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Karen R. Blundell BASF Corporation P.O. Box 13528

STATES ENV I RONMENTAL ~~OTECJ J,«- ,GENe Y

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Reseerch Triangle Park, NC 27709

Dear Mr. Blundell:

Subject: Revised Labeling - Addition of Groundwater Advisory Blazer Herbicide EPA Registration No. 7969-79 Your Submission Dated January 10, 1995

The labeling referred to above, submitted in connection with registraL~on under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, as amended, is acceptable with the following provisions:

1) Rewri te the oral statement and note to physician in the Statements of Practical Tredtment to read as follows:

"If swallowed: Call a doctor or get medical attention. Do not induce vomiting. Dri~k promptly a large quantity of milk, egg whites, gelatin solution, or if these are not available, drink large quantities of water. Avoid alcohol."

"Note to physiciiln: Probable mucosal damage ma" contraindicate the u~e of gastric lavage."

2) Delete the phrase ..... if irritation persists" from the end of the "If on skin" statement in the Statement of Practical Treatment.

3) The Precautionary Statements should be revised to read as follows:

"Corrosi ve. Causes irreversible eye damage. Harmful if swallowed, absorbed through skin or inhaled. Do not get in eyes or on clothing. Avoid contact with skin and breathing vapor or spray mist."

4) Revise the statement. beginning "Do not contaminate water ..... occurring in the Environmental Hazards section to read "Do not contaminate water by disposal of equipment washwaters."

5) Add the requirement of chemical-resistant headgear for overhead exposure to the list of personal protective equipment necessary for early re-entry within the Agricultural Use Requirements box.

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6) Add the appropriate EPA Establishment Number.

A stamped copy is enclosed for your recoras. Please submit one (1) final printed copy for the referenced label, incorporating the above changes, before releasing the product for shipment.

Enclosure

Sincerely yours,

Joanne I. Miller Product Manager (23) Fungicide-Herbicide Branch Registration Division (7505C)

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BA~F

e herbicide

Postemergence Herbicide

For use on soybeans, peanuts and rice.

Active Ingfedient* Sodium salt of acifluorfen

Sodium 5-[2-chloro-4-(trifluoromethyl)phenoxy]-

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2-nltrobenzoate ................................... 20.1 %. Inert Ingredients . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . .. 79.9% TOTAL ...............................•.......... 100.0% *Equivalent to 2 pounds active ingredient per gallon.

EPA Reg. No. 7969-79

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN_

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Si usted no entiende la etuqueta, busque a alguien para que se la explique a usted en detalle. (If you do not understand this label. find someone to explain it to you in detail).

Statement of Practical Treatment If in eyes: Flush with large amounts of water for at least 15 minutes. Get medical attention. If on skin: Wash with plenty of soap and water. Consult a physician if irritation persists. If swallowed: Dilute by giving 2 glasses of water to drink and call a physician. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person. Note to physician: Emesis is recommended.

Refer to additional precautionary statements. which appear on the following pages of this label.

Agricultural. Use Requirements sa this product only ,lnaCcortianCQ with. its labelingand~tlj/j)No/~er;P((iI$CJJ,~. tanda rd, 40CFR part 170. Refer to supplemental· labelingUOdefnAgrJcUliUrlll;;Sel i'Kluirement$" in the Oirection$for tJse for informationabolJt1hi$$t4l~dal'd. I

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Net Contents 2 Y, gallons

BAS': Corporation PO Box 13528 Research Triangle Park. North Carolina 27709-3528

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Specimen Label

Precautionary Statements

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HAZARDS TO HUM~NS(~D DOMESTlC,A~I~).

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pants -,'Wate(proo!'gIO\ies ~'/sh6e¥:~~~':~~~ • ••• 'ProtectlV~eyewe8r ;··'Chemidil*~~iirlt,~~g!~r

for oilem~~a :~~liosiite

Discard .clothln9.···and<.0tn~ absorbent materi31 tIlai~ve been drenche<! ..••... , ...••• ~r"tJiJa¥lly con ta min ilt ed";"" itfi"~WI$ product'S. concelltrate •....• '. DOllot re'Jse them:· Follow manufacturer~SjnStructiOnSior cleaning and maintainingf'PE. If no such instructions for washables, use detergent and hot water. Keep and was PPE separately from other laundry.

Engineering Controls Statement: When handlers use closed systems, enclosed cabs, or aircraft in a manner that meets the requirements listed in the Worker Protection Standard (WPS) for agricultural pesticides 140 CFR 170.240 Id) (4·6)1. the handler PPE requirements may be reduced or modified as specified in the WPS.

UserSilfety ReCommendations . .

Environmental Hazards POi vt te9' &~teI"Q tJ$W!I. Do not apply directly to water, to areas where surface water is present or to intertidal areas below the mean. high water markJellGCp+ ~ s,...i~It.d. en -++.:,' lQ.he. \ F,.,. 4lfrlll'll-hOl1 .,bf"'fCL. Do not contaminate water by cleaning of e"uipment or disposal of wastes.

Do not apply when weather conditions favor drift from target area.

Directions for use It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Do not apply thIS product In a way that will contact workers or other persons. either directly or through drift. Only protected handlers may he In the area (hHlnq application.

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ReSidues of ilClfiuorfCfl have tX)C(l found In qroundwater il~; a result of .

~- ilqricultur<lluSR. Use of t~lIs product III

arms where soils are permeable. such as sand and soils with loamy S<Jnd tex­tures. and where water tables am ~,hal· low could rr",ult in contilrTlinatKJrl of qroufldwatcr. TIle uillization of irriqatccJ water in trl€se arcns will incm':ls8 tho hkehhooc! of cootamnation.

For any rej;Julrements specifiC to your State or Tribe, consult the agency responsible for pestiCide regulation.

Agricultural Use R~qi.J1rerilents

is: • Coveralls· • Waterproof gloves • Shoes plus' socks • Protective eye wear

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Storage and Disposal Do not allow product to freeze. Store above 32 degrees F. Do·· not contaminate water. food or feed by storage or disposal. Pesticide wastes are acutely hazardous. Improper disposal of excess pesticide spray mixture. or rinsate is a violation of Federal law. If these wastes cannot be disposed of by use according to label instructions. contact your State Pesticide or Environmental Control Agency. or the Hazardous Waste representative at EPA Regional guidance.

Container Disposal

the nearest Office for

Plastic: containers: Triple-rinse (or equivalent). Then offer for recycling or reconditioning. or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary la·ndfill or incineration. or. if allowed by state and local auth,)rities, by burning. If burned, stay out of smoke.

Bulk/mini-bulk .::ontainers: Refillable/reusable containers should be returned to the point of purchase for cleaning and refilling, Refillable/reusable containers must be thoroughly cleaned before refilling.

In case of emergency In case of large-scale s:Jillage regarding thiS product, call: CHEMTREC 800-424-9300 BASF CORP 800-822-HELP

In case of medical emergency regarding thiS product, call: 1, Your local doctor for

immedl<Jte treatment. 2, Your local poison control

center (hospital).

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3. BASF 800-832-HELP

Steps to be taken in case material is released or spilled: Dike and contain spill with inert material (sand. earth, etc.) and transfer liquid and solid diking material to separate containers for. disposal. Remove contaminated clothing and wash affected skin areas with water. Wash clothing before re-use. Keep spill out of all sewers and open bodies of water.

General Information Blaze" herbicide is intended for selective postemergence control of certain broadleaf weeds and grasses (See Directions for Use for specific crops and weeds). Blazer is effective through contact action; therefore. weeds must be thoroughly covered with spray. Large crop­and-weed leaf canopies shelter smaller weeds and prevent adequate spray coverage. Labeled crops are tolerant to Blaze'; however, leaf-speckling and leaf-bronzing may occur under certain conditions. particularly on the youngest leaves present at time of application. Exposed stems may also exhibit external spotting and bronzing. New growth is normal and crop vigor IS not reduced. (See Restrictions and Limitations for each crop.)

Time of Application Make post"mergence application of Blazer and Blazer tilflk mixes early, when weeds are small and actively growing ilnd before weeds reach the maXIn1Um size listed In the application rate tables for the

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Early application to weeds results in improved weed control. allows use of the lower rate (depending on weed species). and makes it e&sier to obtain thorough spray coverage. Delay in application which permits weeds to exceed the maximum size stated will result in inadequate control.

Do not cultivate within 5 days before or 3 to 7 days after application of Blazer.

Water Volume and Spray Pressure Apply recommended rates of Blazer as follows:

Ground equipment: Use a minimum of 20 gallons of water per broadcast acre and a minimum of 40 psi pressure (measured at the boom - not at the pump or in the line). When crop and weed foliage is dense. use up to 50 gallons of water and up to 80 psi pressure. Use standard high pressure pesticide hollow COne or flat fan nozzles spaced 20 inches apart. Do not use flood. whirl chamber or controlled droplet application (CDA) nozzles.

Adjust the height of the boom above the cro,.! to give complete coverage of all weeds. The high gallon3ge and high pre-;i;,Jfd will profilOte necessary coverage of v:o,:)js. For further inforr,lat;on on ontimum spray pre~<;'l'~S for sp!'cific nozzles. refu tc, manufacturers' charts for recommendC'tio'1s. Maintain sufficient apitation during mixing and spr"l'lin'] to insure a

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uniform spray mixture.

Note: Cultivation before or during application is not recommended. Cultivation may put weeds under stress. thus making contr,,1 more difficult. Timely cultivation 3 to 7 days after application will usually assist in weed control. When row banding equipment is employed. it should be adjusted to provide maximum coverage of weeds in the row.

Thorough coverage of the weeds can be obtained with two nozzles directed from either side of the crop row toward the weeds in the center rows. Recommended minimum band width is 15 inches with a minimum of 15 gallons of water per acre on the band.

Application with a single nozzle over the row IS not recommended.

Air equipment: In general. use a minimum of 10 gallons of water per acre and a maximum of 40 psi pressure. However. Blazer applied in 5 gallons per acre has been effective for control of adequate achieved.

small weeds where coverage :an be

Use only diaphragm-type nozzles prodUCing cone or fan spray patterns.

Nozzle place and orientation: Nozzles should POIOt to the rear of the aircraft and not be pOinted downward more than 20 degrees. Nozzles must not be located farther out then three-fourths the distance from

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the center of the aircraft to the end of the wing or rotor. A height of 6 to 10 feet over the crop is recommended.

Drift hazard: Exercise care to prevent spray drift to other crops. Aerial spraying when other crops are closer than 100 yards downwind or 50 yards upwind is not recommended. A drift control agent may reduce drift; however. may also decrease weed control. Do not apply Blazer by aircraft when wind velocity exceeds 10 mph.

Important: Aerial applicators must be familiar with the EPA­registered label and follow the use precautions. Spraying of Blazer in a manner other than as recommended is done at the user's risk. Users are responsible for all loss or damage which results from such spraying. In addition. aerial applicators should follow all applicable state and local regulations .snd ordinances. In interpreting the label and local regulations. the most restrictive situations should apply to avoid drift hazards.

Spray Additives .:'n additive is required with Blazer to achieve consistent weed control. The standard label recommendation is 1 pint of an 80% active nonlonic spray surfactant. per 100 gallons of water. For certain weeds. a higher spray surfactant rate is recommended.

Urea Ammonium Nitrate (UAN). commonly referred to as 28%. 30% or 32% nitrogen solution. may be added in place of other

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spray adjuvants for improved weed control in soybeans. The standard use rate of ~ to 1 gallon per acre is recommended.

Non-phytotoxic oil concentrate should be added to the spray tank for certain tank mix combinations as recommended in the directions for specific crops. The oil concentrate must contain either a petroleum or vegetable oil base and must meet the following criteria: 1) be non-phytotoxic. 2) contain only EPA-exempt

ingredients. 3) provide good mixing Quality

in the jar test (see the fOllowing section). and

4) be successful in local experience.

The exact composition of suitable products will vary; however. vegetable and petroleum oil concentrates should contain emulsifiers which provide good mixing Quality. For vegetable oil concentrates. it has been observed that highly refined vegetable oils are more satisfactory than unrefined oils. For additional information. refer to the Jar test for estimating suitability of oil concentrates.

With the addition of oil concentrate. the potential for leaf burn is increased. especially when relative humidity and temperatures are high.

Jar Test tor Estimating Suitability of, Oil Concentlates' IT ; elazer IS mixed with he.rpi~ides I ~t,ui;'ing the addition of' a, crop oil concentrate. the frjll'>wing ji'r t!'!'.t' for estimating

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suitability of oil concentrate should be carried out.

1. Water supply: Use only water from intended source and at the source temperature.

2. Amount of water In jar: Ground application - for 20 galions/A spray volume use :-~'s cups (800 mil of water. Air application - for 5 galions/A spray volume use "cup (200 ml) of water, or for 10 galions/A spray volume use 1 % (400 mil of water. For other spray volumes, adjust proportionately to above.

3. Amount of herbicide(s) and oil concentrate to add: Add herbicides and oil concentrate at the rate of 1 teaspoon (5 mil for each pint 01 recommended label rate.

4. Add components in following sequence, gently mixing between component additions: a. Dry products (dry

flowables and wettat:lle powders) when applicable.

b. Blazer. and when applicable. 'Jther water miscible products (such as Basagran"' herbicidel. liquid lertilizers and/or liquid flowables.

c. Oil concentrate d. Emu lsi I i a b I e

concentrates. such as Poas~ herbicide. when applicable.

5. Cap jar, invert 10 cycles. let stand for 15 minutes. evaluate.

6. Evaluation: An ideal tank

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mix combination will be uniform; thus, the suitability of the oil concentrate is questionable if any of the following are observed:

Free 011 at the aurface- film or globules

Rocculatlon - fine particles which may be suspended in the liquid or found as a precipitated laver at the bottom of the jar.

Clabb6ring thickening texture (coagulated) resembling yogurt or a curd­like texture as with cottage cheese.

Mixing Fill spray tank one-half to two­thirds full with clean water and add the recommended amount of Blazer followed by a spray adjuvant while the agitator is running. After thorough mixing, add the remaining quantity of water. For the mixing sequence of tank mix combinations, see labeling of respective compounds.

