsulfuron = 0.012 lb ai

Storm 1.5 pt Basagran 4S = 1 ptBlazer 2S = 1 pt

Surmount 3 pt Tordon 22K = 28.56 ozStarane = 1.9 pt

Synchrony XP 0.75 oz Classic 25DF = 0.64 ozHarmony GT 75DF = 0.068 oz

Valor XLT 3 oz Valor 51WDG = 1.76 ozClassic 25DF = 1.24 oz

Yukon 4 oz Permit 75WSG = 0.67 ozBanvel 4S = 4 oz

FORMULATION CONVERSION TABLE

Present …to this new formulationFormula 90% 80% 75% 65% 50% 4L pts. 4L qts.90% 1.00 1.13 1.20 1.38 1.80 1.80 0.9080% 0.89 1.00 1.07 1.23 1.60 1.60 0.8075% 0.83 0.94 1.00 1.15 1.50 1.50 0.7565% 0.72 0.81 0.87 1.00 1.30 1.30 0.6550% 0.56 0.63 0.67 0.77 1.00 1.00 0.504L pt. 0.56 0.63 0.67 0.77 1.00 1.00 0.504L qt. 1.11 1.25 1.33 1.54 2.00 2.00 1.00

SMALL QUANTITIES CONVERSION TABLE

POWDERAmounts per 100 gallons ..........................Amount per 1 gallon1⁄2 lb. .......................................................1⁄2 tsp.1 lb. .......................................................1 tsp.5 lb. .......................................................12⁄3 tbls.10 lb. .....................................................31⁄3 tbls.

LIQUIDSAmount per 100 gallons .............................Amount per 1 gallon1⁄4 pt.........................................................1⁄4 tsp.1 pts........................................................1 tsp.1 qt. ........................................................2 tsp.2 qt. ........................................................4 tsp.1 gal. ......................................................21⁄2 tbls.

VOLUMES3 teaspoons..............................................1 tablespoon2 tablespoons ...........................................1 fluid ounce8 fluid ounces ..........................................1 cup2 cups......................................................1 pint2 pints .....................................................1 quart4 quarts ...................................................1 gallon

GLYPHOSATE RATE COMPARISON IN OUNCESRoundup PowerMax Touchdown Touchdown Duramax DurangoMax/WeatherMax Gly-4 Plus Total Hi-Tech DMA

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Trade Name Common Names Herbicide Families Mode Of ActionsAAtrex /Atrazine Atrazine Triazines Photosynthetic InhibitorsAccent Nicosulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsAim Carfentrazone-ethyl Aryltriazolinone Protoporphoryn IX InhibitorAmine, 2,4-D 2,4-D Phenoxy Acetic Acid Growth RegulatorAquathol Endothall Dicarboxyic Acid Amino Acid InhibitorArsenal Imazapyr ALS (Imidazilinones) Amino Acid InhibitorsAssure II Quizalofop Aryloxyphenoxypropionates Lipid InhibitorsAuthority Assist Sulfentrazone and Imazethapyr Aryltriazolinone & ALS Cell membrane disrupter & Amino Acid InhibitorAuthority First Sulfentrazone and Aryltriazolinone & ALS Cell membrane disrupter & Amino Acid Inhibitor

Cloransulam methylAuthority MTZ Sulfentrazone and Metribuzin Aryloxyphenoxypropionates and Acetanlide Cell Membrane Disrupter and Shoot InhibitorsAutumn Idosulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsBalance Flex Isoxaflutole and Safener Isoxazole HPPD, Amino Acid InhibitorBalance Pro Isoxaflutole Isoxazole HPPD, Amino Acid InhibitorBasagran Bentazon Diazinones Photosynthetic InhibitorsBasis Rimsulfuron and Thifensulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) and ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsBeacon Primisulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsBeyond Imazomox ALS (Imidazilinones) Amino Acid InhibitorsBicep II Magnum Metalachlor and Atrazine Acetanilides and Triazines Shoot Inhibitors and Photosynthetic InhibitorsBolero Thiobencarb Thiocarbamates Root and Shoot InhibitorsBoundary S-Metolachlor and Metribuzin Acetanilides and Triazines Shoot Inhibitors and Photosynthesis InhibitorsBuctril Bromoxynil Benzonitriles Photosynthetic InhibitorsBullet Alachlor and Atrazine Acetanilides and Triazines Shoot Inhibitors and Photosynthetic InhibitorsButyrac 200 2,4-DB Phenoxy Acetic Acid Growth RegulatorCadet Fluthiacet-Methyl Aryltriazolinone Protoporphoryn IX InhibitorCallisto Mestrione Callistimone HPPDCanopy Chlorimuron and Metribuzin ALS (Sulfonylureas) and Triazines Amino Acid Inhibitor and Photosynthetic InhibitorCanopy EX Chlorimuron, Tribenuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsCaparol Prometryn Triazines Photosynthetic InhibitorsCimarron Plus Metsulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsCimarron Max Metsulfuron, 2,4-D, Dicamba ALS (Sulfonylureas), Benzoid Acid, Amino Acid inhibitor and Growth Regulator

Phenoxy Acetic AcidCinch S Metalachlor Acetanilides Shoot InhibitorsCinch ATZ S Metalachlor and Atrazine Acetanilides and Triazines Shoot Inhibitors and Photosynthetic InhibitorsClarity Dicamba Benzoic Acid Growth RegulatorClassic Chlorimuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsClincher Cyhalofop Aryloxyphenoxypropionates Lipid InhibitorCobra/Phoenix Lactofen Diphenylethers Cell Membrane DisruptersCommand Clomazone Isoxazolidinones Pigment InhibitorsCorvus Isoxaflutole, thiencarbazone-methyl, Isoxazole, ALS Sufonylaminecarbonyl- HPPD, Amino Acid Inhibitor

safener triazolinoneCotoran 4L Fluometuron Phenylureas Photosynthetic InhibitorCrossbow Triclopyr and 2,4-D Pyridines and Phenoxy Acetic Acid Growth RegulatorDegree Xtra Acetochlor and Atrazine Acetanilides and Triazines Shoot and Photosynthetic inhibitorDistinct Diflufenzopyr and Dicamba PGB and Benzoic Acid Auxin transport inhibition and Growth RegulatorDual II Magnum S Metalachlor Acetanilides Shoot InhibitorsDuet Propanil and Bensulfuron Amide and ALS (Sulfonylureas) Photosynthetic Inhibitor and Amino Acid InhibitorDurango DMA Glyphosate EPSPS (Amino Acid Derivative) Amino Acid Inhibitor

Herbicide Mode of Action


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Trade Name Common Names Herbicide Families Mode Of ActionsEnlite Chlorimuron, Thifensulfuron, ALS (Sulfonylureas), PPO Amino Acid Inhibitor, Cell Membrane Disrupters

FlumioxazinEnvive Chlorimuron, Thifensulfuron, ALS (Sulfonylureas), PPO Amino Acid Inhibitor, Cell Membrane Disrupters

FlumioxazinEnvoke Trifloxysulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorET Pyraflufen Ethyl Pyrazole Cell Membrane DisrupterExpert Metolachlor Atrazine and EPSP (Amino Acid Derivetive) Amino Acid Inhibitors, Shoot Inhibitors

Glyphosate Acetanilides and Triazine and Photosynthetic InhibitorsExtreme Imazethapyr and Glyphosate ALS (Imidazilinones) and EPSPS Amino Acid Inhibitors

(Amino Acid Derivative)Facet Quinclorac Pyridines Growth RegulatorFirstRate Chloransulam methyl ALS (Sulfonamides) Amino Acid InhibitorsFlexstar Fomesafen Diphenylethers Cell Membrane DisruptersForeFront Amionopyralid and 2,4-D Pyridine and Phenoxy Acetic Acid Growth RegulatorsFulTime Acetochlor and Atrazine Acetanilides and Triazines Shoot Inhibitors and Photosynthetic InhibitorsFusilade DX Fluazifop and Fenoxaprop Aryloxyphenoxypropionates Lipid InhibitorsFusion Fluazifop and Fenoxaprop Aryloxyphenoxypropionates Lipid InhibitorsGangster Flumioxazin/Cloramsulam methyl PPO Inhibitor and ALS Cell Membrane Disrupter and Amino Acid InhibitorGly-4 Plus Glyphosate EPSPS (Amino Acid Derivative) Amino Acid InhibitorsGoal 2XL Oxyfluorfen Diphenylethers Cell Membrane DisruptersGramoxone Inteon Paraquat Bipyridilium Cell Membrane DisruptersGrandstand R Triclopyr Pyridines Growth RegulatorGrasp Penoxsulam ALS (Sulfonamides) Amino Acid InhibitorsGrazon P+D Picloram and 2,4-D Pyridine and Phenoxy Acetic Acid Growth RegulatorGuardsman Max Dimethenamid-P and Atrazine Acetanilides and Triazines Shoot Inhibitor and Photosynthetic inhibitorHarmony Extra Tribenuron and Thifensulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) and ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid Inhibitors and Amino Acid Inhibitorsw/TotalSolHarmony GT Thifensulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsHarness Xtra 5.6L Acetochlor and Atrazine Acetanilides and Triazines Shoot Inhibitors and Photosynthetic InhibitorsHoelon Diclofop Acetyl Coenzyme A Carboxylase Lipid InhibitorHornet WDG Flumetsulam and Clopyralid ALS (Sulfonamides) and Pyridines Amino Acid Inhibitors and Growth RegulatorHuskie Pyrasulfoltole and Bromoxynil Triketone and Benzonitriles HPPD + PS II InhibitorHyvar XL Bromacil Uracils Photosynthetic InhibitorsIgnite Glufosinate-ammonium Glutamine Synthetase Inhibitor Glutamine Synthase InhibitorImpact Topramezone Triketone HPPDIntrro Alachlor Acetanilides Shoot InhibitorsKarmex XP Diuron Phenylureas Photosynthetic InhibitorsKeystone Acetochlor and Atrazine Acetanilides and Triazines Shoot Inhibitors and Photosynthetic InhibitorsLariat Alachlor and Atrazine Acetanilides and Triazines Shoot Inhibitors and Photosynthetic InhibitorsLasso MT Alachlor Acetanilides Shoot InhibitorsLaudis Tembotrione and Safener Triketone HPPDLayby Pro Linuron and Diuron Phenylureas Photosynthetic InhibitorsLiberty Glufosinate-ammonium Glutamine Synthetase Inhibitor Glutamine Synthetase InhibitorLightning Imazethapyr and Imazapyr ALS (Imidazilinones) Amino Acid InhibitorsLondax Bensulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsLorox DF/Linex Linuron Phenylureas Photosynthetic InhibitorsLov 2,4-D Ester 2,4-D Phenoxy Acetic Acid Growth RegulatorLumax/Lexar S-Metalachlor, Atrazine, Acetanilides, Trazine, Callistimone Shoot inhibitor, Photosynthetic Inhibitor, HPPD

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Trade Name Common Names Herbicide Families Mode Of ActionsNorthStar Primisulfuron and Dicamba ALS Sulfonyureas and Benzoic Acid Amino Acid Inhibitors and Growth RegulatorOlympus Propoxycarbazone ALS Sufonylaminocarbonyl-triazoline Amino Acid InhibitorsOlympus Flex Propoxycarbazone + mesosulfuron ALS(Sufonylaminocarbonyl-triazoline Amino Acid Inhibitor + Amino Acid Inhibitor

and ALS(Sulfonylureas)Option Foramsulfuron + Isoxadifen ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid Inhibitors

(Safener)Ordram Molinate Thiocarbamates Root and Shoot InhibitorsOsprey Mesosulfuron ALS (Sulforylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsOutlook Dimethenamid Acetanilides Shoot InhibitorsParamount Quinclorac Plant growth regulator Growth RegulatorPastureGard Triclopyr and Fluroxypyr Pyridines Growth RegulatorPeak Prosulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsPendimax Pendimethalin Dinitroanilines Root InhibitorsPermit Halosulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsPoast Plus Sethoxydim Cyclohexanediones Lipid InhibitorsPrefix Fomesafen and S-metalachlor Diphenylethers and Acetanilides Cell Membrane Disrubter and Shoot InhibitorsPrincep Simazine Triazines Photosynthetic InhibitorsPropanil (Stam) Propanil Amide Photosynthetic InhibitorsProwl Pendimethalin Dinitroanilines Root InhibitorsPursuit Imazethapyr ALS (Imidazilinones) Amino Acid InhibitorsPython Flumetsulam ALS (Sulfonamides) Amino Acid InhibitorRadius Flufenacet, Isoxaflutole Oxyacetamide and Isoxazole Shoot Inhibitor and Pigment InhibitorRage-Dtech Carfentrazone-ethyl and 2,4-D Aryltriazolinone and Phenoxy Acetic Growth Regulator and Protoporphora InhibitorRaptor Imazamox ALS (Imidazilinones) Amino Acid InhibitorsReflex Fomesafen Diphenylethers Cell Membrane DisruptersRegiment Bispyribac ALS (Pyrimidinylthio-Benzoate) Amino Acid InhibitorRely 200 Glufosinate-ammonium Glutamine Synthetase Inhibitor Glutamine Synthetase InhibitorRemedy Ultra Triclopyr Pyridines Growth RegulatorResolve Rimsulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsResolve Q Rimsulfuron and Isoxafin (Safener) ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsResource Flumiclorac Pentyl N-phenylphalimide (PPO) Cell Membrane DisruptersRicestar HT Fenoxaprop Aryloxyphenoxypropionatess Lipid InhibitorRoundup PowerMax Glyphosate EPSPS (Amino Acid Derivative) Amino Acid InhibitorsRoundup WeatherMAX Glyphosate EPSPS (Amino Acid Derivative) Amino Acid InhibitorsSahara DG Imazapyr and Diuron ALS (Imidazilinones) and Phenylureas Amino Acid Inhibitors and Photosynthetic InhibitorsScepter DG Imazaquin ALS (Imidazilinones) Amino Acid InhibitorsSelect/SelectMax/Arrow Clethodim Cyclohexanediones Lipid InhibitorsSencor Metribuzin Triazines Photosynthetic InhibitorsSequence Glyphosate and EPSPS (Amino Acid Derivative) Amino Acid Inhibitor and

S Metalochlor and Acetanilide Shoot InhibitorSonic Sulfentrazone and Aryltriazolinone & ALS Cell membrane disrupter & Amino Acid Inhibitor

Cloransulam methylSpartan 4F Sulfentrazone Aryltriazolinones Cell Membrane DisrupterSpike 20P Tebuthiuron Phenylureas Photosynthetic InhibitorsSpirit Prosulfuron and Primisulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) and ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid Inhibitor and Amino Acid InhibitorStaple Pyrithiobac-sodium ALS (Pyrimidinylthio-benzoate) Amino Acid InhibitorsStarane Fluroxypyr Pyridines Growth RegulatorStatus Diflufenzopyr and Dicamba PGB and Benzoic Acid Auxin transport inhibition and Growth RegulatorSteadfast Nicosulfuron and rimsulfuron ALS (sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorSteadfast Q Nicosulfuron, rimsulfuron, ALS (sulfonylureas) Amino Acid Inhibitor

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Trade Name Common Names Herbicide Families Mode Of ActionsStinger Clopyralid Pyridines Growth RegulatorStorm Acifluorfen and Bentazon Diphenylethers and Diazinones Cell Membrane Disrupters

and Photosynthetic InhibitorsStout Nicosulfuron and Thifensulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorSuprend Prometryn and Triazine and Photosynthetic Inhibitor and

Trifloxysulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorSureStart Acethochlor, Flumetsulam, Acetanilide, ALS, PGR/Shoot Inhibitor Amino Acid inhibitor and Growth Regulator

and ClopyralidSurflan AS Oryzalin Dinitroanilines Root InhibitorsSynchrony XP Chlorimuron and Thifensulfuron ALS (Sulfonylureas) Amino Acid InhibitorsTordon 22K Picloram Pyridines Growth RegulatorTouchdown Total Glyphosate EPSP (Amino Acid Derivative) Amino Acid Inhibitors/ Hi-TechTrifluralin Trifluralin Dinitroanilines Root InhibitorsUltra Blazer Acifluorfen Diphenylether Cell Membrane DisruptersValor Flumioxazin PPO Inhibitor Cell Membrane DisruptersValor XLT Flumioxazin and chlorimuron ethyl PPO Inhibitor and ALS Cell Membrane Disrupters + Amino Acid InhibitorVelpar Hexazinone Triazines Photosynthetic InhibitorsWeedmaster Dicamba and 2,4-D Benzoic Acid and Phenoxy Acetic Acid Growth RegulatorWeedtrine-D Diquat Bipyridilium Cell Membrane DisruptersYukon Halosulfuron + Dicamba ALS (Sulfonylureas) and Benzoic Acid Amino Acit Inhibitors and Growth Regulator


Rotational RestrictionsAlfalfa Corn Milo Soybeans Wheat

Accent 12 months No waiting period 10-18 months 15 days 4 monthsAim 30 days No waiting period No waiting period No waiting period No waiting periodArrosolo Following Spring Following Spring Following Spring Following Spring FallArrow No restrictions 30 days 30 days No restrictions 30 daysAssure II 120 days 120 days 120 days No waiting period 120 daysAuthority Assist 12 months 10 months 18 months No waiting period 4 monthsAuthority First 12 months 10 months 10 months No waiting period 4 monthsAuthority MTZ 12 months 10 months 12 months(20 oz or Less) No waiting period 4 monthsAtrazine 18 months No waiting period No waiting period Following spring** 12 monthsAutumn 18 months 1 month 9 months 3 months 4 monthsAxiom 12 months No restrictions 9 months No restrictions 12 monthsBalance Flex/Balance Pro 10 months No waiting period 10 months 6 months 4 monthsBasagran No restrictions No restrictions No restrictions No restrictions No restrictionsBasis 10 months No waiting period 10 months 15 days 4 monthsBeacon 8 months 14 days 8 months 8 months 3 monthsBeyond 3 months 8.5 months 9 months No waiting period 3 monthsBicep II Magnum 18 months No waiting period No waiting period Following spring** 15 monthsBuctril 30 days 30 days 30 days 30 days 30 daysBullet 18 months No waiting period No waiting period Following Spring 12 monthsBolero 6 months 6 months 6 months 6 months 6 monthsCadet 30 days No waiting period 30 days No waiting period 30 daysCallisto 10 months No waiting period 10 months 10 months 120 daysCanopy EX 10-12 months 9-10 months 9-12 months 14 days before planting 3-4 monthsCanopy 10 months 10 months 10 months No waiting period 4 monthsCaparol 4L Following Year Following Year Following Year Following Year Following YearCinch ATZ 18 months No waiting period No waiting period Following Spring 15 monthsClarity After harvest No waiting period After harvest After harvest After harvest