Restrictions and Limitations Do not apply Blazer or Blazer tank mixes to crops listed on this lauel that have been subject to stress conditions such as drought,lIooding. frost or hail damage; high temperature stress or wilt; Injury from herbicides or excessive fertilizer or soil salts; wind injury, widely fluctuating temperatures; stress symptoms Irom disease, nematodes or insects; cold temperatures when maximum day temperature is below 70

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degrees F, or soil temperature is below 60 degrees F; as weeds will not be actively growing and control may be reduced.

Crop rotation restriction: Root crops (such as carrots, turnips, sweet potatoes, etc.) must not be planted in fields treated with Blazer herbicide for a period of 18 months following treatment.

In case of crop failure, only peanuts, soybeans or rice may be immediately replanted.

Do not use treated plants for feed forage.

Avoid drift to all other crops and non-target areas.

Rainfall soon after application may decrease the effectiveness of Blazer. Do not apply ifrain is thrflatening.

Do not apply this product through any type of irrigation system.

Do not apply overhead irrigation within 6 hours of application.

Physical incompatibility, reduced weed control, or crop injury may result from mixing Blazer with other pesticides (fungicides, herbicides, insectici~es or miticides). additives, or fertilizers. BASF does not recommend the use of Blazer tank mixes other than those listee; '),1, BASF labels, supplementallaoels, or technical bulletins. '-::eal agricultural authorities may be a source of infurr',latio" when using other tf>3r, BASF recommended tank mll:CS.

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Attention! Clean sprayer thoroughly before and after application of herbicides.

Failure to clean sprayer thoroughly after a herbicide application may result in injury to other crops if sprayed with the same equipment. Consult the label of the previously used herbicide for cleaning instructions. If no instructions are available. the steps listed balow are suggested for cleaning of spray equipment prior to or following applications of Blazar.

Fill the sprayer with clean water and add a commercial spray tank cleaner or a surfactant/adjuvant at tha recommended rate on its label. Circulate through entire sprayer system. Spray approximately half the tank solution through the hoses. boom. and nozzles to clean these parts. Drain the ~ank and rinse the total system thoroughly several times with clenn water.

Soybeans

Directions for Use Apply Blazer when weeds are small and actively growing and before they reach the maximum size listed in Table '. Application Rate Table for Soybeans. In solid-seeded narrow-row soybean plantings. Blazer herbicide should be

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applied when soybeans are in the 1 to 2 trifoliate laaf stage in order to insure good spray coverage of weeds.

The recommended rate of broad spectrum postemergence weed control is 1 to 1.5 pints of Blazer per acre plus 1 pint of an 80% active spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix.

A saquential application of 1 pint of Blazer followed by one pint of Blazer can be used for controlling subsequent weed flushes or escaped weeds before they reach the raximum weed size listed in Table 1. Allow a minimum of 15 days between sequential applications and do not apply more than 2 pints of Bhizer per season.

Spray Additives An additive is required with Blazer to achieve consistent weed control. The standard label recommendation is 1 pint of an 80% active nonionic spray surfactant per 100 gallons of water. For certain weeds. a higher spray surfactant rate is recommended.

Urea Ammonium Nitrate (UAN). commonly referred to as 28%.

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3~% or 32% nitrogen solution. may be added in place of other spray adjuvants for improved weed control in soybeans. The standard use rate of % to 1 gallon per acre is recommended.

Restrictions and Limitations for Use in Soybeans (Partial List) Do not apply Blazer within 50 days of harvest for soybeans.

Do not apply more than 2 pints per acre of Blazer herbicide per growing season for soybeans.

Do not apply more than 1 % pints of Blazer par application.

Allow a minimum of 15 days between sequential applications of Blazer.

Do not use treated plants for feed or forage.

In the case of crop failure. only soybeans or peanuts may be immediately replantad.

Crop rotation restriction: Root crops (such as carrots. turnips. sweat potatoes. etc.) must not be planted in fields treated with Blazer for a period of 18 months following treatment.

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Table 1 Application Rate for Sovbenns

APPUCATION RATE TABLE FOIl aoYaEAHS

0.' ,t.I ... , 1.0 pt.IA . 1.' , .. .1 ....

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WEEDa CONTlIOUED .... , ...... La., HeIgh. La., HeIgh. s_ ...- s .... -- a_ --

Ameranth. Pelmer 4 <2 6 <4 6 ·4 Am.renth, Spiny · · 2 <2 2 2 BaUoonYine · · · · 2 2 Beggerweed. Ronet. · · · · 2 <:!' Ikockwho.'. Wold · · · · 2 :!' BuHoIobu. · · · · 2 :!' Burg .... rtc.in · · · · 2 :!' Carpltweed · · Mult. 3" cIi •• <2 Mul •• e" cIi •• 2 Citron (Wild Watermelon) · · · · 2 :!' Cocklebur · · · · 2 :!' Coppert •• f, Hophombeem · · 2 2 4 4 C()J)pert .. f. Virginia · · · · 2 2 Croteleri., Showy · · 6 6" . · Croton, Tropic · · 1·2 <2 2 2 Croton, Woolly · · 1·2 <2 2 2 Crownbeerd. Golden · · · 2 <2 Gelinsoge, HiNrv · · · · 4 <2 Gahnlo;8. SmeUflower · · · · 4 <2 Groundcherry, Cud •• f · · · · 2 1 Oroundcherrv. L.enc .... f · · · 2 1 Inchgo. Hairy · · · 3 <2 Jlm.onweed · 4 4 e • LodVO.numb 4 4 6 • Lamb,qulrt',. · · · 2 :!' MorNnggtor/. Cyp"""'ne · · 2 2 4 4 Morningo'ory, E"o,-"., · · 2 2 4 4 Morningglory, I~ •• f · · 2 2 4 4 Morningglory, Purple Moonflower · - 2 2 4 4 Motnlngglorv, Scenet - 2 2 4 4 Monvngo'ory, S'TIellflower 2 2 4 4 Morningglory, Small White Iplnad) 2 2 4 4 Morrvngglory, TaillconYnon) 2 2 4 4 Mornmgglory, Willowl .. f IP.,mt •• U 2 2 4 4 Muttlrd, Wild 2 2 4 <4 4 4 Nighlln.de. Eastern BlIck 6 <2 2-3 2 Nighllhade. BlIck 6 <2 2-3 2 PIgweed. Prostrate 4 4 Ploweed. Redfoot 4 <2 6 <4 6 4 PIgweed. Smooth 4 <2 6 <4 6 4 Pom~"t1I1I. Wild 2 <2' -Poorloe 2 2 Purllane. Common Mull. e- cIi •. 1 Puslev. F1orid. 2 2 4 14 Raoweed. Cammor'! 2 4 3 Re!jlweed, Gumt 2 2 3 Senna. Cotfee 2 2' SubaNII, Hemp 4 ~ eo 5manweed. PennsylvaNIl 4 6 " Smellmelon l 2' Spurge, Prostrate MLlt O.~ ... die. -Spurge, Spotted M :11 O.S- 'die. -Startlur. Bnstlv 2. 2' Waterhemp, Tell • 2 6 '6 4

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Table 1 Application Rate Table for Soybeans (continued)

AppIIcolion Ra .. T obIo 'or 'oyM ....

,0.ll.UA. ..... 1,0 "UA, l,.,...IA,

WfED' COHT1IOUED - 11- M ... """,,·

IAaI IWtht IAaI IIeItht lei' HeIght 1- -- 1- -- '- --Annu.IGI .....

Foxtall. Giant - - - - :r 1 Foxteil. Gr .. n - - - - :r 1 Fo.uNt. Y,lIow - - - - :r 1 Johneong' .... Seedling - - - - :r 1 P,nicum, Fall - - -- - :r 1 Shan ,reaM - - - - :r , Volunte.r Srf\8l1 Gr.". - - - - :r 1

P.,.nnJ,1 W ...

Bindweed, Field - - - - -' -Bindwe.d. Hedge - - - - - -Milkweed. Climbing - - - - -' -Milkw .. <L COrTVnon - - - - -' -Redvine - .- - - - -Trumpetef •• pe, - - - - -' -

00 not count I •• ve ••• p.,. ... count .ach ... f •• parately. 00 not count cotyledon 1 •• wI. Spraying weed_ in the cotytedon growth ataQ8 i. not ,.commended. s •• Speciel U •• Directiona 'or the •• weed problema. Not.: Weed height wUI vary depending on environmental conditione and i, only giwn •• I gukSa. Emphooio ohoulcl be pieced on I •• , ItaO".

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Special Use Directions for Additional Weed Problems in Soybeans

Beggarweed, Aorida Control of Florida BeggarwHd is difficult due to the weed's leng germinltion selson. Apply 1.5 pints of Blazer per acre plus 2 pinta of ,pray surfaetam per 100 gallona .:If ,pray mix when Beggarweed seedlings have no more than 2 young expanding true leavlS. W.eds at thla time will not be more than 1 % inches high. It is Important to obtain maximum control of the •• rtiest weed flush. nme cultivltion to give maximum cOl"trol of reqrowth or secondary weed flushes. Blazer wi:: lupprea or PIIrtlally control weeds growing under conditions of high soli moisture and high relative humidity.

!k.·ckwh.It, Wad BuffBlobur Partial control of wild buckwheat and buffalobur can usually be obtained when the seedlings have Ie" than 2 true leaves. Usa Blazer at 1.5 pi". .. In 30 gallons of water per acre. Use 2 pinta of • spray surfaetant per 100 gallons of spray mix.

Cocklebur Blazer, at the 1.5 pint rate per acre, will usually cause stunting or death of .eedlings not exceeding 2 true leaves which are Ictively growing under conditions of high soil moisture and high relative humidity. U.e 1 pint of spra\, surfaetam per 100 gallons of spray mix.

C'.curbits: Burgherldn Citron IWild Watermedonl Smell melon

Members of the cucumber family germinate over In extended period of time. Control is therefore difficult to obtain with a single spray. In order for Bluer to be effective, initial application should be made to weeds no later than the 2·leaf growth stage Use 1.5 pints of Blazer per acre plus 2 pints of spray adjuvant per 100 galions of spray mix.

lambsquarters, Common Blazer, at the 1.5 pint rate per acrl!, will usually cause spotting, stunting or death of many seedlings not exceeding 2 true leaves. Add 2 pints of spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix. Cultivation 3 to 7 clava after application will usually auist in control.

Momingglories More consistent control of Morningglories c~n be achieved by using sequential applications of 1 pint of Blazer. Allow a minimum of 15 days between sequential applications and do not apply more than 2 pints per season. Use 2 pints of spray surfactant per 100 galions of spray mix or 2 pints of 011 concentrate per trea~ .. d acre.

Poinsettia, Wild Blazer, 1.5 pints per acre plus 2 pints of a spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix, will usually kill or severely stunt wild poinsettia. Apply prior to \~e formation of the third true leaf. In addition, the seedling mull be actively growing. This treatment will usually I,sult in a height differential between soybeans and survivino wild painsenia. thus allowing post·directed applicaions and additional control.

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Special Use Directions for Additional Weed Problems in Soybeans (cont'd.)

Sesbania. Hemp Crowaria, Showy Sesbania and Crotalaria Ire very sensitive to Blazer. Apply Blazer at 1 pint per acre plus 2 pints of spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix. Effective control cen be obtained at just about all plant heights. It is important, however, that Blazer be applied prior to bloom. Applications aher bloom are usually not effective and therefore not recommended. During or ahar periods of dry _ather, control may be erratic. Applicetion for control of these weeds Ihould be timed to occur ahet maximum weed emergence hll taken place. Care mUlt be exercised to make certain that crops do not shade this ~ fr(lm sptly deposits. Waiting for the .esbania to break through the crop canopy may be advisable for contr,ol of late slIson infestations.

Starbur, Bristly Senna, Coffee Apply Blazer, at the 1.5 pints per acre plus 2 pints of a sptly surfactant per 100 gallons of sptly mix to kill or suppress seedlings that are not past the 2·leaf stage. Applications ahot the 2-1elf stage are usually ineffective.

Perennial Weeds: Bind_d, Field Bindweed, Hedge Mlkweed, Qimbinll Mlkweed, Common Redvine Trumpetcreepar

Growth of perennial weeds from underground rootstocks is very difficult to control. Blazer at 1.5 pints per acre, plus 2 to 4 pints of sprlY surfactant per 100 gallons of spray solution Ipplied under favorable environmental conditions, will bum back the above·ground plant parts and retard regrowth. Blezer will not kill the underground rootstocks of these weeds.

Annual Grasses: Foxtaa, Glint FoxtlD, Green FOlltaU. Yellow Johnsongrl ••• Seedling Panicum. Fill Shlnereane

Blaler must not be the basic component of a grass manallement program. For additional control of escaped grasses following a pre'plant incorporated ur preemergence herbicide, apply Blazer at 1.5 pints per acre plus 2 to 4 pints of spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix. Grasses not exc~ qding the 2·leaf stage will be stunted or killed, Activity is dependent upon good soil moisture during and following spray application.

Volunteer Small Grains: Bartey Oats Rye Wheat

Blazer applied to emerging volunteer small grains in the ,. to 2·leaf stage will kill or stun! ,,!,any plants. Blazer should be applied at 1.5 Pints per acre plus 2 to 4 pints of spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix. Activity is dependent upon good soil moisture during and following the spray applications.

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Table 2 Soybeans - Tank Mixes with Blazer-

Use the following ::hart as a guide to d.t.rmine broadleaf w.eds and grasses controlled by Blazer alone and various tank mixes with Blazer.

Blazer Control. Additional Weed. Controlled R.f.r to Tables Llst.d Below the Weeds LIst.d Below by Tank Mixing Varlou. for Rate. W •• d Size end

H.rblcld .. with Blazer Additional Information

Annual Broadl"f We.da Ba,agran' h.rblcld.

Amaranth, Palmer Anoda, Spurred Blaz.r + Basagran Amaranth, Spiny Balloonvine Tables 3, 4, and 5 Balloonvine Begga:ticks Pag.s 16 • 20 Beggarwtled, Florida Cockl.bur (large) Buckwheat. Wild Dayflower BuHalobur Devilsclaw Burgherkin Galinsoga Carpet weed Lambsquarters Citron 'Wild Watermelon) Mallow. Venice Copperlea!. Hophornbeam Marshelder Copperlea!, Virginia Nuuedge. Yellow Crotalaria. Showy Poinsettia. Wild Cocklebur Redweed Croton. Tropic Senna. Coffee Croton. Woolly Sida Prickly (Teaweed) Crownbeard. Golden Shepherdspurse Galinsoga. Hairy Sunflower. Wild Galinsoga. Small!lower Starbur. Bristly Groundcherry. Cutlea! Thistle, Canada Groundcherry. Lancelea! Velvetlea!

2,4·0B

Cocklebur Blazer + 2,4·0B Momingglory lIarge) Table 9 Page 27 Pigweed. Redroot

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Table 2 Soybeans - Tank Mixes with B:aze"- (continued)

Use the following chan asa guide to detolrmine broadleaf 'Needs and grasses controlled by Blazer alone and various tank mixes with Blazer

Blazer Control. the Weeds Additional WHcI. Controlled by Refer to T abie, Ie .. Below for Rate,

Listed Below Tank Mixing Various Herbicide, Weed Size an" ',<lditional Inforrnawn with Blazer

Annual Broadleaf Weed. Clas.lce herbicide

Indigo, Hairy See Classic label for weed Blazer + Classic Jim~onweed species controlled, Page 32 Ladysthumb Lambsquaners Ponte herbicide Morningglory, Cypressvine Morr.ingglory, Entireleaf Morningglory, Ivyleaf Bamyardgrass Momingglory, Purple Crabgrass, Large Moonflower Momingglory, Scarlet

Crabgrass, Smooth

Morningglory, Smallflower Cupgrass,Woolly Foxtail species . Blazer + Poast

Morningglory, Small White Johnsongrass, Seedling Table 6 (Pined) Jungferice Page 22 Morningglory, Tall (Common) Millet, Wild Proso Morningglory, Willowleaf Panicum, Fall (Palmleafl Panicum, Giant Mustard, Wold Nightshade, Eastern Black

Panicum, Texas Signalgrass, Broadleaf

Nightshade. Black Sprangletop, Red Pigweed, Prostrate Pigweed. Redroot Scepter"' herbicide Pigweed. Smooth

Cocklebur (large) Blazer + Scepter Poinsettia. Wold Table 10

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Basagran· + Poast8 herbicides

See weeds listed above lor Blazer + Basagran' + Poast Basag.an Tables 7 & 8

Pages 24 - 25

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Table 2 Soybeans - Tank Mixes with Blazer® (continued)

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Use the following chan as I guide to determine broadleaf weeds Ind grasses controlled by Bluer alone and various unk mixes with Blazar .

Blezer Control. the Addhlonel Weed. Controlled by Kefer to Tables listed Below for Weed. Usted Below Tank Mixing Various Herbicide. Rate. Weed Size and Addhlonll

with Bluer Information

Annual Broedle.f Weed. FuIUed.· herbicide

Poinsettia. Wild See Fusilade label for weed Blaz.r + FUllede Poorjoe species controlled. Tables 11 & 12. Pa,!-:'1 Purslane. Common Pusley. Florida PursuitB herbicide Ragweed. Common

Artichoke • .Jerusalem Bluer + Pursuit Ragweed. Giant Senna, Coffee Amaranth. Palmer (large) Page 35

Sesbania. Hemp Amaranth. Spiny (large)

Smartweed. Pennsylvania Cocklebur lIarge)

Smellmelon Kochia

Spurge. Prostrate Marshelder

Spurge. Spotted Nigh~hade. Hairy

Starbur, Bristly Pigweed. Redroot (large)

Waterhemp, Tall Pigweed. Smooth (large) Sunflower Valvetleaf Waterhemp. Tall

Pinnacle· herbicide

LambsQuarter Blazer + Pinnr.cle Sunflower Page 35 Velvetleaf

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Table 2 Soybeans - Tank Mixes with Blazer" (continued)

Use the following cha" as a guide to determin., broadleaf weeds and grasses controlled by Blazer alone and various tank mixes with Blazer

Blazer Control. the Weed. Additional WHda Controlled by Tank Refer to Table. Uated Below tor Uated Below Mixing VariolJl Herbldd .. with Blazer Rate. Weed Size and Additional

Information

Annue! Gruses Rescuee herbicide ISalvege treatment!

Foxtail. Giant Cocklebur llarge' Blazer + Rescue Foxtail. Green Jimsonweed Table 13. Page 34 Foxtail. Yellow Momingglory Johnsongrass. Seedling Pigweed Panicum. Fall Ragweed. Common Shattercane Ragweed. Giant Volunteer Small Grains

Perennial Weeds

Bindweed. Field Bindweed. Hedge Milkweed. Climbing Milkweed. Common Redvine T rumpetcreeper

'Note: Tank mixes are not applicable in California.

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Blazer + Basagran Tank Mix in Soybeans

General and Application Information. Restrictions and Limitations General Information Blazar can be tank mixed with Basagr,ln lor postemeroence comrol 01 the major broadleaf weed species in soybeans.

Time of Application Apply in accordance with' weed sizes outlined in Tables 1. 3. 4 ... 5. A delay in t.pplication will permit weeds to exceed the max.mum size stated. resultino in inadequate control. !Reler to section entitl~ Direction. for Usa. pages 3 • 6 for adoitiClnal informationl.

Rate Apply Blazer at the rate ,1 % to ,. % pints p"r acre. Reier to Table 1 to determine the correct application rate of Blazar in the tank mix, see the Blazar use rate in Tabla 1. For control of Cocklebur liP to the 6-lea! stage and Veivetleal up to the 4·leal stage, add 1 pint per ac;re of Basagran to Blazer. For Prickly sida (Teaweedl up to the 6·iea! stage, add ,. Y, pints per acre 01 Basagran to Blazer.

Spray additive Add an 80% active nanionic spray surfactant at a minimum rate of 1 pint per 100 gallons of spray mixture. For control 01 certain weeds sHch as escaped grasses and Hemp Se;bania. add 2 to 4 pints of spray suriactant per 100 gallons of spray, See the Blazer Special Use Directions for additional weeds and specifIc amount.;; of spray surfactant.

A non-phytotoxic crop oil concentrate may be usr~ In place of other adjuvants I~ the Blazs" + Basagran tank mIx at a rate of 2 ~Ints per acre.

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Special instructions for Use of Urea Ammonium Nitrate (UAN) or Ammonium sulfate For improved velvetleaf control in soybellns. a UAN solution Ccommonly referred to as 2B%. 30% or 32% nitrogen solution) or 8mIT1Onium sulfllte may' be added. UAN end anvnonium sulfate are aoricultural urade fertilizers used by dealers for agricultural apptications. They may be added to the tank When Velvatleaf " one of the primary target weeds. Apply % to 1 gaUon p8r acre of UAN or 2,5 Ibs. of ammonium sulfate per ecre. depending on weed size lind environmental conditions.

With the addition of UAN or anvnonium suffete. a leaf burn on soybeans may occur. b .. , the new IIrowth is normal and crop vigor is not reduced. Refer to your supplier of Baaagran/lllaz., for inforn .. tion concerning' successful local exp'erlence prior to using UAN or amnlOnium su"ate Do nO\ use brass or aluminum nozzles when spraying with the UAN or ammonium sulfate.

Use rate for UAN or Ammonium Sulfate Ground appUc.tlon: UAN· % to 1 gallon per acre. Anvnonium sulfate· 2.5 Ibs per acre.

Alr applica1ion: UAN· % gallon per acre. Ammonium sulfate . BASF does not recommend the application of Ammonium sulfate il applied in less than 10 gallons per acre due to potential problems with precipitation in reduced volumes. Ammonium sulfate can be applied by air al 2.5 Ibs, per acre if the application is made ,n more Ih~n 10 gallons per aL:re of total solution. Use ammonium sulfate only if i~ has been demonstrated to be successful in lor:al experience.

Water Volume and Spray Pressure For additiontll information re1er tothe section entitled Directions for Use,

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pages 3 • 6.

Ground equipment: For the tank mi~ of Blaur + Basagran. us~ a minimum of 20 gallons of totai spray soiution per acre Cbroadcal1 basis) and 8 minimum of 40 nsi pressure. Use standard high pressure hollow cone or fillt fan nozzles spaced 20 inches apart. Do not use flood or whirl chamber nozzles.

Air equipment: Use 5 to 10 gallons of total spray solution per aer •.

Mixing Fill the spr.y tan.; one-half full with water and add the recommended amount 01 product in the following order • Blazer. Basaoran. spray adjuvant • while the aoitator is runnino; then add the remaining quantity of water.

Coverage Thorough coverage of actively growing weeds is essential. Laroe crop and weed leaf canopies shelter smaller weeds and can prevent adequate sprey coverage. Soybeans are tolerant to the above tank mixes; however. under certain conditior •• soybeans may burn. crinkle and bronze.

Restrictions and limitations (partial list) Read and !ollow restrictions and limit~tions on the Blazer and Basagran labels. The most restrictive labellno applies to tank mixes.

Do not apply Blazer within 50 days of harvest. Do not use treated plants for leed or forage. Do not use nitrogen lertilizers and oil concent. ates topather in this tank mix.

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Table 3 Blazer + Basagran Tank Mix in Soybeans Rate a:'1d Time of Application Table All States (except California)

Product Rata WMda Controlled

Blazer I V"to 1·% pts Annual Broadluf WMda I .,rding to , i wct'- j species I ~r~ size. ISee I

-; ,..ole 1, Pages 7 & BI

Amaranth, Palmer Lady ~"thumb Amlramh, Spiny LambsqUlrters Balloonvine Morningglory, Cypressvine Beggarweed, Florida Morningglory, Entlreleaf Buckwheat, Wild Mornlngglory, Ivyleaf Buffalobur Momlngglory, Purple Moonflower Burgherkin Morningglory, Smallflower earpetweed Morninggl~ry, Small White (pitted, Citron (Wild Watermelon, Morningglory, Tall (common, Copperleaf, Hophornbeam Morningglory, Willowleaf (Palmleall Copperl .. f, Virginia Mustard, Wild Crotatarle, Showy Nightshade, Eastern Black Croton, TropiC Nightshade, Black Croton, Woolly Pigweed, Prostrate Crownbeard, Golden Pigweed, Redroot Galinsoga, Hairy Pigweed, Smooth Galinsoga, Smalillower Poinsettia, Wild Groundeh"rry, Cutl .. f Poorjoe Groundeherry, laneeleaf Purslane, Common Indigo, Hairy Jimsonweed

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Adelliva information

Oil Concentrate 12 pints/A,

or Spray Surfactant 11 pint/100 ~Il

or Nitrogen Fertilizer /UAN 1% to 1 gallA' or Ammonium Sulfate 12.5 Ibs/A, for Velvetleaf}"

Nota: Do not Include 011 concentrate with nitrogen fertilizers when tank mixing Blazer and Basagran.

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Table 3 Blazer + Basagran Tank Mix in Soybeans Rate and Time of Application Table (continuedl All States (except Callfornial

r Product "-te WMda Controlled

Blazer %" to 1-% pts. Annual Bro.dluf WMCIa according to weed species Pusley, Florida and size. "-gw8ed, Common (See Table 1, "-gweed, Giant Pages 7 "81 Senna, Coffee

Sesbania, Hemp Smellmelon

Annual Gras ...

Foxtail, Giant Foxtail, Green Foxtail, Yallow Johnsongrass, Seedling

Perennlll WMCIa

Bindweed, Filjld Bindweed, Hedge Milkweed, Climbing

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Additive information

Smartweed, Pennsylvania Spurge, Prostrate Spurge, Sponed S:arbuI, Bristly Weterhemp, Tall

(See page 161

Panlcum, Fall Shattercane Volunteer Small Grains

Milkweed, Convnon Redvine T lumpetcreeper

Weed. Controlled Application "-t ..

1 ptlA 1-% ptalA 2 plaIA

Basagran 1 to 2 pIS. Anoda, Spurred - 3" 4" according to Beggarticks - flo S" weed species Cocklebur !largel 4" 6" 10" and size as Dayllower · 4" S" listed on the Devilsc:.lw - - 3" Basagran label. Mallow, Venice 2" 2" 4"

Ma .. helder - 2" 4" Nutsedge, Yellow • • -Prickly Sid a or Teaweed · 3" 4"

Ragweed, Common · · 6" Ragweed. Giant · · 6" Redweed · 6" S" S:'epherdspurse · ' 4" B"

Sunflower, Wild 3- 5" S" " Thistle, Canada · ·

Velvetlea! 2" 5" 6"

• Use the ~ pint per Acre of Blazer for control of Pigweed species only. • Do not Include oil concentrate with nitrogen solutions when tank mixing Blazer end Basagran. · See Special Directions ~·or other weed proulems In soybeans on the Basagran label.

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Special Use Instructions

Table 4 - Northern States Blazer: % pint

Tabl. 5 - Southern States Blazer: 1 pint Basagran: 1 pint

For postemergence weed control with Blazer + Basagren, the following tank mix combinetions c:en be recommended based on weed problems and geographic area:

Basagran: 1 to 2 pints Weeds c:on~olled: Usted in Table 4.

Weeds c:on~rolled: Usted in Table 5.

Table 4 JlJorthern States· Blazer + Basagran Tank Mix In Soybeans

Product Pr"duct Rata WMda ControledlWNCI Slza AdcItlva Informetlon

Blazer

Basagran

% pt/A

1 to 2 pts.lA. according to weed species and size'"

Pigweed IRedroot and Smooth) Tall Waterhemp

Anoda, Spurred Balloonvine Beggarticks Buckwheat, Wild Cocklebur Croton, Tropic Dayflower Devilsclaw Galinsoga Jimsonweed Ladysthumb Lambsquarters. Common Mallow, Venice Marshelder Morningglory. Cypressvine Morningglory. Smalillower

OU Conc:antrate 12 ptS./A.)

or Nitrogen Fertilizer­JUAN Solution I ~ - 1 gallA)

or Anvnonium Sulfate 12.5 Ibs/AI

~L~a~a~f~St~.~g~.-+~M~U~'~~~'-4 IfV~vMleaf~the primary weed target

Up to 4 < 2· and LambsqUirter or Up to 4 < 2· Convnon Ragweed are

not a problem.