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Classic 12 months 9 months 9 months No waiting period 3 monthsClincher 3 months 3 months 3 months 3 months 3 monthsCobra 30 days 30 days 30 days No restrictions 30 daysCommand 3ME 16 months 9 months 9 months No waiting period 12 monthsCorvus 17 months No waiting period 9 months 9 months 4 monthsCotoran 6 months 6 months 6 months 6 months 6 monthsDegree Do not rotate No waiting period Following Spring Following Spring 4 monthsDegree Xtra Do not rotate No waiting period Following Spring Following Spring Following SpringDirex 12 months Following year Following year Following year 12 monthsDistinct 30 days 7 days 30 days 30 days 30 daysDomain 12 months 1 month 12 months No waiting period 12 monthsDual II Magnum/Cinch 4 months No waiting period No waiting period No waiting period 4.5 monthsDuet 120 days 120 days 120 days 120 days 120 daysEnlite 12 months 9 months 9 months No waiting period 4 monthsEnvive 12 months 10 months 10 months No waiting period 4 monthsEnvoke 18 months 7 months 7 months 7 months 3 monthsEpic 12 months No waiting period 12 months 6 months 12 monthsET 30 days No restrictions 30 days 30 days 30 daysExpert 18 months No waiting period No waiting period Following Spring 15 monthsExtreme 4 months 8.5 months 18 months No waiting period 4 monthsFacet 10 months 10 months 10 months 10 months 10 monthsFirstRate 9 months 9 months 9 months No waiting period 3 monthsFlexstar 18 months 10 months 18 months No waiting period 4 monthsFortress 30 days No restrictions 30 days 30 days 30 daysFulTime 15 months No waiting period Following Spring Following Spring 15 monthsFusilade DX 60 days 60 days 60 days No waiting period 60 daysFusion 60 days 60 days 60 days No waiting period 60 daysGangster 9 months 9 months 9 months No waiting period 3 monthsGlyphosate No restrictions No restrictions No restrictions No restrictions No restrictionsGramoxone Inteon No restrictions No restrictions No restrictions No restrictions No restrictionsGrandstand R 4 months 4 months 4 months 4 months 4 monthsGrasp 3 months 3 months 3 months 3 months 3 monthsGuardsman Max 18 months No waiting period No waiting period Following year 18 monthsHarmony Extra W/TotalSol 45 days 45 days 45 days 45 days No waiting periodHarmony GT 45 days No waiting period 45 days No waiting period No waiting periodHarness Xtra 5.6L Do not rotate No waiting period Following Spring Following Spring Following SpringHornet WDG 10.5 months No waiting period 12 months 10.5 months 4 monthsHuskie 9 months 9 months 4 months 4 months 7 daysIgnite 180 days No waiting period 180 days No waiting period 70 daysImpact 9 months No waiting period 9 months 9 months 3 monthsIntrro 18 months No waiting period No waiting period No waiting period 18 monthsKarmex XP 12 months Following year Following year Following year 12 monthsKeystone 15 months No waiting period Following Spring Following Spring 15 monthsLariat 18 months No waiting period No waiting period 12 months 12 monthsLasso MT Fall No waiting period No waiting period No waiting period FallLaudis 10 months No waiting period 10 months 8 months 3 monthsLayby Pro 12 months Following year Following year Following year 12 monthsLightning 9.5 months 8.5 months 18 months 9 months 4 monthsLondax 120 days 120 days 120 days 120 days 120 daysLorox DF 4 months No waiting period No waiting period No waiting period 4 monthsLumax/Lexar 18 months No waiting period Following Spring Following Spring 4.5 monthsNewpath 4 months 8.5 months 18 months No waiting period 4 monthsNorthStar (see label) 8 months 14 days 8 months 8 months 3 monthsOlympus 24 months 18 months 12 months 12 months No waiting period


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SORGHUMSOYBEANS

COTTONRICE

FORAGESSMALLGRAINS

LAWN&GARDEN

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Olympus Flex 24 months 12 months 9 months 5 months No waiting periodOption 2 months .5 months 2 months .5 months 2 monthsOrdram Following Spring Following Spring Following Spring Following Spring FallOsprey 10 months 12 months 10 months 3 months No waiting periodOutlook Following year No waiting period No waiting period No waiting period 4 monthsParamount 24 months 10 months No restrictions 10 months No restrictionsPeak (see label) 15 months 4 weeks 4 weeks 10 months No restrictionsPermit 9 months 1 month 2 months 9 months 2 monthsPoast Plus No restrictions No restrictions No restrictions No restrictions No restrictionsPrefix 18 months 10 months 18 months No waiting period 4.5 monthsPrincep 24 months No restrictions 24 months Next Cropping year 24 monthsPropanil (Stam) 60 days 60 days 60 days 60 days 60 daysProwl H2O Following Year Following Year Following Year No waiting period 120 daysPursuit 4 months 8.5 months 18 months No waiting period 4 monthsPython 4 months No waiting period 12 months No waiting period 4 monthsRadius 12 months No waiting period 12 months 6 months 12 monthsRage DTech 12 months 7 days 9-16 oz 10 days 8-16 oz 7 days 8-16 oz 30 days 8-32 ozRaptor 3 months 8.5 months 9 months No waiting period 3 monthsReflex 18 months 10 months 18 months No waiting period 4 monthsRegent 12 months No restrictions 12 months 12 months 12 monthsResolve (1 oz rate) 10 months No waiting period 10 months 10 months 4 monthsResource 30 days No restrictions 30 days No restrictions 30 daysRicestar HT Following year Following year Following year 9 months Following yearScepter 18 months 9.5 months 11 months No waiting period 3 monthsSelect Max No restrictions 6 oz or less 6 days 30 days No restrictions 30 daysSencor 4 months 4 months 12 months No waiting period 4 monthsSequence 4 months No waiting period No waiting period No waiting period 4.5 monthsSonic 12 months 10 months 12 months No waiting period 4 monthsSpartan 12 months 10 months 10 months No waiting period 4 monthsSpirit (see label) 18 months 4 weeks 10 months 10 months 3 monthsStaple Field Bioassay 10 months Do Not Rotate 10 months 4 monthsStarane 4 months No waiting No waiting 4 months No waitingStatus 1 month 7 days 1 month 1 month 1 monthSteadfast 12 months No waiting period 10-18 months 15 days 4 monthsStorm After harvest After harvest After harvest No waiting period After harvestStout 10 months No waiting period 10 months 15 days 4 monthsSureStart Following Spring No waiting period Following Spring Following Spring 4 monthsSuprend 18 months 7 months 7 months 7 months 3 monthsSynchrony XP 12 months 9 months 9 months No waiting period 3 monthsTrifluralin 12 months 12 months 12 months No waiting period FallUltra Blazer After harvest After harvest After harvest No waiting period After harvestValor 12 months 2 months 2 months No waiting period 2 monthsValor XLT 13 months 10 months 10 months No waiting period 4 monthsYukon 9 months 1 month 2 months 9 months 2 months

AAtrex/AtrazineAmitrolAsana XLAvitrolAztecBalance FlexBalance Pro

Baythroid XLBicep IIMagnumBidrinBrigadeBulletChlorpyrifosCinch ATZ

CounterCorvusCuracronDanitolDegree XtraDenimDimilin 2LDouble Threat

ExpertFirestormForceFortressFulTimeFuradanGramoxoneInteon

Grazon P+DGuardsman MaxGuthion 2LHarness Xtra5.6LHeroHoelonIntrro

KeystoneLambda StarLannateLariatLarvinLasso Micro-TechLexar

Leverage 2.7Lorsban 4ELumaxMethylParathionMustang MaxECParallel Plus

Pencap MPermethrinPilotRadiusRegent 4SCSilencerSureStartSurmount

TemikTordon 22KVydateWarrior IIWeevil-cideZephyr

*This is only a partial list. If you have any doubts, check the label. If it is restricted, it will say so on the label. If you are still unsure, treat it as if it is restricted.

Restricted Chemicals


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Rainfast ComparisonsPRODUCT RAINFAST TIMES

(HOURS)AAtrex /Atrazine 2Accent 4Aim 1Amine, 2,4-D 6Arrosolo 6Arsenal 1Asana XL 4Assure II 1Autumn 2Basagran 4Basis 4Baythroid XL 2Beacon 4Brigade 1Buctril 1Butyrac 200 1Cadet 1Callisto 1Cimarron Plus 4Clarity 4Classic 1Clincher 2Cobra 0.5Crossbow 4Distinct 4Durango DMA 1Envoke 3ET 1Extreme 1FirstRate 2Flexstar 1Fusilade DX 1Fusion 1Gangster 2Gly-4 Plus 2

PRODUCT RAINFAST TIMES(HOURS)

Gramoxone Inteon\ 0.5Grandstand R 3Grasp 1Grazon P+D 6Harmony Extra 4Harmony GT 1Harvade 5F 6Hi-Dep 6Hornet WDG 2Huskie 1Ignite 4Impact 1Journey 1Laudis 1Liberty 4Lightning 1Londax 4Lov 2,4-D Ester 1MSMA 24Mustang Max EC 1Newpath 1NorthStar 4Olympus 4Olympus Flex 4Option 2Osprey 4Paramount 6Peak 4Pencap M 2Permethrin 1Permit 4Phoenix 2Poast Plus 1Propanil (Stam) 6Pursuit 1Raptor 1

PRODUCT RAINFAST TIMES(HOURS)

Reflex 1Regent 8Regiment 8Rely 200 4Remedy Ultra 4Resolve 4Resource 1Ricestar HT 1Roundup PowerMAX 1Roundup WeatherMAX 0.5Scepter DG 2Select Max/Arrow 1Sequence 2Spirit 4Staple 4Starane 1Status 4Steadfast 4Stinger 6Stout 4Suprend 3Synchrony XP 1Tordon 22K 4Touchdown Hi-Tech 1Touchdown Total 0.5Ultra Blazer 4Valor 1Valor XLT 1Yukon 4Zephyr 4

Chemical Storage TemperaturesAAtrex /Atrazine Not applicableAccent Not applicableActellic Above 32°FAim Not applicableAmine, 2,4-D Above 40°FAquathol Super K Not applicableArrosolo Above 32°FArsenal Above 10°FAsana XL Above 32°FAssure II Above 32° FAuthority Assist Above 32° FAuthority First Above 40°FAuthority MTZ Not applicable

Aztec Not applicableBalan Above 40°FBalance Pro Not requiredBanvel Not requiredBareground 21 Not applicableBasagran Above 40°FBasis DF Not applicableBaythroid XL Not requiredBeacon Not applicableBeyond Above 32° FBicep II Magnum Not requiredBoundary 6.5 EC Not requiredBrigade Above 40°F

Brushmaster Not requiredBuctril Above 3°FBullet Above 0°FButyrac 200 Above 3°FCadet Above 32°FCallisto Above -20°FCanopy EX Not applicableCimarron Max Not applicableCimarron Plus Not applicableCinch Above -30°FCinch ATZ Not requiredClarity Not requiredClassic Not applicable


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SEEDFERTILIZER

Chemical Storage TemperaturesCobalt Above 20°FCobra Above 32°FCommand 3ME Above 40°FConfirm Above 32°FCotoran Not applicableCounter Not applicableCrop Oil Above 32°FCrossbow Above 10°FCuracron Not requiredDefine Not requiredDegree Xtra Not requiredDimethoate Above 45°FDiquat Above 32°FDistinct Not requiredDomark Not requiredDual II Magnum Not requiredDurango DMA Not requiredEnlite Not requiredEnvive Not requiredEnvoke Not applicableExtreme Not requiredFinesse Not requiredFirstRate Not applicableFlexstar Above 45°FForce 3G Not applicableForeFront Above 32°FFulTime Above -30°FFuradan Above 32°FFusilade DX Not requiredFusion Not requiredGangster Not requiredGly-4 Plus Not requiredGramoxone Inteon Above 32°FGrandstand R Above 28°FGrasp Not applicableGrazon P+D Not requiredGuardsman Max Not requiredHarmony Extra w/Total Sol Not applicableHarmony GT Not applicableHarness Xtra 5.6L Not requiredHarvade 5F Above 40°FHi-Dep Above 32°FHeadline Not requiredHero Above 32°FHoelon Above 20°FHornet WDG Not applicableHuskie Above -4oFHyvar XL Not requiredIgnite Above 32°F

Intrepid 2F Above 32°FIntrro Above 32°FKarate Z Above 32°FKarmex XP Not applicableKelthane MF Above 32°FKeystone Above -30°FLannate Above 32°FLariat Above 40°FLasso MT Above 32°FLaudis Above -4oFLayby Pro Not applicableLiberty Above 32°FLinex 4L Not applicableLorsban 4E Above 20°FLov 2,4-D Ester not requiredLexar / Lumax Above -10°FMalathion EC Above 32°FMethyl Parathion Above 20°FMSMA Above 32°FMustang Max EC Above 20°FN Serve Above 28°FNewpath Above 32°FNorthStar Not applicableOlympus Not requiredOlympus Flex Not requiredOption Not requiredOsprey Not requiredOutlook Not requiredParallel Not requiredParallel Plus Not requiredParamount Not requiredPastureGard Above 28°FPathfinder Foam Above 32°FPeak Not applicablePermethrin Above 10°FPermit Not applicablePersist/Persist LWV Above 35°FPhoenix Above 32°FPoast Plus Above 40°FPrefix Above 5°FPramitol Above 32°FPrincep 90 Not applicablePrincep 4L Above 32°FPropanail (Stam) Above 32°FProwl H2O 32°FPursuit Above 32°FPython Not applicableRadius Not requiredRaptor Above 32°F

Regent Above 3°FRely 200 Above 32°FRemedy Ultra Above 28°FResolve Not applicableResource Above 32°FRicestar HT Above 32°FRoundup PowerMAX Not requiredRoundup WeatherMAX Not requiredSahara DG Not applicableScepter Above 32°FSelect/Select Max/Arrow Above 40°FSencor Not requiredSequence No applicableSevin 4F/XLR Above 32°FSonic Above 40°FSpartan Not applicableSpike 20P Not applicableSpirit Not applicableStaple Not applicableStatus Not applicableStratego Not applicableSteadfast Not applicableSteward Above 32°FStinger Above 28°FStorm Above 32°FStout Not applicableSuper Brush Not requiredSurflan AS Not requiredSurmount Above 32°FSynchrony XP Not applicableTordon 22K Not requiredTordon RTU Not requiredTouchdown Total/Hi-Tech Not requiredTracer Above 32°FTreflan HFP Above 40°FUltra Blazer Above 32°FValor Not requiredValor XLT Not requiredVelpar Above 32°FWarrior II Above 32°FWeedtrine-D Above 32°FYukon Not applicable


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Worker Protection StandardsPRODUCT RE-ENTRY POSTING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING REQUIRED

INTERVAL REQUIRED APPLICATORS MIXERS(HOURS) (YES/NO) HANDLERS LOADERS

AAtrex/Atrazine 12 NO A,B,C A,B,C,DAccent 4 NO A,B,I A,B,IAcephate 90S 24 NO A,B,G,I A,B,G,IAim 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IAmine Weed Killer 48 NO B,C,D,G,L B,C,D,G,H,LAsana XL 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IAssure II 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IAuthority Assist 12 NO A,B,C A,B,CAuthority First 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IAuthority MTZ 12 NO A,C,D,E A,C,D,EAutumn 12 NO A,I A,IAztec NONE NO A,B,I A,B,IBalance Pro 12 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,IBasagran 48 NO A,B,I A,B,IBasis 4 NO A,B,I A,B,IBaythroid XL 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IBeacon 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IBeyond 4 NO A,E,I A,E,IBicep II Magnum 24 NO A,B,I A,B,IBidrin 48 NO C,D,E,G,K,L C,D,E,G,K,L,HBolero 8E 4 NO A,I A,E,IBoundary 6.5 EC 12 NO B,I,L B,I,LBravo Weather Stik 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IBrigade 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IBuctril 12 NO C,D,E,F,G C,D,E,F,G,HBullet 12 NO A,C,D,E A,C,D,EBumper 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IButyrac 200 48 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,ICadet 12 NO A,C,E,D A,C,E,DCallisto 12 NO A,E,I A,E,ICanopy EX 12 NO A,B,I A,B,ICanopy 12 NO A,B,I A,B,ICaparol 4L 12 NO A,I A,ICaptec 4L 96 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,H,I,KCentric 12 NO A,B,I A,B,ICimarron Plus 4 NO A,B,I A,B,ICimarron Max 48 NO A,E,I,D F,HCinch 24 NO A,E,I A,E,ICinch ATZ 24 NO A,E,I A,E,IClarity 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IClassic 12 NO A,B,I A,B,ICobra 12 NO C,D,E,F,G,H C,D,E,F,G,HCommand 3ME 12 NO A,E,I A,E,ICommence 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IConfirm 2F 4 NO A,B,I A,B,I

PRODUCT RE-ENTRY POSTING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING REQUIREDINTERVAL REQUIRED APPLICATORS MIXERS(HOURS) (YES/NO) HANDLERS LOADERS

Cotoran 4L 24 NO A,E,I A,E,ICounter 15G 48 YES B,C,D,F,G,H,K B,C,D,F,G,H,KCruiser 5FS 12 NO B,I,J B,I,JCuracron 48 NO C,D,E,L C,D,E,L,HDanitol 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IDegree Xtra 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IDenim 48 NO C,D,E,G,L C,D,G,E,L,HDiamond 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IDimethoate 4EC 48 NO A,C,D,E,G A,C,D,E,G,KDimilin 2L 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IDipel 4 NO A,B,I,K A,B,I,KDistinct 12 NO B,F,I B,F,IDi-Syston 15G 48 YES B,C,G,H,K,L B,C,G,H,K,LDithane M-45 24 NO B,F,I B,D,F,H,IDSMA 12 NO A,B,D,I,K A,B,D,I,K,HDual II Magnum 24 NO A,B,I, A,B,IDurango DMA 4 NO A,E,I A,E,IEcho 720 12 NO A,D,E,I,K A,D,E,I,KEnlite 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IEnvive 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IEnvoke 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IExpert 12 NO L,E,C,G,H L,E,C,G,HExtreme 48 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,IFacet 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IFirstRate 12 NO B,I,L B,I,LFlexstar 24 NO C,E,L C,E,H,LFolicur 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IForce 3G 0 NO A,B,I A,B,IForeFront 48 NO A,D,E,I D,E,I,JFulTime 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IFuradan 336 YES A,D,E,I,K A,D,E,I,KFury 12 NO A,E,I A,D,E,IFusilade DX 12 NO A,E,I A,D,E,H,IFusion 24 NO A,E,I A,E,IGoal 2XL 24 NO C,D,E,F,G C,D,E,F,G,HGramoxone Inteon 24 NO A,D,E,I,M A,D,E,I,MGrandstand R 48 NO A,D,I A,D,IGrasp 12 NO A,I A,IGrazon P+D 24 NO A,E,D,I, A,E,D,I,Guardsman Max 12 NO A,C,D,E A,C,D,EGuthion 2L 48 NO C,D,E,F,G,K C,D,E,F,G,H,KHarmony Extra 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IW/Total SolHarmony GT 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IHarness Xtra 5.6 L 12 NO A,B,I A,B,I