Mustard, Wild Nutsedge, Yellow Poinsettia, Wild Purslane, Common Ragweed, Common Ragweed, Giant Redweed Senne, Coffee SI-epllerdspurse Sicl~, Pric:kIy lTeaweed) Smartweed, Pennsylvania Starbur, Bristly Sunflower, Wild Thistle, Canada" Velvetleaf

"Northern States. for the purpose of thiS table. are the following states and those to the north th..,...,;: IL. IN, KS, MD. MO (except southeastern MO Jefferson County and south), NY and OH.

DRequires two applications of Basagran in accordance with the Basagran label. "Do not include oil concentrate With UAN or ammonium sulfate solutions when tank mixing BlazlJr with Basagran.

'See and follow the Basagran label for additional information.

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T8ble 5 Southern States·

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Blazer + Bas8gr8f, Tank Mix In Soybeans

Product Product Weed ControledlWeed SIz. Rat.

Luf Stag.

Blaze. , pt/A Anoda, Spurred Up t04 Carpetweed . Cocklebur" 2·6 Crotalaria Upt06 Croton, Tropic 2 Croton. Woolly 2 Ladysthumb UptoB Lamb.quarters, Common' 4·6 Jimsonweed Upt06 Mallow, Venice Upt06 Morningglories Up to 4 Mustard, Wild 6 Nightshade, Black Up to 6 Pigweed, Redroot B

Basag.an 1 pt/A Pigweed, Smooth· Up to 6 Ragweed. Common 4·6 Ragweed, Giant Upt04 Redweed 2·4 Sesbania. Hemp 4 Side, Prickly IT .. weed)' Up t04 Smartweed. PennsylVllnia Up to 6 Starbur, Bristly 4·6 Velvetleat Up to 4 Waterhemp. Tall Up to 6

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Addltlv. InfOrm8tlon

M"x1mum Height

2" Oil Concentrate 2" 11 pt/A) 6" 6"

<2" <2" 6" 2" 6" 2" 4' 4" 2"

<4" <4" 3" 6" 3' 6" 2' 6' 3" 2"

<4"

'Southern states. for the purpose of this table are: AL, AR, FL. GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, VA and southeastern MO IJelferson County and south).

'Do not treat earlier than the two-leaf stage and do not count cotyledon leaves, 'For more consistent control, Increase rate of Basagran to 1· % pints.

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Blazer + Poast Applications in Soybeans

General and Application Information. Rastrlctlons and Limitations General Information Blazer and f>oast may be tanlt. mixed or applle sequentially for poste-mergence control of broadluf and grast weeds. W_s must be actively growing and at the recommended growth stages.

It is important that grasses previously sprayed with BIaz ... have resumed active growth before spraying with Peast. Thi. waiting period is important In achieving maximum activity with Poast.

Time of Application For optimum control. apply the tank mix to actively growing weeds at the Sizes recommended indicated in the Blazer and Poast labels.

Sequential applications should ba madd If: 81 all weeds to be controlled are

not at the correct growth stage tor ~reatment at the same time, or

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bl grass<'~ to be controlled include Rhi',ome Johnsongrass. Quackgrass. Barmudagrass. WirestlllTl Muhly. Volunteer com. Shanercana. Volunt_ cereals. Wild Oa ... Red.Rice or Itchgrass.

For further infonnatlo ~ on 'equential appllcatlons ... J Tabl" 8 (paga 251.

Rata Apply Blazer at % to ,. % pints per acre tank mixed with Peast for postemargence control of selected annual b,oacIleaf/g,a.. weeds In soylleans. In order to determine the correct appilc:lltion rate of BIaz ... to use in the tank mix. see the Blaza, usa rate In Table' (page ',81.

Use " plm of Peast with 2 pints of 011 concentrate per acre to control wild p,o.o millet. Use' pint of Poalt with 2 pints of crop oil conCen1,ete per acre with the apP'oprlate rate of Blaza, to cont,ol the following annual grasses: Broildleaf. Signalgrass. FaU Panicum. Giant Foxtail. Junglerice and Texas Panicum. For aU other annual grasses on the Peast lab~. Inc,ease the rate of Poast by 50 "'. Rafer to Table 6 (page 221 to determine the correct rata of application of Peast in the tank mix.

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Spray additive 011 concentrate at 2 pints/A. must be used In this tank mix.

Do not use nitrogen fertilizer with this tJlnk mix.

Water Volume. Spray Prassure and Application Equipment For additional Information. rafer to the section titled Di,actlons fo, u ... pages 3·6.

Mixing Fill the spray tank on.half full with clean water and add the recommended amount of p,oduct in the following order: BIaz.... 011 concentrate. Posst • while the agitator Is ,unnlng. then edd the remaining quantity of water.

Restrictions and Limitations (Partial List) Always read and follow the restrictions for all products when u.ed alone, In a tank mix or a sequential application. T.,. most restric:ive labeling apolies to tank mixtures.

Do not apply Blazer within 50 days of haNest and do not apply Peast within 90 days of haNest.

Do not use treated plants for feed or forage. Do not add UAN solution or ammonium sulfate to a tank mix of Blazer. Poast and oil concentreta.

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Table 6 Blazer + POBSt Tank Mix - Soybeans Rate and TIme of Application

Product Product Rate WMd C"'trohd

Bluer 0.5 - 1.5 pts/A AnnUlI Broadlul WMde

Reter to Table I, Pag_ 7 - 8, lor

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recommended Blazer use rates as rer weed species and growth stege.

WMd ConttolM SIzes

AnnualG_..."

~ Pt Wild PrOIO Millet 4 - 10"

1 pt. Foxtail, Giant 3 - a" Junglerlce 3 - a" Panlcum, Fall 3 - a"

Pout Panicum, Texas 3 - a" Signalgras~, Broadl .. , 3 - a"

1 % pIS BarnyardgrllSl 3 - 8" Crabgrass, Larlle 3·6" Crabgrass, ~mooth 3 - 6" Cupgrass, Woolly 3· a-Foxtail, Green 3 - a" Foxtail, Yellow 3 - a" Goosegress 3 - 6" Johnsongrass, Seedlinp 3 - a" Sprangletop, Red 3· a" Witchgrass 3· a-

AddItive Inlotmlltlon

011 concentrate 12 pts/AI Do not add UAN or ammonium sullate

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• Tank mix does not control Rhizome Johnsongrass, Ouackgrass, Bermudagra5s, Wirestem Muhly, Volunteer corn, Shanercane, Volunteer cereals, Wild oats, Red rice or Itchgrass.

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Blazer + Basagran + Poast Applications in Soybeans

General and Application Information. Restrictions and Limitations General information Blazer, Basegran and POlISt mey be tank mixed or applied sequentially for post emergence control of broadleaf and grass weeds" Weed must be actively growing and at the recommended growth stages.

Sequential applications Sequentlel application should be made If: a) all weeds to be controlled are

not at the correct growth stage for treatment at .:'e seme time, or

bl grasses to be controlled include Rhizome Johnsongrass, Ouackgrass, Bermudagrar.s, Wirestem Muhly. Volunteer corn, Shattercane. Volunteer cereals. Wild oats. Red rice or Itchgrass. For further informetion on sequential applications see Table B (page 251.

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Time of Application Applications should be mede in accordance with weed species end growth stage as outlined in Teble 7 Ipage 24'.

Rate Blazer at % to ,-% pints per acre mey be tank miXed with Basegran at , to 2 pints per acre end ,-Y, pint. of POBst forpostemergence control of selected annual brOBdleaf/gress weeds In soyb .. ns. The rete of POBst recommended In ~he tank mix Is 50% greater than the rate of POBst used alone; see the POBst label. In orde, to determine the correct application rate of Blazer to use In the tank mixture, see the Blaz.r use rate in Table 1.

Spray Additive Always add POBst herbicide In the tank mixture witn 2 pints per acre of a recommended non-phytotoxic all concentrate. Oil concentrate must be used with the tank mixture In place of a spray surfactant. The addition of a crop all concentrate may increase the crop response.

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Water Volume, Spray and Application Pressure

Equipment For additionallnformlltion refer to the section entitled Direction. for us., pages 3 - 6.

Mixing FUI the spray tank one-half fun with clean water and add the recommended amount of product In the following order: Blazer, Basagran, 011 concentrate, Poast -while the agitator 1$ running, then add the remllinlng qua":icy of water.

Restrictions and limitations Read and follow restrictions and limitations on the Blazer, Basagran and Pout labels. The most restrictive labeling applies In tank mixes.

Do not include UAN solution or ammonium sulfate when tank mbdng 011 concentrate with Blazer, Ba .. gren and Poast.

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Table 7 Blllzer + Basagran + Poast Tank Mix In Soybeans Rate and Time of Application

Product Product RIte Weed ContrC!led

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Refer to Tebla 3. 4. and 5 (paoes 16. 17. 19

11-----4------1 end 201 for br08dluf weed Ipec:1a Ind orowth staoes for tne Blezer + Blsaoren tank mix.

BIaz,r 0.5 . '.5 plslA

BI.agran '·2 pts/A

Poast

" pt

,.y, pts

Weed Controlled

Annual Gresses"

Wild PrOISO Millet

Blmyerdoress Craboress, laroe Creborils. Smooth Cupore •• , Woolly

j FoXt8R. Gr .... , FOXt8I1. Yallow

FoXt8I1, Glllnt Goosegress ' Johnsongrass, Seedling Junolerlce Penicum, Fall Panicum, Texa. Sionalo .. ss, Br08dleal Spranoletop, Red WiTchorass

SIzes

,4· '0"

3· B" 3·6" 3·6" 3· S" 3· S" 3· S" 3· S" 3·6" 3· S" 3· S" 3· S' 3· S" 3· S" 3· S" 3· S'

Adcltlve InfDrmatlon

Oil concentrate 12 pts/A)'

• Tank mix does not control Rhizome Johnsonorass, auackgra.s, Bermudaorass, Wlrestem Mul1ly, Volunteer corn, Shaltercane, Volunteer cereals, Wild 08tS, Red rice or Itcho.ass .

• Do not Include UAN solution or Ammonium Sulfate when tank mixing oil concentrete with Blazer, Basao.sn and Poast.

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TAble 8 Sequential Applications· (Blazer. Basagran. Poast)

When making sequential and/or tank mix applications of Blazer. Basagran and Poast. consult the

follth..-ing table for order of application and minimum time between applications.

Order of Applications

Rrat Product(s, Applied Second Product(,' Applied MInimum TIme Betw"" Application.

Blazer Poast 7 days

Blazer + BeAgren Poest 7 deys

Poest Blazer or Blazer + BeAgren 24 hours

Blazer + 2,4-DB Tank Mix in Soybeans

General and Application

Information, Restrictions and

Limitations

General information A tank mix of Blazer plus 2,4·DB is recommended for control of Morningglory, Cocklebur, Common Ragweed. Redroot Pigweed, Jimsonweed. Burgherkin and Citron In soybeans when the weed size exceeds that specified on the Blazer label.

Time of applir:'8tion For optimum control. ~~ply the tank mix to the atorementiont.1 actively growing weeds up to 8 irh~hes in height or length. Applications at later stages will result rn partial control or suppression. See Table 9 for information on dosage rates and weed sizes.

The use of this tank mix will cause fOliage inlury and may reduce yields. Applications at the third or greater trifoliate lea1 stage will assist in minimizing fohar InJury.

Rate MIX 2 flUid ounces of Butyrac~ 200. or 2 flUid ounces of Butoxoneft, with 1 to ,. Y, prnts of Blaler for each acre being treated, For additicnal Control of Cocklebur. add Y, pint Basagran per acre to the tank

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Spray Additive Add 1 pint of en 80% active nonionic spray adjuvant per 100 gallons to Incrllllse control of weeds. Do not add crop oils to the tank mixture. The adilltion of a spray adjuvant will. incrllllSe the hormonal 2,4-08 crop response.

Water VolI.me, Spray

Pressure, and Application

Equipment For additional information refer to the section entitled Directions for u •• , pages 3 - 6.

Mixing Fill the spray tank one-half full with clean water and add the recommended amOllnt of product in the following order: Blazer, 2,4-oB and spray adluVant - while the agitator is running; then add the remaining quantity of water.

Drift Hazard Care must be taken when applying the tank mixture to prevent drilt to all non·target crops. Tobacco. ornamentals, mustards, sugar beets, potatoes, vegetables, and cotton are a few of the crops known to be sensitive to this tank mixture. Hormone-type injury in non·target crops can result from trace amounts of 2,4·oB drift. The use of any cleared drift control agent may reduce this hazard; however. the

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drift control agent may also decrease the weed control activity.

Restrictions and Limitations (partial list) Rlllld and follow all directions and use restrictions on Bluer and 2,4·08 labels. The most restrictive lebeiing applies in tank mixes.

Do not use rates of Blazlr or 2,4-0B in excess of that racolT'mended on this label, or excessive injury end possible yield reduction could result.

Do not apply the tank mixture within 60 days of harvest for soybllllns.

Do not appl\' more than one application of the tank mixture to soybeans per growing season. Do not mix oils, liquid fertilizers or other pesticides with the tank mix except as specifically directed on this label.

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Table 9 Blazer + 2.4-0B Tank Mix in Soybeans Rate and Time of Application Tatlle

P :.:>duct Product "-t. W .. d Cont,oUed

Bluer 1.0 - 1.5 PUlA Annu-' BroadlellfWeecIa

Refer to Table I, Pages 7 • 8, lor ,econvnended Blazer use rates as per weed species and growth stages.

Weeds .Controlled" WHd HeIght Butyrac 200 2 II oz/A or Butolone Burgherl<ln Up to 8" height

Citron or length 01 vine Cocklebur Jimsonweed Mornlngglory Pigweed, Redroot Ragweed, Common

Addltlv. Inlo' .... tlon

Spray adjuvant' 1 ptlloo gallons

• The addition of a non ionic spray adjuvant will increase the hormonal 2,4-0 crop response . • When sizo exceeds that specified on the Blaize, label.

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Blazer + Scepter Tank Mix in Soybeans

General and Application Information, Restrictions end Limitations G&neral Information BlRer may be tank mixed with Scepter for improved control of Cocklebur and Wild Poinsettia in soybeans.

Time of application Application should be in accordance with weed sizes outlined in Tebles 1 and 7. A delay in application will permit weeds to exceed maximum size stated resulting in inadequate control.

Rate Use Blazer at the rate of % to 1 - % pints per acre. In order to determine the correct application rate of Blazer to use in the tank mix, see the Blazer use rate in Table 1 (paoes 7·81.

For improved control of common cocklebur lup to 6·leafl. add Scepter at the rate of 113 to 2/3 pint per acre to Blazar. For control of Wild Poinsettia lup to 6-leafl. add Scepter at a rale of 2/3 pint per acre. Timely cultivations will usually assist in weed contro1.

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Spray additive Add 2 pints of a nonionic spray ~urfaCUlnt per 100 gaUons of spray mixture. For the control of cerUlin weeds such as escaped gras.as. the addition of up to. 4 pints of spray adjuvant per 100 gallons spray mix Is required.

Water Volume, Spray Pressure and Application Equipment For additional Inf0rfTll!lion, refer to tha section entitled DIrectJona tOt us •• page

Mixing Fill the spray tank one-half full with water and add the recommended amount of product in the following order: Blazer. Scepter and a spray adjuvant - while the agitator is running; then add the remaining Quantity of ."ater.

Scepter Pre-plant Followed by Blazer + Scepter Tank Mix When Scepler is applied post emergence following a Scepter pre-plant incorporated Dr preemergence application as described in the "Sequential Program" section of the Scepter herbicide label for the control of FlOrida Begoarweed. Mexican Weed and Sicklepod, the addition of Blazer

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herbicide at the rate of 1 to 1.5 pints per acre will provide control of annual morning glory and other major broadl .. f weed species in soybeans.

Restrictions and limitations (partial list) Read and follow restrictions end limitations on the Blaze, and Scepter labels. The most restrictive labeling applies in tank mixtures.

00 not apply Scepter within 90 days of harvest.

Observe all geographic and rotational crop restrictions on the Scapter label.

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Table 10 Blazer + Scepter Tank Mix In Soybeans Rate and Time of Application Table

Product Product R8te Weed Controlled

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Additive information

Blazer 0.5 - 1.5 pts. Annual Broadleaf Weeds

Refer to Table 1, peges7 - 8, for recommended Blazer use rates as per Spray weed species and growth stages. surfactant

Scepter ~ to ¥o pt. WMC18 ContrDled" Weed Height 2 pts./1oo gal.

Cocklebur Up to 6-188f Wild Poinsettia (6')

• When size exceeds that specified on the Bluer label.

Blazer + SCEPTER + 2,4-0B TANK MIX IN SOYBEANS

Gane,al Info,rmotion The .'ddition of 2 fluid ounces of 2,4-DB IButyrac 200, or Butoxonel to the Blaz8r plus Scepter tank mix is recommended for improved control of Morningglory, Common Ragweed, Giant Ragweed, Redroot Pigweed, JimsonWeed, Burgherkin, and Citron in soy~eans when the weed size (up to 8·leull exceeds that specified on the Blaler label,

Control with this mixture may decrease with increaSing weed size or denSity of weed or soybean canopy, due to poor spray coverage. Add 1 pint of a non ionic spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray solution to Increase control of weeds. The addition of surfactant will Increase the hormonal 2.4·DB crop response.

For Information on water volume, spray pressure, mixing and appitcatlOn, refer to pages 3·6.

Restrictions and limitations Ipanial ~stl Always read and follow the restrictions and limitations for all products, whether used alone or In a

tank mix. The most restrictive labeling applies in tank mixes.

Blazer + ·Fusllade 2000 1 E Applications In Soybeans

Ganeral and AppDcatlon information, Restrictions and Umltations

Genaral inforrmotlon Blazer and Fusilade 2000 I E may be app!iird i~uentially or in a tank mix for post emergence braadleaf and grass weed control. The growth stage of weeds at the time of application will determi a which method of application w provide the most satisfactory reS~;$, Both Blaze, and Fusilade should be applied to actively growing weeds.

Tima of application Applications should be made to actively growing weeds approximately 2 to 3 weeks alter planting. A delay will permit weeds to exceed the maximum size, resulting in inadeQuate control. The growth stage of weeds at the time of application should govern the

application system used for optimum weed control. For additiQ.lal Information. see Tables 11 & 12,

Note: Tank miX applications

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sometimes have resulted in reduced grass weed control and possible increase In crop injury as compared to either product used alone. If grass regrowth occurs following an application of the tank mix or an additional flush of grasses amerge, make a second applic:etlon of Fusllede 2000 to actively growing annual grass weeds, as per the label recommendations. A tank mix application Is not recommended If perennial grass weeds are the predominant species to be controlled.

Rate Use Bluet at the rate of ~ to 1· % pints per acre. Fusilade 2000 1 E 'ates will vary depending on region dnd weed species from 3/4 to 3 pints per acre. For detells see the Fusilade 2000 1 E Ia:>el.

Spray additive When applying the Blazer + Fusilade tank mixture, use a nonionic sprey surfactant 8t the rate of 2 pints per 100 gallons of spray solution,

Water V:;!ume, Spray Pressure 'loti, Application E~~,ipment .

. For, additional information ref ... to

. the section: J.l:i:I.ro o;re';'lons 10' u~.;.'.palles :i : 6 ..

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Mixing Fill the spray tank one-half full with clean water and add the recommended amount of product In the following order: Blazer, Fusilade, and e spray adjuvant - while the agitator Is running, then add the remaining quantity of water.

Table 11

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Restrictions and Limitations (partial list) Always read and follow the restrictions and limitations for all products, whether used alone or in a tank mix. The .most restlictive labeling applies In tank mixtures.

Do not apply more than a total of 4 pints of Fusllade 2000 1 E per acre per season to soybeans.

M;: ke the last FuaIIade 2000 1 E application before soybeans bloom.

Postemergence Application Systems of Blazer and Fusilade 2000 1 E

Sequ .... t ...

Fusilade Followed by Blazer Blazer Followed by Fuallade

Do not make more than one application of Blazer + FusUada 2000 1E tank mix in a single season.

Do not plant rotational crops other than cotton and soybeans within 60 days after the last FusUada 2000 1 E application.

Do not apply Blazer within 50 days of harvest for soybeans.

Do not apply Blazer or the lllazar + Fualacle 2000 1E tank mix It rain is threatening.

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Blazer + Fualacle

Apply Fusnade 3 to 5 days prior to Following the Blazer application, grasses Apply combination when Blazer to enable adequate translocation must have resumed active growth with weeds are at proper stage of of Fu.ilade in grasses. development of new leaves. growth as per individual labet.

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Table 12 Blazer + FusUade 2000 1 E Tank Mix in Soybeans Rate and Time of Application Table

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Product Product Rat. WMd Controlled Addltlw Info ..... tlon

Blazer 0.5 . 1.5 pulA Annuel Bradle3f Weeds

R.f" to Table 1, Spray adjuvant • 1 ptl1 00 gallons pages 7 - 8, for recommended Blazer use rates as per weed Sl'ecies and growth stages.

FuaUade 2000 1 E % to 3 pts./A. WMda Controlled - SIze

Annu .. Gr ... Region A' Region r

HImIU LHY" UIIghJ LHm

Barnyardgrass 2·3" 3 1-2" 3 Crabgrass 1·2' 4 1-2" 3 Johnsongrass, Seedling 2·8" 4 2-4" 3 Junglerice - '" 3 2·3' 3 .. Volunteer Cer '8ls:

Barley 2·6" 6 2-4" 3 Milo 6·12" 4 2-4" 4 Oats 2·6' 6 2-4" 3 Wheat 2·6" 6 2-4" 3

• Region A . All U.S. soybean growing areas with exception of Region B B . Western TX and OK production areas

Fusilade may be applied sequentially or in a tank mix with Blazer. See and follow the Fusilade 2000 1 E label for additional information on dosage, weed species and size.

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Blazer + Classic Tank Mix in Soybeans

General and Application Information. Restrictions and limitations General Information Blazer herbicide may be tank mixed with Classic for postemergence control of the major broad leaf weed species in soybeans. In addition to t,e weeds controlltJ by Blazer. the (.nk mix offers the additional control of Bristly Starbur, Sunflower, Yellow Nutsedge and controls larger Cocklebur and Florida Beggarweed.

Time of Application For optimum pastemergence control apply the tank mix to actively growing weeds.

Rate Use Blazer at the rate of Y, to 1- Y, ~ints per acre. For improved control of the following weeds iup to 5-leaf stagel: Cocklebur, Br'slly Starbur, Florida Beggarweed, Sunflower and Yellow Nutsedge, add Y, to 3/4 ounces per acre of Classic. In order to determine the correct application rate of Blazer in the tank mixture, see the Blaler use rate in Table 1 (Pages 7 - 81.

Spray Additive The use of an 80% active nonionic spray surfactant at the rate of 2 pints per 100 gallons of spray mixture is recommended.

Do not use crop oil concentrate with tank. rrlDcture.

Water Volume. Spray Pressure Equipment

and Application

For addltronallnformatlon refer to the section entitled Directions for USB,

pages 3·6.

Mixing Fill the spray tank with half the

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amount of required water and add the recommended amount of Classic. Once thoroughly mixed in the spray tank. add the recommended amounts of Blazer and a spray adjuvant while the agitator Is running. Then add the remaining Quantity of water.

Restrictions and Limitations (partial list) Always read and follow the restrictions and limitations for all products. Whether used alone or in a tank mix. The most restrictive labeling applies in tank mixes.

Do not use crop oil concentrate or vegetable oil, as severe crop injury may result.

Blazer + Rescue Tank Mix in Soybeans (Mid-to-Iate season postemergenceweed control)

General and Application Information. Restrictions and Limitations General Information Blazer may be tank mixed with Rescue lor mid-to-late season postemergence weed control in soybeans. Rescue is a systemic herbicide and therelore requires 20 to 30 days to obtain maximum eflect. The reduction of weed competition to the soybeans begins immediately after the tank mix of Blazer plus Res~ue is applied even though the weeds are not killed immediately.

Weed size will determine the most effective rate for the tank mix of Blazer plus Rescue. Control with this tank mix will decrease with

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increasing wr.ad si,e and density of the soyb .. :> canopy. Thorough coverage of the weed is essflntial for maximum control.

Most soybeans are tolerant to Rescue when used according to libel instructions. Some upper soybean plant drooping, leaf wrinkling or

. twisting may occur under certain conditions; however. soybeans will usually outgrow this condition and continue to develop normally. Soybean height reduction may occur due to the shortening of the soybean stem internodes and has been shown to have no direct relationship to yield. Mitchell, Corsoy and Forrest varieties are more sensitive to Rescue than other varieties.

TIme of Application When applied according to libel instructions, the tank mix of Blue, plus Rescue will control or suppress certain broadleaf weeds. See Table 13 for detailed time of application information. Rescue may be appHed to determinate or indeterminate soybeans which are at least 14' taU or if blooming has begun. In the upper Midwest and high pllins (Minnesota, North DaltQta, South Dakotal, Rescue applications shouid be delayed until the group 0, lor" soybeans haVtl begun to bloom.

Rate For application rates of Blazer + Rescue refer to Tabl. 13 for details.

Spray Additive An 80% active nonionic surfactant. or crop oil concentrate should be used at the rate recommended on the Rescue label. Soybean crop response will increase with the addition of a crop oil concentrate with the tank mix.

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Water Volume, Spray Pressure and Application Equipment For av, "ionallnformation refer tothe section entitled DIrections for uso, pages 3·6,

Mixing Fill the spray tank one-half full with clean water and add, tha recommended amount of product in the following order: Blazer, Rescue, spray adjuvant· while the agitator is

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running; then add the remaining Quantity of water.

Coverage Thorough coverage of actively growing weeds is essential. Large crop-and-weed lea, canopies s~,elter smaller weeds and can prevent adequate spray coverage.

Restrictions and limitations (partial list' Before applying a tank mix of Rescue

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and Blazer. read both labels and follow precautionary statements on each label.

00 not harvest soybeans earlier than 60 days after treatment.

Appliaotions should not be made when weather conditions favor drift. Do not apply by air within 500 fHl of susceptible crops such a. cotton. tomatoes. tobacco or sunflower.

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Table 13 Blazer + Rescue Tank Mix - Soybeans Rate and Time of Appllcatloil Table

R .. cu. Weld Growth Stag .. lor Appbtlon .

Optimum RNuIt. Rate/Acr.

Cocklebur Up to 12" (tut 2-3 quarts bel;:,re flo'!' .... lng begins) .

Up to 24" (but 3 quarts belore flowering begins)

Giant Ragweed Up to 3B" (but 2-3 quarts belore flowering begins)

Morningglory Up toS ..... , 2 quarts

(Annual, Tall, S-Ieaf (but bel are 3 quarts· Ivy, Leaf, vining) Entireleal)

Common Up to 24" 3 quarts Ragweed

24" or taller (but 3 quarts belore flowering)

Jimsonweed Up to lS" 2 quarts

Pigweed lS" or taller (but 3 quarts before flowering)

• lene, cod •• con •• pond to the tolowng expected r"pon •• ,:

A . Stem twisting B - Growth term.na1ion

C • Reduction of v&atMe Med

D - E....mu.1 O .. k;C.t1Ol1 " aoybean, canopy 0 .... ' We.dl ( . Reduce h.-vetrt kt ....

F - hS18' growth termir\Mion lind bene' weed d',iccetJO"

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lIIv..r Application Rat./Acr.

1 pint

1 pint

1 pint

1 % pints

1 % pints

1 pint

1 % pints

1 pint

1 pint

G . PI.m. 24-36- wil ~ luppreas.<t MId may not die unt. .. aoybe..". canopy over them H . T ermtn.'e growth .. ld fIowenng

, . Reduce competillon to crop

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Expected Comment. R .. pon ....

Use 2 quarts 01 A, B, C, E, F Rescue rate in Midaouth and when open canopy exists A,B, C,G,F

Use 3 quarts 01 A, B, E, F Rescue wh ... e heavy infestations occur or when soyb .. ns cover middles

Spray solutions A, F, H should be appUed before closure 01 A, F. H crop to lacllitate good coverage

E. F. I

B. E. G, I

0, E. F, I

I A. E. F, I

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Blazer + Pursuit Tank Mix In Soybeans General and Application Information. Restrictions and Limitations

General information Blazer may be tank mixed wltl'l Pursuit for control of larger Palmer Amaranth, Spiny Amaranth. Cocklebur, RedrootPigweed, Smooth Pigweed, and Tall Waterhemp than controlled by Blazer alone. This tank mix offers the additional control of Hairy Nightshade, Jerusalem Anichoke, Kochia, Marshelder, Sunflower and Velvetleaf.