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COTTONRICE

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Headline 12 NO C,D,E,G,L C,D,E,G,H,LHero 12 NO A,C,E A,C,D,EHi-Dep 2,4-D 48 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IHornet WDG 48 NO B,D,I,L B,D,I,LHuskie 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IIgnite 12 NO C,D,E,L C,D,E,L,HIntrepid 2F 4 NO A,B,I A,B,IIntrro 12 NO A,C,D,E A,C,D,EKarmex XP 12 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,IKelthane MF 12 NO C,E,F,G,K C,E,F,G,H,KLannate 48 NO A,B,D,I,K A,B,D,I,KLaredo 25EC 24 NO C,D,E,F,G C,D,E,F,G,HLariat 12 NO A,C,D,E A,C,D,ELasso M.T. 12 NO A,C,D,E A,C,D,ELaudis 12 NO A,E,I A,E,ILayby Pro 24 NO C,E,F,H A,E,ILeverage 2,7 12 NO C,D,E,L C,D,E,G,HLexar 24 NO J,I,E J,I,ELiberty 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,ILightning 12 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,ILondax 24 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,ILOV 2,4-D 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,H,ILinex 24 NO B,G,I,L B,G,I,LLorsban 15G 24 NO C,E,F,K C,E,F,KLorsban 4E 24 NO C,E,G,K,L C,E,G,H,K,LLumax 24 NO A,B,C,I A,B,C,D,IMalathion EC 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IMethyl Parathion 48 NO C,D,E,F,G,K C,D,E,F,G,K,HMilestone 12 NO A,I E,I,JMonitor 4 48 NO C,D,E,G,K,L C,D,E,G,H,K,LMSMA 12 NO A,B,C,K A,B,C,D,H,KMustang MAX EC 12 NO A,E,I A,E,I,DN-Serve 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,INewpath 4 NO A,E,I A,E,IOlympus 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IOlympus Flex 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IOption 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IOrdram 12 NO A,I C,E,F,KOrius 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IOsprey 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IOutlook 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IParamount 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IPeak 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IPenncap M 96 NO B,C,D,F,G,K B,C,D,F,G,KPermit 12 NO A,I A,I

PRODUCT RE-ENTRY POSTING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING REQUIREDINTERVAL REQUIRED APPLICATORS MIXERS(HOURS) (YES/NO) HANDLERS LOADERS

Permethrin 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IPhoenix 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IPoast Plus 12 NO A,E,I A,E,IPropanil (Stam) 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IPropiMax 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IProvado 1.6 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IProwl H2O 24 NO A,E,I A,E,IPursuit 12 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,IPython 12 NO B,I,L B,I,LQuadris 4 NO A,E,I A,E,IQuilt 24 NO A,E,I D,F,E,IRadius 12 NO B,I,J B,I,JRage Dtech 12 NO A,C,D,E A,C,D,ERaptor 4 NO A,E,I A,E,IReflex 24 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,IRegent 0 NO B,C,D,G,K,L B,C,D,G,H,K,LRely 200 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IResolve 4 NO A,B,I A,B,IResource 12 NO C,D,E,L C,D,E,LRicestar HT 24 NO A,D,I A,D,IRoundup PowerMax 4 NO A,E,I A,E,IRoundup WeatherMax 4 NO A,E,I A,E,IScepter DG 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IScout X-TRA 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,ISelect Max/Arrow 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,ISencor 12 NO A,B,I A,B,ISequence 24 NO A,E,I A,E,ISevin 50W/80W/XLR 12 NO A,B,G,I A,B,G,ISimazine 4L 12 NO A,E,I A,E,ISimazine 90DF 12 NO A,B,I A,B,ISpartan 12 NONE A,B,I A,B,ISpirit 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IStaple 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IStatus 24 NO A,C,D,E A,C,D,ESteadfast 4 NO A,B,I A,B,ISteward 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IStorm 48 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,IStout 4 NO A,B,I A,B,IStratego 24 NO A,E,I,M A,E,I,MSurflan 4AS 12 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,ISuprend 12 NO A,E,I A,E,ISurmount 12 NO A,D,E,I D,E,I,JSynchrony XP 12 NO A,B,I A,B,ITemik NONE NO B,C,D,G,K,L B,C,D,G,H,K,LThimet L&L 48 YES B,C,D,F,G B,C,D,F,G,H,K


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Thimet Bagged 15G 48 YES B,C,D,F,G B,C,D,F,G,H,KTilt 12 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,ITordon 22K 12 NO A,B,D,I A,B,D,ITouchdown 12 NO A,B,I A,B,ITracer 4 NO A,I A,ITreflan Granules 12 NO B,D,I,J B,D,I,JTrifluralin 12 NO C,D,E,G,L C,D,E,G,H,LUltra Blazer 48 NO A,B,D,G,I A,B,D,G,IValor 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IValor XLT 12 NO A,B,I A,B,IVelpar 24 NO A,D,I A,D,IWarrior II 24 NO A,D,E,I A,D,E,IYukon 12 NO A,I A,IZephyr 12 NO C,D,E,G,H,L C,D,E,G,H,L

A. Long-sleeved shirt and long pantsB. Waterproof glovesC. Chemical-resistant footwear plus socksD. Protective eyewearE. Chemical-resistant glovesF. Coveralls over long-sleeved shirt and long pantsG. Chemical-resistant headgear for overhead exposureH. Chemical-resistant apronI. Shoes plus socksJ. CoverallsK. RespiratorL. Coveralls over short-sleeved shirt and short pantsM. Face shield


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LAWN&GARDEN

SEEDFERTILIZER

Pest Control in Stored GrainPRODUCT DILUTION REMARKSActellic 9.2-12.3 fl. oz. per 5 gallons of water

per 1071 bu.

Insecto For empty grain bins use 1 lb. per1000 sq. ft. (3 lbs. per 10,000 bu. bin)

Barley: 1 lb. per 41 bu.

Milo: 1 lb. per 35 bu.

Oats: 1 lb. per 62 bu.

Wheat: 1 lb. per 33 bu.

Corn: 1 lb. per 35 bu.

Malathion 6% Dust 10 lbs. per 1,000 bu.

Storcide II Barley: 9.9 oz. per 1,000 bu.

Milo: 11.6 oz. per 1,000 bu.

Oats: 6.6 oz. per 1,000 bu.

Rice: 9.3 oz. per 1,000 bu.

Wheat: 12.4 oz. per 1,000 bu.

Empty bin and warehouse use 1.8 oz in1 gal of water. Use 1 gal per 1,000 sq. ft.

Tempo SC Ultra 8-16 ml. per 1,000 sq. ft.

Weevil-Cide Pellets (Farm Bins) 450-900 pelletsper 1,000 bu.

For corn and milo only, will control Indian meal moth. Apply as grain goes into storage. Do not dilute more than 48hours before application.Insecto is a natural material containing Diatomacecus Earth. Thoroughly apply to inside of empty grain bins andwarehouses.

Apply as grain goes into storage at recommended rates. Then apply 4 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. as a top dressing or barrier.




Apply as corn goes into storage at recommended rate to bottom and top 10% of grain, then treat every fifth load inbetween at recommended rate. Then apply 4 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. as a top dressing or barrier.

Apply as grain goes into storage. Can apply proper amount in the truck or wagon. Mixing will occur as grain goes intostorage. Do not heat-dry grain, optimum moisture is 13%. Not labeled for grain sorghum.

Apply as grain is being loaded or turned into final storage. Dilute in 5 gal. water.




Apply as grain is being loaded or turned into final storage. Dilute in 5 gal. water.Apply to walls, floor and equipment of bin.

Insect and sanitation of empty grain bins and warehouses. Do not spray directly on grain or feed. Spray to the point ofrunoff. Fast knockdown and four to eight weeks of residual. Dilution rate equals .27-.54 fl. oz. per 1000 sq. ft.

Upon exposure to air, Weevil-Cide pellets begin to react with atmospheric moisture to produce small quantities ofphosphine gas. Apply after grain is in facility. Leakage is the single most important cause of failure in the treatment offarm storages. All vents and aeration ducts must be sealed. Tarping of the grain surface will greatly reduce leakage.Restricted use.

Spray Additives

AMS Advantage 2-3 qts./100 gallons ofspray solution

AMS EZ Plus 2.5 gallons/100 gallons ofspray solution

AMS-DEP 9 lbs./100 gallons ofspray solution

AMS-EZ 2.5-5.0 gallons/100 gallonsof spray solution

Astute 1-2 qts./100 gallons ofspray solution

Astute Lite 1-2 qts/100 gallons ofspray solution

Crop Oil (Relay) 1 gallon/100 gallon ofspray solution

Fraction 4 lbs/100 gallon ofspray solution

Soy Plus 1.5-2.0 pts./acre

Intended use is with glyphosate that recommends a nitrogen source or water conditioning and sequesteringingredient. Polymer ingredient provides drift suppression, enhanced spray deposition and has been proven toimprove glyphosate activity.