Rate and Time of Application Use Blazer at a rata of ~ to 1 ~ pints per acre. In order to determine the correct application rate and tlmino of Blazer in the tank mixture, refer to th~ Blazer use rate in Table 1.

For improved control 01 up to S" Cocklebur. Palmer and Spiny Amaranth. Redroot and Smooth Pigweed and Tall Waterhemp, add 2 to 4 ounces per acre of Pursuit.

For the additional control of Hairy Nightshade. Jerusalem Artichoke, Kochia, Marshelder, Sunflower and Velvetleaf, add a maximum of 4 ounces per acre of Pursuit.

Spray additives The use of an 80% active nanionic spray surfactant at the rate of 1 to 2 pints per acre plus 1 to 2 Quarts per acre of urea ammonium nitrate solution IUAN) is recommended.

Mixing Fill tank. of a thoroughly clean sprayer one·half to two-thirds fU!l

With clean water, Start agitation and add the recommended amounts of product In the followmg order: Blazor, Pursuit, and spray adjuvants; then add the remaining Quantity of water.

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Water Volume, Spray Pressure and Application Equipment Follow general directions as outlined in the section titled Directions for us., pages 3 - 6.

Do not apply the tank mixture by air.

Restrictions and Limitations (partial list) Always read and follow label directions when using any pesticide alone or I" tank mix combinations. The most restrictive labeling applies to tank mixes.

Do not apply the tank mix of Blazer plus Pursuit within 85 days of soybean harvest.

Only one application of the tank mix of Blazer plus Pursuit ma\' be made in one season.

[ o' not apply this tank mix by air.

Follow rotational restrictions as provided on each herbicide's respective labeling.

Blazer + Pinnacle Tank Mix in Soybeans General and Application Information, Restrictions and Limitations

General information Blazer may be tank mixed with Pinnacle for enhanced postemergence control of Cocklebur, Pigweed. LambsQuarters, and Velvetleaf with suppression of Wild sunflower.

Rate and Time of Application Usc Blaler at a rate of Y, to 1 "h pints per acre. In order to determine the correct application rate and timing of ~ale, In the tank mixture, refer to the Blaler use rate in Table 1.

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For enhanced control of Cocklebur, lJImbsQuaners, Pigweed, Velvetleal and suppression of Wild Sunflower. add a maximum of \4 ounce per acre of Plnnad •.

Spray Additive The use -:of an SO% active nonionic

. spray surfactant at the rate of 1 to 2 pints per acre is recommended. For control of Velvetleaf, 1 gallon of 28 • 32% UAN lurea ammonium nitratel

should also be added.

Water Volume. Spray Pressure and Application Equipment Follow general di.~tions as outlined in the Directions for use, pages 3 - 6.

Mixing Fill tank of a thoroughly clean sprayer with one-half to two-third. of the required volume of cleen water. Stan agitation and add the required amount~ of product in the following order: Pinnacle, Blazer, and spray adjuvants; then add the remaining quantity of water.

Restrictions and limitations (partial list) Always read and follow all label directions when using any pesticide alone or in tank mix combinations. The most restricti"e labeling applies to tank mixes.

Do not apply the tank mix of Blazer plus Pinnacle within 50 days of soybean harvest.

Avoid drift to all other crops and non-target areas.

Follow rotational restrictions as provided on each herbicide's respective labe.i,l"

Thoroughly IIp.;,n {'1rayer prior to and immediat";v after application of this 'd.l.( '.lix.

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Blazer - Burndown Prior to Planting Soybeans General and Application Information, Restrictions and Limitations

General Information Blazer can be applied any time prior to planting soybeans for control of susceptible weed species present.

This application is not intanded to replace a full-season weed control program, but is intandedto control susceptible weed species present before the planting of soybeans.

Time of Application For optimum postemergence weed control, apply Blazer to actively growing weeds before they reach the maximum label size.

Rate 81aZ8r can be applied at % to 1 % pints per acre to control susceptible weed species. In order to determine the correct rate and timing based on weed groW1h stage. refer to the Blazer use rates in Table 1. pages 7-8.

81al8r can be tank m'xed with Poast or Poast Plus for '\he additional or enhanced control of grass weeds present prtor to planting soybeans.

Use ~ pint of Poast or 0/. pint of Poast Plus tank mixed with the appropllate rate of Bluar for control of Wild Proso Millet. Use 1 pint of Poast or 1 'h Dints of Poast Plus tank mixed With the appropriate rate of Blazer for control of Broadleaf Signalgrass. Fall Panlcum, Giant Foxtail, Junglerlce and Texas Panlcum. For at! other annual grasses, Increase the rates of Poast or Poast P1us by 50 ok. In order to determine the correct application rate of Blazer In the tank mix, refer to Table 1. page, 7-8

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Do not use a Blazer tank mix with Pout or POUt Plus if the weeds to control Include Rhlzom, Johnsongrass, Ouackgrass, 8ermudagrass, Wirestem Muhly, Voluntear Corn, Shattercane, Volunteer Cereals,' Wild Oats, Red Rica or Itchgrass.

Spray Additive An additive should be used to enhance Blazar's ac;tivlty as a burndown prior to soyblllln planting. Suggested additives are either 1 quart per acre crop oil concentrate or 1 quart per acr. Oastte spray tank adjuvant with the furthef addition of Yo to 1 gallon per acre of 28 - 30% UAN lurea ammonium nltrete) or 2.5 pounds per acre of 8ITVTIOnium sulfate to optimize the weed control obtained with Blazer. These additives are also suggested to be used in the tank ,nix with e1thn Pout or Po •• t Plu4.

Oil . concentrate with nitrogen fertilizers or Dash should not be used with postemergence applications 01 Blazer in emerged soybeans.

Water Volume, Spray and Application Pressure

Equipment Follow general directions as outlined in the Directions for usa, pages 3 - 6.

Restrictions and Limitations (partial list) Always read and lollow label d:rections for the use of Blazer in soybeans.

Do not use crop oil concentrate with nitrogen fertilizers or Dash as a postemergence treatment after soybeans have emerged.

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Peanuts

Directions for use Blazar is a selective broad spectrum herbicide recommended lor pr~rgence, cracking !initiation of soil cracking, but prior to peanut emergence from the 50111 and postemergence applications to peanuts to provide postemergance control of susceptible weeds. OPtir:'lum weed control is aChieved when young, actively growing weed seedlings are treated. It is important to cover all weed parts thoroughly, as Blazar works by contact action. Failure to follow the suggested douglts on maximum weed liza may result In unsatisfactory controllRefer to palles 3 - 6 for datailed use Instructions) .

Applications of Blazar should b. made when weeds ar. small and actively growing and before they reach the maximum size listed in Table 14, Application Rite Tabla for Peanut •.

The recommended rate for broad spectrum postemergence weed control is 1 to 1 % pints of Blazer per acre plus 1 pint of an 80% active nonionic spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix.

A sequential application of 1 pint spray surfactant followed by 1 pint 01 Blazer can be used for controlling subsequent weed flushes or escaped weeds before they reach the maximum weed size listed in this table. Allow a minimum of 15 days between sequential applications and do not apply more than 2 pints of Blazer per season.

Crop oil concentrate at 2 pints per acre can be slJbsotllted for spray surfactant.

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Restrictions and Limitations 00 not apply Blazer within 75 days of peanut harvest.

00 not apply more than 2 pints of Blazer postemergence during the peanut growing "eason.

00 not apply more than , ~ pints of Bluer per application.

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Allow a minimum cf 15 days between sequential applications of Blazer.

Do not use treated plants for feed or forage.

In the cas. of crop failure, only peanuts or soybeans may be immediatety replanted.

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Crop rot.tion restriction: Root crops Isuch 8S carrots, turnips, sweet potatoes, etc.) must not be planted in fields tr .. ted with Blazer for 8

period of 18 months following treatment.

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Table 14 Application Rate Table for Peanuts

AppUcatlon Rite Tibia lor Peanuta

0.5 ptiA 1.0 pta/A 1.5 praIA

W~ Controlled Mulmum" Maximum' Mulmum"

luI HeIght Lu'Stlge Height L .. , HeIght Stlge Inch .. Inch .. Stelle Inch_

Amaranth, Palmer 4 < 2 6 < 4 6 4 Amaranth. Spiny - - 2 < 2 2 2 Balloonvine - - - - 2 2 Beggarweed, Florida - - - - 2 <2' Buckwheat. Wild - - - - 2 2' Bullalobur . - - - - 2 2' Burgherkin - - - - 2 2' Carpetweed - - Mult. 3' dia. < 2 Mult. 6' dia. 2 Citron (Wild Watermelon) - - - - 2 2' Cocklebur - - - - 2 2' Copperleal. Hophornbeam - - 2 2 4 4 Copperieaf. Virginia - - - - 2 2 Crotalaria. Showy - - 6 6' - -Croton, Tropic . - 1-2 < 2 2 2 Croton. WOOlly - - 1-2 < 2 2 2 Crownbeard. Golden , - - - 2 <2 Galinsoga. Hairy - - - - 4 <2 Gallnsoga. Smallilower - - - - 4 <2 Groundcherry, Cutlea! - - - - 2 1 Groundcherry, Lanceleal - - - - 2 1 Indigo. Hairy - - - - 3 < 2 Jimsonweed - - 4 4 6 6 l1Idysthumb - - 4 4 6 6 l1Imbsquarters - - - 2 2' Mornlngglory', Cypressvine - 2 2 4 4 Mornlngglory, Ent"eleal - 2 2 4 4 Mornmgglory, Ivyleal 2 2 .. 4 Mornmgglory. Purple Moonllower - - 2 2 4 4 Mornmgg tory, Scarlet - 2 2 4 4 Mornlngglory. SmalllJower - 2 2 4 4 MorningQlory. Small White (pined) - 2 2 4 4 Mornlngglory, Tall (common) - 2 2 4 4 Mornmgglory, Willowleaf {Palmleat) 2 2 4 4 Mustard. Wild 2 2 4 4 Nightshade. Eastern Black 2 2 4 < 4 4 4 Nightshade. Black - 6 < 2 2-3 2

.gg 6 < 2 2-3 2 --

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Table 14 Application Rate Tabla for Peanuts (continued)

Rate: The rate for broad .pectrum postemergenc. weed control is 2 pints of Bln.r per acre plus 1 pint of a spray adjuvant per lOO gilions of spray mix

AppUCitiot /late Tible fa, Peenutl

0.5 ptJA. 1.0 ptJA. 1.5 pta./A.

WHCD Cont,oU.cI Maximum" MlJIImum' Mlxlmum'

L .. f HeIght leaf HeIght L .. I Height Stlg. Inch. Stlge Inch .. Stlg. Inch ..

Pigweed, Prostr". 0 0 · 0 4 4 Pigweed, R.cIroot 4 <2 6 <4 6 4 Pigweed, Smooth 4 <2 6 <4 6 4 Poinsettia, Wild 0 0 2 <2' 0 0

Poorjoe 0 0 0 · 2 2 Purslane, Common 0 0 0 0 Mult. 6' dia. 1 Pusley, Florida 0 . 2 2 4 4 Ragweed, Common · 0 2 2 4 3 Ragweed, Giant · 0 2 <2 2 3 Senna, Coffee 0 0 0 0 2 2' Sesbenia, Hemp 0 0 4 4' 6 6' Smanweed, Pennsylvania 0 0 4 4 6 6 Smellmelon · 0 · · 2 2' Spurge, Prostrate · . 0 Mult.O.S' 0

Spurge. Spotted 0 0 0 · dla. 0

Starbur, Bristly 0 0 · · Mult.O.S' 2' Waterhemp, Tall 4 2 6 <4 dia. 4

2 6

Annual Grasles

Foxt.,I, Giant 2' 1 Foxtail, Green 2' 1 Foxtail, Yellow 2' 1 Johnsongrass, Seedling 2' 1 Panlcum, Fall 2' 1 Shatter cane 2' 1 Volunteer Small Grains 2' 1

Perennial Weeds

Bindweed, Field · · · Bindweed, Hedge · · Milkweed, Climbing · · · Milkweed. Common · · Redvlne · I · Trumpetcreeper · · L.: 1)0 not count leaves as pairs ... count each leaf separately. Do not count cotyledon leaves. Spraying weeds in the cotyledon growth stage IS not recommended.

'See Special Use Directions for these weed problems. Note: Weed height will vary depending on environmental conditions gild is only given PS a ;;Juide.

Emphasis should oe placed on leaf stages. -.:.---

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Special Use Directions for Additional Weed Problems in Peanuts

Beggarweed, florida Control of Florida Beggarweed Is ':fficult dua to tha weed's long garmination season. Apply 1.5 pints of BlNar per acre plus 2 pints of spray surfactant p., 100 gallons of .spray mix when Beggarweed seedlings have no more than 2 young expandlnQ true leaves. Weeds at this time will not be more than 1 % in~has high. It is important to obtain maximum controi of the earliest weed flu.h. Time cultivation to give maximum control of regrowth or secondary weed flushes. Bluer will suppress or partially control weeds growing under conditions of high soil moisture and high relatlva humidity.

Bu~wh .. t, WUd Buffalobur Partial control of wild buckwheat and buffalobur can usually be. obtained whan the seedlings have Ie,s than 2 true leaves. Use Blazar at 1.5 pints in 30 gallons of wat., per acre. Use 2 pints of a spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix.

Cocklebur Blazer, at the 1.5 pint rate per acre, will usually cause stunting or death of seedlings not exceeding 2 true leaves which are actively growing under conditions of high soil moisture and high relative humidity. Use 1 pint of spray surfactanT per 100 gallons of spray mix.

Cucurblts: Burgher"," Citron IWUd Watermelon, Smellmelon

Members of the cucumber family germinate over an e,.,ended period of time. Control is therefore difficult to obtain with a single spray. In order for Blazar to be effective, initial application should be made to weeds no later than the 2·leaf growth stage. Use 1.5 pints' of Blazer per acre plus 2 pints of spray adjuvant per 100 gallons of spray mix.