Liquid AMS plus drift control. Contains HPG polymer technology which provides drift reduction formulated withantifoam to prevent foaming. 2.5 gallons per 100 gallons of spray solution provides 8.5lbs. of dry AMS plus theoptimum 8 ounce level of HPG polymer technology.

AMS-DEP is a AMS with a deposition agent. May be used anywhere AMS is used. Applying AMS-DEP at 9lbs./100 gallons will provide 8.5 lbs. AMS.

A liquid ammonium sulfate solution. Three quarts contains 2.5 lbs. of ammonium sulfate.

A 90% spreader spreader sticker adjuvant that greatly improves foliage wettability. Add to spray mixture aftertank is at least half full of water. Keep agitation going when adding. Also labeled for aquatic uses.

An 80% spreader sticker adjuvant that greatly improves foliage wettability. Add to spray mixture after tank is atleast half full of water. Keep agitation going when adding.

A blend of paraffinic crop oil plus a surfactant. The excellent wetting and emulsifying properties allow uniformcoverage and wetting.

An AMS replacement product that is used with glyphosate improve glyphosate activity. Highly soluble, with veryrefined and uniform granulation. 4 lbs of Fraction would be equivalent to 17 lbs. of AMS. Not for use withsulfonylurea herbicides.

An adjuvant that contains methylated soybean oil. Use with postemergent herbicides that require an oil additive.

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Seed TreatmentsPRODUCT PROBLEM RATE REMARKSApron Maxx RTA Soybean - damping off due to Pythium, 5 oz./ 100 lbs. of seed

Phytophthora, Fusarium, Rhizoctonia Treats 256 50# unitsper 5 gallon case

ApronMaxx Bean Pak Soybean - damping off due to Pythium, Apron XL 0.16-0.64 oz,Phytophthora , Fusarium, Rhizoctonia Maxim 4FS 0.08 oz ,

and Blue colorant 0.32 ozper 100 lbs of seed

Apron Maxx RFC Soybean - damping off and seed rots due 1.5 oz./ 100 lbs. of seedto Pythium, Phytophthora, Fusarium,Rhizoctonia

Bean Guard w/ Alegiance Soybean - damping off due to Pythium, 1.66 oz./50 lbs. of seedPhytophthora , Fusarium, Rhizoctonia

Cruiser Dividend Extreme Wheat Pak Wheat- Insecticide and fungicide Cruiser 0.8 oz per 100 lbsof seed. Dividend Extreme2.0 oz per 100 lbs of seed

CruiserMaxx Beans Soybean - seed and soil-born disease 3 fl oz/100 lbs of seed.pathogens, Insecticide for soybean Treats 2650 50 lb unitsaphid and bean leaf beetle per 15 gallon tote.

Dividend Extreme Wheat - disease prevention 2 oz./100 lbs. of seed

Kernel Guard Supreme Corn - Seed corn beetle and maggot, 1.5 oz. / 42 lbs. of seedwireworms, Damping off, seed decayand seedling blight

Latitude Corn - Seed corn beetle and maggot, 1.5 oz / 42 lbs. of seedflea beetles, grubs, wireworms, dampingoff, seed decay and seedling blight

Optimize Soybean - Growth promoter and inoculant 4.25 oz /100 lbs of seed

Regent TS Corn - Insecticide 1-2 fl oz/100 lbs

Vitavax 20-20 (Enhance) Soybean- damping off, seed decay 3 oz./bushelorganisms, seedling blight

Vitavax 20-20 (Enhance) Wheat - disease prevention 2.4 oz./bushel(4 oz./100 lbs. seed)

Ready to apply, Farmer applied to seed prior to placing inplanter box. Also available with Molybdenum.

The Pak includes blue colorant, Maxim 4FS and Apron XL.Provides control of wide range of seed-borne, soil-borne andseedling diseases in soybeans.

Currently only available as a dealer-applied treatment. Haslower applications volume and requires less slurry, offeringgrowers better flowability, less wet soybean handlingproblems and improved plantability when combined withliquid innoculants.

Hopper box treatment that is farmer applied. Mix thoroughlywith seed in the hopper box.

Certified treater applied. Cruiser seed treatment insecticide tocontrol certain insects including aphids in wheat and DividendExtreme is a systemic seed dressing that controls orsuppresses certain seed borne (Loose Smut), soil-borne andfall foliar diseases of wheat.

Certified treater applied. Combination of Cruiser seedtreatment insecticide, Apron and Maxim. Provides earlyseason disease and insect control. 3 oz = 0.16 oz Apron XL,0.08 oz Maxim, 0.32 oz color, and 1.28 oz Cruiser 5FS.

Dividend Extreme is a systemic seed dressing that controls orsuppresses certain seed-borne, soil-borne, and fall foliardiseases of wheat. It is a mixture of Dividend and Apron XL.

Use as a dry mixture in the planter box as a seed treatmentprior to planting. Contains Vitavax and Permethrin.

Use as a dry mixture in the planter box as a seed treatmentprior to planting. Contains Metalaxyl, Vitavax, and Gaucho.

A retail - applied product that is a growth promoter andinoculant to improve early season vigor and growth insoybeans. It is compatible with other fungicide andinsecticide seed treatments.

Control and suppression of wireworm, seed corn maggot,grape colapsis, white grubs, flea beetle, and thrips.

Seed box or dry pre-mix treatment. Do not over mix.Mechanical injury reduces germination.

Planter box or pre-mix treatment. Excellent for loose andcovered smut control. Reduces seed rot and seedling blight.Will control seed scab.


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Aquatic Weed ControlPRODUCT PROBLEM DILUTION REMARKSAquashade Algae, aquatic weeds 1 gal./acre of water 4 ft. deep

Aquashadow Cloudy or off-colored water 7.15 oz./acre of water 1 ft. deep

Aquathol Super K Submersed weeds 2.2-110 lbs./acre

Cutrine-Plus Algae, Chara and Nitella 1 lb./720 sq. ft. surface,or 60 lbs./surface acre

Cutrine-Plus Liquid Chara and Nitella Algae 1.2-4.8 gal./surface acre

Cutrine-Plus Liquid Filamentous and Planktonic Algae .6-2.4 gal./surface acre

Eraser AQ Emerged weeds such as cattails 1-2% solution

Glyphomate Emerged weeds such as cattails 2-3% solution

Navigate Emersed and submersed weeds 150-200 lbs./acre

Sonar Duckweed, suppression of 1 qt. per surface acre.watermeal, some submersed plants.

Stocktrine II Algae in water tanks and troughs. 1 oz. / 250 gal. of waterProtects livestock from toxic algae

Weedtrine-D Duckweed 5 gal./surface acre + surfactant

Weedtrine-D Floating weeds 2.5-3.75 gal./surface acre

Weedtrine-D Submersed weeds 5-10 gal./surface acre

EPA registered for algae and weed control. Used as a preventative, not a contactproduct. Turns the water aqua blue. Treated water may be used for swimming(after complete dispersal), fishing, irrigation and livestock watering. Do not usetreated water for human consumption.

Turns the water aqua blue. Treated water may be used for swimming (aftercomplete dispersal), fishing, irrigation and livestock watering. Do not use treatedwater for human consumption.

Contact killer. Apply after weeds are present. Do not use fish from treated waterfor 3 days. Do not swim in water for 24 hours after treatment. Do not use treatedwater for watering livestock, agricultural sprays, irrigation or domestic purposes for25 days.

Treat early in the season before algae becomes too prevalent. As season prolongsalgae becomes more resistant. Spread directly over vegetation to be treated. Mayuse treated waters for swimming and fishing immediately after treatment. Waterfrom treated lakes and ponds may be used to irrigate turf, water livestock and fordomestic use immediately after treatment.

Treat early in the season when algae is present. As season prolongs algae becomesmore resistant. Apply on a sunny day when water temperature is 60 F or above.For chara and nitella algae, dilute 9:1. Spread directly over vegetation to betreated. Treated water may be used for swimming , fishing, irrigation and livestockwatering immediately after treatment.

Treat early in the season when algae is present. As season prolongs algae becomesmore resistant. Apply on a sunny day when water temperature is 60 F or more.For filamentous algae, dilute 9:1. For planktonic (pea soup) algae dilute 20:1.Spread directly over vegetation to be treated. Treated water may be used forswimming , fishing, irrigation and livestock watering immediately after treatment.

Non-selective herbicide containing glyphosate. Always add a surfactant at 0.25%V/V. Apply when cattails are flowering. For other weeds, apply when they areactively growing and above the water surface.

Non-selective herbicide containing glyphosate and a surfactant. Apply when targetplants are actively growing and above the water surface. Apply when cattails areflowering.

Do not apply to water used for irrigation, agricultural sprays, watering dairyanimals or domestic water supplies.

Excellent product for Duckweed control. Treated water may be used for swimming,fishing or livestock use. Check label if wanting to use water for irrigation. Apply atfirst sign of weeds floating to the surface. May take 30-60 days to obtain control.

Dilute desired amount of Stocktrine II with at least 9 parts of water. Apply withsprinkling can over entire surface of water. No waiting period for watering stockbut should apply when consumption is low.

Do not use treated water for animal consumption, spraying, irrigation or domesticpurposes within 14 days after treatment. Must use surfactant. Apply on a sunny day.




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MISSOURI PRIVATE LANDQUAILFOCUS AREAS

by Aaron JeffriesTo benefit landowners and

bobwhite quail, the MissouriDepartment of Conservation hasidentified 34 private land quailfocus areas throughout the state(see map). These focus areas havebeen established where severallandowners are already managingfor quail, near conservation areaswith good quail habitat and/orwhere conservation partners haveexpressed an interest in quailhabitat management. The purposeof establishing quail focus areas isto show a landscape levelimprovement in quail populationsby improving habitat on severalfarms close to one another.

Most focus areas are around30,000 acres in size, but some areeven larger because of widespreadlandowner interest and success.Department employees targetlandowners within these focusareas by marketing quailmanagement and then providingtechnical and financial assistance tothose interested. In the meantime,staff continue to work withlandowners outside focus areas byproviding technical and financialassistance to help landowners meettheir resource objectives.

Landowners are improving habitat for quail by converting grass fields and crop field edges to nativewarm-season grasses and wildflowers. Habitat edges between open land and woodlands are being developedas winter and escape cover through edge feathering and timber stand improvement. Landowners are alsocontrolling invasive plants like sericea lespedeza, spotted knapweed, teasel, autumn olive and bushhoneysuckle. Often herbicides perform a critical role in the restoration of quail friendly habitats. Forexample, glyphosate based herbicides are excellent for eradicating undesirable herbaceous vegetation orsuppressing grass growth. Brush herbicides can be used to control unwanted broadleaf plants like sericealespedeza and for treating cut tree stumps when edge feathering.Several private land focus areas have gotten off to a great start as a result of widespread landowner interest

and conservation programs like the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) and Conservation SecurityProgram (CSP). Focus areas in Cass, Caldwell, Carroll, Dekalb, Knox, Lawrence, Monroe, Saline, Scott,Howell and Wright Counties are seeing an increase in quail densities, and, as a result, other landowners havestarted to notice. Some landowners within focus areas are converting their entire farm to quail friendlyhabitat, while others are restoring small portions of their agriculture operation. No matter how muchlandowners are restoring, every little bit helps. The key is having a concentration of quality habitat to benefitbobwhite and other wildlife. Success will come one farm at a time. For quail, every little bit helps.

Get Cost-Share, Technical Assistance and Large-Scale ResultsEstablishing quail focus areas helps neighbors work together to create large spreads of high-quality

quail habitat. Cooperators receive cost-share and technical assistance, and many landowners are excitedabout restoring quail to their farms. To learn more about quail habitat management visit your localMissouri Department of Conservation office or visit www.mdc.mo.gov/landown/wild/quail.

1. Covey Headquarters2. Seat3. Albany4. Poosey5. Knox County6. Salt River7. Paris8. 2C9. Platte County10. Smithville11. Sweet Springs12. Bullseye13. White Conservation

Area

14. Hawk Point/Truxton15. Bradford16. Tipton/Upland Plain17. Green Ridge18. Cass County19. Southwest Bates20. Douglass Branch21. Taberville22. Covey Junction23. Port Hudson24. Boone Creek25. White RiverTrace26. Wright County27. Spring River

28. Howell County29. Indian Camp30. Little River31. Crowley’s Ridge32. Scott County33. Gordonville34. Oak Ridge


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Tips on Controlling Brush

1. Do not mow the same year that you spray brush. One or two years of new growth is needed to insure adequate volumeof foliage to uptake herbicide.

2. Application timing is crititical in providing good control. Some species will have different application timings to get adequatecontrol. Spray your targeted species at the right time.

3. Try to use a minimum of 20 gal per acre when broadcast spraying. This will insure adequate coverage. Always add Astute(NIS) to the mix.

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PRODUCT PROBLEM DILUTION REMARKSArsenal Grasses, broadleaf weeds, brush, Use a .5-1.0 % solution.

unwanted trees (Equivalent to .65 to 1.33 oz.per gallon of water)

Bareground 21 Annual weeds, grasses .50-1.0 lb./100 sq. ft.

Bareground 21 Perennial weeds 1.0-2.5 lbs./100 sq. ft.

Brush Killer 875 Brush 1.0-1.5 gal./100 gal. water(Equivalent to 1.33 to 2 oz.per gallon of water)

Brushmaster Brush, unwanted trees, weeds 1-2 gal./100 gal. water(Equivalent to 1.33 to 2.67 oz.per gallon of water)

Brushmaster Unwanted stump regrowth 1-2 gal./25 gal. diesel

Brushmaster Unwanted trees 6-10 gal./90-94 gal. dieselfor basal treatment

Cimarron Plus/ Broadleaf weeds, thistle, Multiflora .1 to .5 oz. /acreCimmaron Max Rose, Serecia lespedeza. See label.

Crossbow Brush, unwanted trees, weeds 1.5-4.0 gal./15-30 gal. of waterper acre when using a boom sprayer

Crossbow Brush, unwanted trees, weeds 1.0-1.5 gal/100 gal. water(Equivalent to 1.33-2.0 oz.per gallon of water)

Crossbow Stumps, unwanted trees, 1-4 gal./100 gal. diesel oilwoody species for basal treatment

Glyphosate Woody species 5% solution (Equivalent to6.5 oz. per gallon of water)

Hi-Dep Broadleaf weeds, multiflora rose, Broadcast 2-4 qts./acre or spot spraybuckbrush, locust, willow, poison ivy .75-1% solution

Hyvar XL Annual weeds 1.5-3.0 gal./acre

Hyvar XL Brush 2.75-5.0 gal./acre

Hyvar XL Brush 1 gal./5 gal. water

Hyvar XL Perennial weeds 3-6 gal./acre

Journey Vegetation Management prior to the 4-32 oz./acreestablishment of certain nativeprairie grasses and wildflowers

Brush Control Herbicides

Spray foliage and or ground on noncropland areas. Will providepostemergence and residual control. Keep at least 2 drip lines awayfrom desirable trees. Controls weeds for 1 year or more. Add a NIS orCOC to the spray mixture.

Spread on ground. Needs irrigation or rainfall to move into the rootzone. Controls weeds for 1 year or more.

Spread on ground. Needs irrigation to move into the root zone. Controlsweeds for 1 year or more.

Spray foliage when actively growing.

Spray all foliage in full leaf and when temperature is below 85 F. Usethe lower rate on easy to kill species (Locust, willow, buckbrush, etc.)Use only on roadside, ditch banks, fence rows, industrial sites and othernon-cropland areas.Spray to stumps when temperature is below 85 F. Use only onroadside, ditch banks, fence rows, industrial sites and other non-cropland areas.Spray base of trunks when temperature is below 85 F. Use only onroadside, ditch banks, fence rows, industrial sites and other non-cropland areas.

Absorbed through the leaves. Can tank mix with 2,4-D, Tordon 22K,Grazon P+D, or Banvel. Add 1-2 qts. NIS / 100 goal. water; may stuntfescue or timothy. See label. Can be tank mixed with liq. N. Use spraymix in 24 hours. For spot spray use 1 oz. per 100 gallons of water.Spray foliage in full leaf and when temperature is below 85 F. Seelabel for grazing and haying restrictions by dairy and other livestock.

Spray foliage in full leaf and when temperature is below 85 F. Seelabel for grazing and haying restrictions by dairy and other livestock.

Treat susceptible woody species anytime when brush is dormant andbark is dry. Best results occur late winter to early spring. Thoroughlywet basal part of brush or trees to a height of 15-20 inches from theground. Treatment is effective on trees up to 6-8 inches in diameter. Forstumps, most effective when applied quickly after trees are cut.Spray foliage when actively growing. Refer to label for specific timing.

Spray all foliage in full leaf. May use on roadside, ditch banks, fencerows, industrial sites and other non-crop areas. Hi-Dep can also besprayed in pastures. Check label for grazing restrictions.

Spray foliage on non-cropland areas.

Spray foliage on non-cropland areas.

Basal spray.

Spray on foliage on non-cropland areas.

Contains Plateau and Roundup Pro. 10.7 oz. of Journey contains 4 oz.Plateau and 5.3 oz. of Roundup Pro.


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Brush Control HerbicidesPRODUCT PROBLEM DILUTION REMARKSPanoramic Cool season grasses and broadleaves 4-12 oz.

in warm season grasses

PastureGard Serecia lespedeza 1.5-2 pts.

PastureGard Brush 3-6 pts.

Power Pellets Brush, multiflora rose, unwanted trees 1-2 pellets per stem inch diameter

Pramitol 25E Annual weeds, grasses 1-1.5 pts./1,000 sq. ft.

Pramitol 25E Perennial weeds 22.0-29.4 oz. /1,000 sq. ft.

Remedy Ultra Brush, unwanted trees 25% solution with dieselfor basal treatments

Remedy Ultra Brush, unwanted trees, weeds 1-2 pts./acre

Sahara DG Annual and Perennial weeds 5 to 19 lbs. per acre. Need toand grasses tank mix with water and spray

(equivalent to 1.8-7 oz./1000 sq. ft.)

Spike 20P Unwanted trees, weeds, woody brush .5 oz./45 sq. ft.,.5 oz./3-4 in. diameter of tree

Super Brush Killer Brush, unwanted trees, weeds .5-1.0 gal./100 gal. water(Equivalent to .67 to 1.33 oz.per gallon of water)

Super Brush Killer Unwanted stump regrowth .5-1.0 gal./25 gal. diesel

Super Brush Killer Unwanted trees 3-5 gal./95-97 gal. dieselfor basal treatment

Surmount Brush, unwanted trees, weeds 3-6 pts./acre

Tordon 22K Brush, unwanted trees, weeds 1-2 pts./acre

Tordon RTU Stumps, unwanted trees Ready-to-use

TriAte Asphalt construction 2-4 lbs. / 100 sq. ft.