Lamb,quarters, Common Blazer, at the 1.5 pint rate per acre, will usually cause spotting, stunting or death of many seedlings not exceeding 2 true leaves. Add 2 pints of spray surfactant per 100 gallons Jf spray mix. Cultivation 3 to 7 days after application will usually assist in control.

Momingglorie5 More conSistent control of Morningglories can be achieved by using sequential applications of 1 pint of Blazer. Allow a minimum of 15 days between sequential applications and do not apply more than 2 pints per season. Use of 2 Pints of spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix or 2 pints of oil concentrate per treated acre.

Poinsettia, Wild Blazer, 1.5 pints per acr~ plus 2 pints of a spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix, will usually kill or ever ely stunt wild poinsettia. Apply prior to the formation of the third true leaf. In addition, the seedling must

be actively growing. This treatment will usually result in 8 height differential between soybeans and surviving Wild POinsettia. thus allowing post-directed applications and additional control.

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Special Use Directions for Additional Weed Problems in Peanuts Cont'd.

Sesbanla, Hemp Crot.u.r1a, Showy Sesbania and Crotalaria are very sensitive to Blazer. Apply .u.zer at 1 pint per acre plus 2 pints of spray sur'actant per 100 oallons of spray mix. Effective control can be obta'ined at just about all plant haights. It is important, however, that Blazer be lIpplied prior to bloom. Applic:ati':ms after bloom are usually not effective and therefore not recommended. During or efter periods of dry weather, control may be erratic. App,lication for control of these weeds should be timed to occur after maximum weed emergence has taken place. Care must be exercised to make certain that crops do not shade this weed from spray deposits. Waiting for the sesbania to break through the crop canopy may b" advisable for control of late season infestations.

Starbur, Bristly Senna, Coffaa Apply Blazer, at the 1.5 pints per acre plus 2 pints of a spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix, will kill or suppress seedlings that are not past the 2-1eaf stage. AppliClltions after the 2-1eaf stage are usually ineffective.

Perennial Weed.: BIndweed, FIeld BIndweed. Hedge Milkweed. ClImbing MDkweed, Common Redvlna T rumpetcreepar

Growth of perennial weeds from underground rootstocks is very difficult to control. Blazer at 1.5 pints per acre, plus 2 to 4 pints of spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray solution applied under favorable environmental conditions, will burn back the above-ground plant parts and retard regrowth. Blazer will not kill the underground rootstocks of tnese weeds.

Annual Grasses: Foxtail. giant Foxtail. gr .... Foxtail. yellow John.ongMla., Saadllng Panlcum, fait Shanereane

Blazer must not be the basic component of a orass management program. For additional control of escaped gras.es followmg a pre· plant incorporated or preemeroence herbicide, ap;lly Blazer at 1.5 pints per acre plus 2 to 4 pints of spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix. Grasses not exceeding the 2·leaf stage will be stunted or killed. Activity is dependent upon good soil moisture during and following application.

Volunteer Small Grains Barley Oats Rye Wheat

Blaz.r applied to emerging volunteer small grains in the 1· to 2·leaf stage, will kill or stunt many plants. Blazer should be applied at 1.5 pints per acre plus 2 to 4 pints of spray surfactant per 100 gallons of spray mix. Activity is dependent upon good soil mOisture during and follOWing the splay applications.

Blazer can be applied alone or in combInation WIth various herbicides. For tank mix combination, refer to Tables 15 and 16

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Table 15 Tank Mixture Recommendations for Weed Control in Peanuts Using Different Application Timings

At Cracking: At Cracking: Poat.mergence Poat_gence Pr .. mergence

Blazer + Basagran Blazer + 2,4-08 Blazer + Oual see pages 46 to 48 see pages 49 to 50 Blazer + Lasso

see page 51 Blazer +. Poast see pages 52 to 53 and 55

Blazer + Poast + Basagran see pages 54 to 55

Note: Cracking stage is defined In this label as the initiation of soil cracking, but prior to peanut plant emet'genc~. Applications of tank mixes after the peanuts are past the cracking stage may result in crop response.

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Table 16 Peanuts - Tank Mixes with Blazer"

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Use the following chart as a guide to determine broadlesf weeds and grasses controlled by Blazer alone and various tank mixes.

Blazer Controls the WHds LIlted AddItIon8I WHds ConuoUed R.f. to Tabla LIlted ~Wo'" Below by T ... k MixIng Various for Rate, Weed SIze BOL'

HerbIcIdea wfth Blazer Additional Infonnatlon

Annual eroadluf Weeds ..... gran· harbldda

Amaranth, Palmer Anoda, Spurred Blazer + Basagran Amaranth, Spiny Balloonvine Table 17 Balloonvine Beggartlcks Pages 47 to 4B Beggarweed. Horida Cocklebur CLarge) Buckwheat, Wild Dayflower Bullalobur Galinsoga Burgherkin Lr-nbsquarters Carpefweed Mallow, Venice Cift "n IWild Watermelon) Nutsedge, Yellow Cocklt>~ur Poinsettia, Wild Copper leaf , Hophornbeam Ragweed, Common (;opperleaf, Virginia Ragweed, Giant Crotalaria. Showy Redwllf'd Croton, Tropic Senr"" Coffee Croton, Woolly Shepherdspurse Crownbeard. Golden Sida, Prickly (Teaweed) Gal. 'saga, Hairy Starbur, Bristly G, ,nsoga, Small flower Sunflower. Wild Groundcherry, Cutleaf Thistle, Canada Groundcherry, Lanceleaf VelvIIUeaf Indigo, Hairy Jimsonweed 2,4·0B

Lambsquarters, Common Mornfngglory: Cypressvine Mornmgglory, Ivyleaf Mornlngglory, Purple Moonflower Mornlngglory, Scarlet Mornmgglory, Smallflower Morningglory, Small WhIte tPltted) Mornmgglory, Tall ICommon) Mornlngglory, Willowleaf IPalmleaf)

Cocklebur Blazer + 2,4·0B Mornlngglory ILarge) Table 18 Pigweed, Redroot Pages 67 to 70 Burgherk.in Citron

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Table 16 Peanuts - Tank Mixes with Blaze'" (continued)

BIaz., Cont,oIs the Weeds Usted Adcltlon81 Weeds ContrOlled by Below T8IIk Mixing Various Herblddes

with Blner

Annual Broadleaf Weeds Dua" 8E herbicide

Mu~ard, Wild See Dual 8E label for 8Mual Nightshade, Eastern Black grasses controlled at crecking, Nightshade, Black Pigweed, Prostrate lJIsso· herbicide Pigweed, Redroot Pigweed, Sr.lOoth Poinsettia, Wild Poorjoe See lJIsso label for an",;al

Pusley, Florida grasses

Ragweed, Common Rag weed, Giant Poa~ herbicide Sesbania, Hemp Smanweed, Pennsylvania Smellmelon Barnyardgrass Spurge, Prostrate Crabgrass, lJIrge Spurge, Sponed Crabgrass, Smooth

Cupgr"ss, Woolly Foxtail, Giant Foxtail, Green ,- ~ail, Yellow ... Isongrass, Seedling Ju, ,glerice Millet, Wild Proso Panicum, Fall Panicum, Giant Panicum, Texas Signalgrass, Broadleaf Sprangletop, Red Witchgrass

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Refer to Tebles Usted Below '0' 118t •• Weed Size 8f\d Addition .. In'o,,,..tlol1

.-Blazer + Dual 8E Page 51

Blazer + Lasso Page 51

Blazer + Poast Tablp, 19 & 21 Pages 53 and 55

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Table 16 Peanuts - Tank Mixes with Blazer" (continued)

Blaze, Controls the Weeds Ueted Additional Weeds Controlled by Balow T .. 1t Mixing V.rlous Herbicides

wfth Blazer

Annual Grasses Besagr.n- + Poast8 herbicides

Foxtail, Giant See weeds listed above for Foxtail, Green Besagran + Poast Foxtail, Yellow Johnsongrass, Seedling Panicum, Fall Shaltercane Volunteer Small Grains

Perennial Weeds

Bindweed, Field Bindweed, Hedge Milkweed, Climbing Milkweed, Common Redvine Trumpetcreeper

• Note: Tank mixes are not applicable "In California.

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Biazer + Besagran + Poast T.bles 20 and 21 Page 55

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Blazer + Basa&ran Tank Mix in Peanuts General and Application Information, Restrictions and Limitations

General Information Blazer may be tank mixed with Basagran for postemergence control of the major broadleaf weed species in peanuts.

Time of Application The timing of application should be in accordance with weed growth stages indicated in the respective tables, and when weeds are actively growing Isee Tables 14 and 17).

Delay in application which permits weeds to exceed the maximum size stated will result in inadequate control.

Rate Use BlaZ8r at the rate of Y, to 1 Y, Pints per acre tank. mixed with Basagran at the rate of 1 to 2 pints per acre. The tank mix of 1 pint of Blazor WIth 1 pint of Basagran will provIde postemergence controllup to 4·leal) of Common Cocklebur.

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Hemp Sesbania, Carpetweed, Wild Mustard, Jimsonweed, Common Ragweed, Pennsylvania Smanweed, Redroot Pigweed, Smooth Pigweed, Cypressvine Morningglory, Purple Moonflower Morn!ngglory, Scarlet Morningglory, Small White (Pined) Morningglory, Willowleaf (Palmleat) Morningglory, and Showy Crotalaria. In order to determine the correct application rate of Blazer to use in all other applications of the tank mix, see the Blazer use rate table.

For control of Common cocklebur, up to the 50leaf stage. add 1 Y. pints per acre of Basagran ,a Blazer. For the additional control of spurred Anoda, Beggarticks, Dayflower, Red" eed and Prickly Sida up to the 6-leaf stage and Bristly Starbur up to the 4-leaf stage, add 1 Y. pints per acre of Basagran to Blazar. Add 1 pint of a spray adjuvant for aach 100 gallons of the tank mix spray solution.

Spray Additive Either one pint of an 80% active nonionic spray surfactant should be added per 100 gallons of the spray mixture. or use 2 pints per acre of crop oil concentrate.

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Water Volume, Spray Pressure and Application Equipment For additional infor""~tion refer to section entitled Direction. for u .. , pages 3-6.

Mixing Fill the spray tank. one-half full with water and add thl! reconvnend.cl amount of product in the following order: Blazer, Basagran, spray additive; while the agitator is running, then add the remaining quantity of water.

Restrictions and Limitations (partial list) Raad and follow all applicable directions and USe restrictions on the Blazer herbicide and Basagran labels.

Do not apply more than 2 pints of Blazer postemergence during the peanut growing saason.

Do not apply the tank mix within 75 days of harvest for peanuts.

Do not use treated plants for feed or forage.

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Table 17 Blazer + Basagran Tank Mix in Peanuts Rate and Time of Application Table Additives

Product Rata Weed Controlled Additive Informlltlon

Annual Broadleef WMda 0

Blazer % to 1·% Spray Adjuvant pt • .IA. o Amaranth, Palmer Momingglory, Purple 1 pt.ll00 gal. according to Amaranth, Spiny Moonflower or weed Balloonvine Morningglory, Scarlet Oil Concentrate species and Beggarweed, Florida Morningglory, Smallflower 2 pts.lA. size. (See Buffalobur Morningglory, Small White

Table 14, Burgherkin (Pittacl,

pages 38· Carpetweed 0 Morningglory, Tall

39' Citron (Wild (Common) Watermelon) Momingglory, Willowleaf Cocklebur (Palmleaf) Copperleaf, Mustard, Wild Hophornbeam Nightshade, Eastern 8lack Copperleaf, Virginia Nightshade, Black Crotalaria, Showy Pigweed, Prostrate Croton, Tropic PIgweed, Raclroot Croton, Woolly PIgweed, Smooth Crown beard, Golden Poinsettia, Wild Galinsoga, Hairy Poorjoe Galinsoga, Smalillower Purslane, Common Groundcherry, Cutleaf PusIey, Florida Groundcherry , Ragweed, Common Lanceleal Ragweed, Giant Indigo, Hairy Senna, Coffee jimsonweed Sesbania, Hemp Lambsquarters Smartweed, Pennsylvania Morningglory , Smellmelon Cypressvine Spurge, Prostrate Morningglory, Spurge, Sponed Entireleal Starbur, Bristly Morningglory, Ivylesl

Annual Gra .. es

Foxtail, Giant Johnsongrass, Seedling Foxtail, Green Panicum, Fall Foxrail, Yellow Shaltercane

Volunteer Small Grains

Perennial Weeds

Bindweed, Field Milkweed, Common Bindweed, Hedge Redvine Milkweed, Climbing Trumpetcreeper

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Table 17 Blazer + Basagran Tank Mix in Peanuts Rate and TIme of Application Additives (continued)

Product Rat. WMda Controlled AppUcatlon Rates

1 pt./A. 1-% 2 pts./A. pts./A.

Anoda, Spurred - 3" 4" Basagran 1 - 2 Pts. Begga"icks - 6" S"

Cocklebur (large) 4" 6" 10· Dayflower - 4" S" Oevilsclaw - - 3" Mallow, Venice 2" 2" 4" Nutsedge, Yellow - - -Prickly Sida or T eaweed - 3" 4" Ragweed, Common - - 6" Ragweed, Giant - - 6" Redweed - 6" S" Shepherdspurse - 4" S" Sunflower, Wild 3" 5 S" Thistle, Canada - - • -Velvetleaf 2" 5" 6"

" Use the Y, pint per acr ... rate of Blazer for control of pigweed species only. " See Special Directions for 011 er Weed Prohlems in Peanuts on the Basagran label.

Blazer + 2.4-DB Tank Mix in Peanuts General and Application Information, Restrictions and limitations

General Information A tank mix of Blazer plus 2 ,4~D8 is recommended for control of Mornlngglory, Cocklebl.!r, Common Ragweed. Redroot Pigweed. Jimsonweed. Burgherkin and Citron in peanuts when the weed size exceeds that specified on the Blazer label. Control with this mix may decrease wIth increaSIng weed sIze

or denSIty of weed or crop canopy due to poor spray coverage. For

control of other weeds, refer to Tables 14 and 18. pages 38 and 50.