TriAte Deep rooted perennials 3 lbs. / 100 sq. ft.

TriAte General vegetation control 1-2 lbs. / 100 sq. ft.

Generic Plateau. Can be used as a preemergent or postemergentapplications in warm season grasses and wild flowers. View label forrestrictions on certain warm season grass cultivars and wild flowers.When applying post-emerge, add MSO at 1% V/V..Apply 1.5 pts. when serecia lespedeza is 12-15” tall. Increase rates to 2pts for dense stands or later stages of growth . For best results applybefore bloom. Spot treatments at 1 oz./gal of water. Add a surfactant at1-2 qts. per 100 gal. of solution.

Spray folliage at full leaf and under good environmental conditions. AddNIS at 0.25% v/v. Very good on blackberry and multiflora rose.

Apply prior to or during periods of active growth. Apply by hand at a rateof 1-2 pellets for every inch of trunk diameter. Most popular rate formultiflora rose is 2 pellets per bush, for plants 2’ to 4’ tall.Spray ground. Needs irrigation to move into the root zone. Controlsweeds for 1 year or more.Spray ground. Needs irrigation to move into the root zone. Controlsweeds for 1 year or more. Can be diluted in water, diesel oil or crop oil.

Spray basal parts of tree trunks to a height of 12 to 15 inches from theground in a manner that wets the stem and root collar but not to the pointof runoff. Works best on trees and brush less than 6 inches in diameter.May be tank mixed with 2,4-D and Tordon 22K. Check label for grazingand haying restrictions by dairy and other livestock.

Spray with water. Need to add a NIS or COC. Apply as preemergent orpostemergent treatment. Will provide residual control. Apply only tononcropland areas.

Toss on ground around weeds, brush and trees. Do not overapply or grassinjury may occur. No grazing restriction for beef cattle.

Spray all foliage in full leaf and when temperature is below 85 F. Use thelower rate on easy to kill species (Locust, willow, buckbrush, etc.) Useonly on roadside, ditch banks, fence rows, industrial sites and other non-cropland areas.Spray to stumps when temperature is below 85 F. Use only on roadside,ditch banks, fence rows, industrial sites and other non-cropland areas.

Spray base of trunks when temperature is below 85 F. Use only on roadside,ditch banks, fence rows, industrial sites and other non-cropland areas.

Tordon 22K and Starane. Spray brush when leaves are fully expandedand under good growing conditions. Add a surfactant. 1-2 qts./100 gal.of spray solution. Check label regarding grazing restrictions.1-2 pts./acre of Tordon 22K + 1 lb./acre of 2,4-D will control locust,hackberry and broadleaf weeds. May also be tank mixed with Remedy.

Girdle tree as close to ground as possible. Thoroughly wet injured surface.Paint the surface of freshly cut stump, wet the area just inside the bark.Replaces Sodium Chlorate. Non selective herbicide. Designed to givecomplete control for entire growing season. Kills plants better thanSodium Chlorate but without the fire hazard.Replaces Sodium Chlorate. Non selective herbicide. Designed to givecomplete control for entire growing season. Kills plants better thanSodium Chlorate but without the fire hazard.

Replaces Sodium Chlorate. Non selective herbicide. Designed to givecomplete control for entire growing season. Kills plants better thanSodium Chlorate but without the fire hazard.


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Sweetcorn and Popcorn ChemicalsINSECTICIDE SWEETCORN POPCORNAsana XL Yes YesAztec Yes YesBaythroid XL Yes NoBrigade Yes YesCobalt Yes NoHero Yes YesLannate Yes YesLorsban 4E Yes NoMustang Max Yes YesPermethrin Yes YesRegent No NoWarrior II Yes Yes

PRE-EMERGENT SWEETCORN POPCORNAAtrex/Atrazine Yes YesBalance Pro No NoBicep II Magnum Yes YesBullet Yes YesDegree Xtra Yes YesDual II Magnum Yes YesFulTime Yes YesGuardsman Max Yes YesHarness Xtra 5.6L No YesHornet WDG No NoLariat Yes YesLasso/Micro-Tech Yes YesLumax/Lexar Yes YesKeystone/Keystone LA Yes YesOutlook Yes YesProwl Yes YesPython WDG No NoSureStart No NoSurpass EC Yes Yes

POST-EMERGENT SWEETCORN POPCORN2,4-D Amine No No2,4-D LOV No NoAAtrex/Atrazine Yes YesAccent Yes YesAim Yes YesBasagran Yes YesBasis No NoBeacon No YesBicep II Magnum Yes YesBuctril 2EC No YesBullet No YesCadet Yes YesCallisto Yes YesClarity No YesDegree Xtra No YesDistinct No YesEquip No NoFulTime No YesGuardsman Max Yes YesHarness Xtra 5.6L No YesHi-Dep No NoHornet WDG No NoImpact Yes YesIgnite No NoLariat No No

Liberty No No

Lumax/Lexar No No

Northstar No Yes

Option No No

Outlook Yes Yes

Permit Yes Yes

Prowl Yes No

Resource No No

Sencor DF No No

Spirit No Yes

Steadfast No No

Household Chemicals for WeedsPRODUCT PROBLEM LOCATION DILUTION REMARKS

Roundup Extended Grass and broadleaf weeds Driveways, walks and around trees Ready-to-useControl (RTU)

Roundup L&G Grass and broadleaf weeds Flower beds, around trees, Ready-to-use or 1-5%shrubs, in lawns, walks solutionand driveways

Roundup QuikPro Total vegetation control Flower beds, around trees, 1.5 oz./1 gallonshrubs, in lawns, walks of waterand driveways

Sedgehammer Yellow nutsedge (watergrass) Lawns 0.65-1.3 oz. / acre or0.45-.09 gram / 1000sq. ft. (1 packet makesa gallon of spray)

Stump Remover Stump regrowth Cut stumps 4 oz. per 12 in. stump

Super Brush Killer Shrubs, stumps, unwanted Fence rows, roadsides, vacant .67-1.33 oz./gallontrees, vines, broadleaf weeds lots, non-cropland, lawns of water

Trimec Plus Crabgrass. Nutgrass (watergrass), Lawns 3 oz./gallon of waterGoosegrass, Sandbur, Dandelions,Buckhorn, Ground Ivy, Clover

Trimec Plus RTU Broadleaf weeds, Crabgrass, Lawns RTUNutgrass (watergrass)

Vegetation Killer Grass and broadleaf weeds Flower beds, trees, shrubs, in .75-1 pt./gal. of waterlawns, walks and driveways per 100 sq. ft.

Contains 1% Roundup and .03% Dimension.Provides fast knockdown and residual control.Apply to both existing weeds and weed-proneareas where weeds have not yet appeared.Spray foliar plants. Do not get on desirableplants or death will occur. Kills plants in 2weeks.Do not spray desirable foliage. Containsglyphosate and diquat.

Superior turf safety. Translocate and killsbulblet. Need to add a sirfactant for adequatecontrol.

Drill hole in top and side of stump. Pour 4 oz.in top hole. Wait 4-6 weeks. Next, pour dieselor kerosene in hole and ignite.Spray entire plant after foliage is fullydeveloped in the spring until plants begin to godormant in the fall. May be used as a basal orstump spray.Contains dye so you can see which plants havebeen sprayed. Kills both crabgrass andbroadleaf weeds with one spray.For spot spraying. Kills both crabgrass andbroadleaf weeds with one spray. Contains amarker dye.Ground sterilant that provides total vegetationcontrol. Do not spray desirable plants.

Household Chemicals for InsectsPRODUCT PROBLEM LOCATION DILUTION REMARKSHome Pest Killer Household pests-ants, cockroaches, Inside/outside buildings Ready-to-use

crickets, fleas, flies, mosquitoes,moths, silverfish, spiders

Indoor Insect Fogger Household pests-ants, cockroaches, Inside buildings 6 oz./6000 cu. ft.crickets, fleas, flies, mosquitoes,moths, silverfish, spiders

Malathion Insect Spray Fleas and Ticks Dogs and cats 2.25 tbls./gal.

Malathion Insect Spray Fleas and ticks Kennels and pens 10 tbls./gal.

Malathion Insect Spray Fowl mites, lice, red mites Poultry 2.25 tbls./gal. per100-150 birds

Terro Ant Killer Ants Inside or outside Ready-to-use

38-Plus Subterranean termite control Trench treatment/outside 1qt. of 38-Plus per20 gallons of waterper 50 linear feet oftrench.

Viper (Sniper) Concentrate Fleas, ticks, cockroaches, ants, Inside or outside 1 oz/gallonspiders, pantry pests, silverfish

Wasp and Hornet Spray Bees, hornets and wasps Outside buildings Aerosol

Do not contaminate food, food containers orcooking utensils. Do not use on indoor plantsor pets. Contains Permethrin or Tempo.Do not contaminate food, food containers orcooking utensils. Do not use on indoor plantsor pets.

Thoroughly apply to animal. Do not repeatwithin 7 days or use on pets under 3 monthsof age.

Remove all debris before applying.

Repeat 4-8 weeks.

Contains Borax. Ants carry it back to the nestand kill colony.

Remove all wood debris and wood forms.Around piers, chimney bases and alongfoundations of poured concrete, dig a trench6” wide and 4” deep.

Offers contact and residual control of 24common crawling and flying insects

Shoots up to 15 ft. away.


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