Do not apply the tank mix when peaf"luts ate exhIbItIng inJury from

previously applied pesticides or are ext)iblt1ng stress symptoms from disease, nematodes, Insects,

excessive le"ilizer or soil salts; wind injury; frost damage or high temperature stress or drought; as increased crop response will result.

rune of Ap~rion For optimum control, apply Blaler plus 2,4·08 tank mix to actively growing weeds up to the 8-inch stage, usually 2 to '2 weeks alter planting. Applications at later weed stages will result in partial control or suppression.

Peanuts should be at least 2 weeks old when using a tank mix of Blazer herbicide and 2,4·0B. Do not use after pod-lilhng stage beginS.

Rate M,x 1 Pint of Butyrac 200, or 1 Pint of Butoxone with 1.0 to 1.5 pints of Blazer tor each acre being treated.

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Spray Additives Add 1 pint 01 spray surfactant pet 100 gallons or 1 to 2 pints par acre of oil concentrate to Increase control of weeds. The addition of spray additives will increase the hormonal 2,4-0B crop response.

Water Volume, Spray Pressure, and Application Equipment For additional information, refer to the section entitled Directions for usa, pages 3 - 6.

Mixing Fill half the spray tank with water and add the recommended amount of Blazar, 2.4·DB, and spray adjuvant -whHe the aaiic.l\C( ,is running, then add the remai.,;t,w' quantity of water.

Drift Hazards Car~ 'l1ust be taken when applying 'the tank mi" ,,,. "".event drift to 811 rlNi-\"get crops. Tobacco, ornanumtals ,r"r"'ust~rd!>. sugar beets,

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Restrictions and limitations (partial list) Read and follow all directions and use restrictions on Blazer and 2,4-0B labels.

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Do not apply the tank milcture within 75 days of harvest for peanuts.

Do not apply more than one application of the tank milcture to peanuts per growing season.

Do not use rates of Blazer or 2,4-0B in excess of those recommended on this label, or excessive injury a'ld possible yield reduction could resu.t.

Do not mix oils, liquid' fertilizers or other pesticides with t.his tank mix except as specifically directed on this lat el or on other approved $1 pplemental labating.

Blazer + 2,4-0B Tank Mix in Peanuts Rate and Time of Application Table

PRODUCT RATE WEED CONTROLLED

Blazer 1 to 1-~ Annual Broadluf Weeds pts./A. according to weed species and size. Refer to Table 14, Pages 38 • 39 for (See Table 14, recommended Blazer use rates as per weed pages 54 . 561 species and growth stages.

WEED CONTROllEDIWEED SIZE Butyrac 200' 1 pt./A,

or Burgherkln Up to 8 - height or Butoxone Citron length of vine

Cocklebur Jimsonweed Morningglory Pigweed, Redroot Ragweed, Common

• When size exceeds that specifIed on the Blazer labeL

Allrial af plicators must be famil",r wi,.., t~.e EPA-registered labels and follow the use precautions. In addition, aerial applicators should follow all applicable state and local regulations. In interpreting the label and the local regula""ns, the most restrictive situations apply in avoiding drift hazards.

ADDITIVE INfORMATION

Spray Surfactant 1 pt./100 gal.

or Oil Concentrate 1 - 2 pts./A.

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Blazer + Dual BE Tank Mix in Peanuts

General Information In addition to the mejor breed leaf weed species controlled postemergence by Blazat, the tank mix of Blazer with Dual 8E will provide premergence control of many annual grasses las listed on the Dual BE label).

This tank mix can be used as seouential application after Vernam", Balan-, or Treflan- herbicides.

Time of Application Applications may be made immediately after planting up to the initiation of soil cracking. Crop stunting may occur with the application of the tank mix of Blazer plus Dual 8E, although yields are not ~dversely _flected.

Rate Use Blazor at the rate of Y, to 1· Y, pints per acre tan" mixlO(f with Dual 8E at the rate of 1· Y, to 2 pints per acre. In order to determine the correct application rate 01 Blazer i!: the tank mix, see Table 14, pages 38 - 39

Spray additive The addition 01 an 80% active nanlonlC spray adjuvant IS

recommended and should be used at the rate 01 1 Pint per 100 gallons 01 spray mix.

Water Volume and Spray Pressure For additional mformatlor" refer to the section entitled Directions for use. pages 3 . 6.

Ground Equipment: for best results, the tank mix should be applied With ground equipment. For thorough

coverage 01 weeds. apply with flat tan or hollow cone nozzles spaced 20 Inches apart in a minimum of 20

gallons of water per acre With a spray pressure of 40 psi.

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Mixing Fill the spray tank on ... hall full with clean water and add the recommended amount of prOduct in the following order: Blazer, Dual 8E, spray adjuvent • while the agitator is running; then finish filling the tank.

Restrictions and limitations (partiallhltl Read and follow all applicable direct;ons and use reStrictions on the Blazer and Dual labels.

Do not apply the tank mix after the peanuts are past the cracking stage linitiation of .oil cracking, but prior to peanut emergence from the soil) as severe injury will reSUlt.

Blazer + Lasso 4E Tank Mix in Peanuts

General Information In .addition to the major broadleaf weed species controlled postemergence by Blazer, the tank mix 01 Blazer with lasso 4 E will provide premergence control 01 many annual grasses las listed on the lasso 4E label).

This tank rT,'X can be used as a sequential application after Vernam~, Balan~. or Trellan~.

Time of Application Applications of thiS tank mix may be made immediately alter planting up to the initiation of soil cracking.

Crop stunting may OcCur with the application of the tank mixture of Blazar plus Lasso 4E. although Yields are not adversely affected.

Rate Use Blazer at the rate 01 Y, to ,. Y,

pints per acre tank mixed With lasso 4E at the rate 01 2 to 4 quarts per acre. In order to determine the

COrrect application rate of Blazer in

the tank ml)'ture. see Table 14. pages 38 - 39.

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Spray Additive The addition 01 and 80% act,ve nonionic spray adjuvent IS

recommended and should be used at the rate of 1 pint per 100 gallons 01 spray mix.

Water Volume and Spray Pressure For additional information, refer to the section entitled Direction. lor use, pages 3 . 6.

Ground Equipment: For best resuits, the tank mix should be applied with ground equipment. Fpr thorough covetage of weeds, apply with flet fan or hollow cone nozzles spaced 20 inches apart in a minimum of 20 gallons of water per acre with a spray pressure of 40 psi.

Mixing Fill the spray tank one-half luU wi:h water and add the recommended amount of product in the fo!lowing order: Blazer, Lasso 4E, sprey adiuvant • while the agitator is running; then finish filling the tank.

Restrictions and limitations (partial listl Read and follow all applicable directions and use restrictions on the Blazer and Lasso labels.

Do not apply the tank mix after the peanuts are past the cracking stage linitiation 01 soil cracking, but prio, to peanut emergence from the soil) as severe injury will result.

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Blaze r + P oa st Applications in Peanuts General and Application Information, Restrictions and limitations

General information Blazer and Poast may be tank mixed or applied sequentially for postemergence control of broadl""f and grass weeds. Weeds must be actively growing and at the recommended growth stages.

It is important that grasses previously sprayed with Blaze, has resumed active growth before spraying with Poast. This waitin, period is important in achieving maximum activity with Poast.

Time of Application For optimum control, apply the tank mix to actively growing weeds at the sIZes ,nd,cated in Tables 14 and 19.

SeQuential applications should be made if: al all weeds to be controlled are

not at the correct growth stage for treatment at the same time, or

bl grasses to be controlled include Rhizome Johnsongrass, Quackgrass, Bermudagrass, Wllestem Muhly, Volunteer Corn, Shattercane, Volunteer Cereals, Wild Oals. Red Rice or itchgrass.

For further ,.11ormation on sequential applications, see Table 21 (page 55).

Rate Blazer at % to 1 % pints per acre may be tank mixed with Poast for postemergence control of selected annual broadl""f/grau'~ weeds in peanuts. Use 1 pint of Poast with 2 pints of crop oil concentrate per acre with the appropriate rate of Blazer to control the following annual graSSeS: Broadleaf Signalgrass, Fall Panicum, Giant Foxtail, Junglerice and Texas Panicum. For all other annual grasses on the Poast label, increase the rate of Poast by 50%. In order to determine the correct application rate of Blazer to use in the tank mix, see the Blazer use rate in Table 14.

Spray Additive Oil concentrate must be used in this tank mix at 2 pints per acre.

Water Volume. Spray Pressure and Application Equipment For additional information, refer to the section titled Directions for use. pages 3 . 6.

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Mixing Fill half the spray tank with waler and add the recommended amount of product in the following order: Blazer, oil concentrate, Poast • while the agitator is running; then add the remaining Quantity of water.

Restrictions and Umhatlons (panlal lisll Always read and follow the restrictions for all products when used alone, in a tank mix or a saquential application. The most restrictive labeling .!PPI;'" In a tank mixture.

Do not apply Blazer within 50 days of harvest and do not apply Poast within 40 days of harvest.

Do not use treated plants for feed or forage.

00 not add UAN solution or ammonium sulfate to a tank mix of Blazer, Poast and all cor,centrate.

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Table 19 Blazer + Poast Tank Mix -Peanuts Rate and Time of Application Table

PRODUCT PRODUCT RATE

WEED CONTROLLED

Blazer 'h-l'h Annual U,oadlaef Weed.

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Weed Controlled SIz_

Annual Gr ..... • Poast

" pint Wild Prosso Millet 4 - 10"

1 pint Foxtail, Giant 3 - S" Junglerice 3 - S" Panicum, Fall 3 - S" Panicum, T exes 3 - S" Signalgrass, Broadleaf 3 - S"

1 'h pints flarnyardgrass 3 • S-Crabgrass, Large 3 - 6" Crabgrass, Smooth 3 - 6" Cupgrass, Woolly 3 - 8" Foxtail, Green 3 - S" Foxtail, Yellow 3 - 8" Goosegrass 3 - S-Johnsongrass, Seedling 3 - S" Sprangletop. Red 3 • S-WitChgrass 3 . S-

ADDITIVE INFORMATION

Oil Concentrate (2 pts.lA.1

00 not add UAN or

Ammonium Sulfate

" Tank miX does not control Rhizome Johnsongrass. Quackgrass. Bermudagrass, Wirestem Muhly, Volunteer Corn, Shauercane, Volu.,teer Cereals, Wild Oats, Red Rice or Itchgrass.

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Blazer + Basagran + Poast Applicaiton in Peanuts General and Application Information. Restrictic<':! lind Limitations

General Information Blazer, Basagran and Poast may be tank mixed or applied sequentially lor postemergence control of blOoIdleaf end grass weeds. Weeds must be actively growing end at the ,ecommended growth stages.

Sequential Application Sequential applications shoUld be made if: a) all weeds to be controlled are not at the correct growth stage for treatment at the same time, or b) orasses to be controlled Included Rhizome Johnsongrass, Quackgrass, Bermudagrass, Wirestem Muhly, Volunteer Corn, Shattercane, Voluntror Cereals, Wild Oats, Red Rice or :tchgrass.

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For further information on sequential applications see Table 21, page 55.

Time of application AppUcations should iii' made in accordance with weed species outlined in Table 20.

Rate Blazer at % to 1-% pints per acre may be tank mixed with Basegran at 1 to 2 pints per acre and 1-% pints of Poest for poltemorgence control of selected annual broadleaflgrass weeds in peanuts. The rate of Poest recommended In the tank mix Is 50% greater than the rate of Poast used elone; S'A the Poast label. In order to determine the correct application rate of Blazer to use in the tank mixture, see the BlaZet ule rate in Table 14.

Spray additive Always add'2 pints per acre of a recommended non-phytotoxic oil concentrate. Oil concentrate must be used with the tank mixture in place of a spray surfactant. The addition of a crop oil concentrate may increase the crop response.

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Water volume and spray pressure For additional information, refer to the section titled Directions for Ula, page 3-6 ..

Mixing Fill the spray tank one-half full with water and add the recommended amount of product in the following order: Blaze" Basao,an, oil concentrate, Poast - while the agitator Is running; then add the remaining quantity of water.

Restrictions and limitations (partiallistl Read and follow restrictions and limitations on the Blazer, Basegran and Poast labels. The most restrictive labeling applies in tank mixes.

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Blazer + Basagran + Poast Tank Mix in Peanuts Rate and Time of Application ..• .,.

PRODUCT PRfJLiUCT WEED CONTROUED AODITIVE

RATE INFORMATION

Blazer 'h to 1'h pts Annual Bro.dluf Weeds

Refer to Table 17, Pages 47-48, for recommended Oil Concentrate" Basagran 1 to 2 pts/A Blazer and Basagrsn tank mix use rates as per weed 2 pts.l100 gal.

species and growth stages.

C;.my-ogr ••• 3-8- -'ohi teOt 10' .... 3-8-

Poast" 1'h pts/A Ctabg,.. •• ~ 3.0- s-dt;ng er.bgr •••• 3-a- .JungIorice 3-8--.., .... t. Wild Prose 3-8-~ .... Wooly 3-8- P.w:um. Fait 3-8-Fo .... , Gion< 3-8- ~.T.x.1 3-8-Fo .... ,G ..... 3-8- Signaagr •••• 3-8-

Foxt". Yelow 3-8 Broad ... ,

Goo ...... 3.0- 6p<onglo'OP, Rod 3-8-Wltchgr ... 3-8-

" Do not include UAN solution or Ammonium Sulfate when tank mixing oil concentrate with Blazer, Basayran and Poast .

• Tank mix does not control Rhizome Johnsongrass, Quackgrass, Bermudagrass, Wirestem Muhly, Volunteer Corn, Shattercane, Volunteer Cereals, Wild Oats, Red Rice or Itchgrass.

Table 21 Sequential AppUcatlons - Blazer, Basagran, Poast

When making sequential ar,u/or tank mix applications of .Blazer, Basagran and Poast, consult the following table for order of application and minimum time between application.

ORDER OF \PPLICATIONS

First Product", App&ed Second Productlsl AppUad Minimum Time Between App6cations

Blazer Poast 7 days

Blazer + Basagran Poast 7 days : :

Blazer Poast or 24 hours

Blazer ... Basagran ..

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Directions for use Blazer is a selective broad spectrum herbicide recommended for post emergence application in rice to control Hemp Sesbani<! prior to flowering. Optimum weed control is achieved when actively growing weeds are treated. Good coverage is important, as Blazer works primarily by contact action. Failure to follow the suggested dosage will result in unsatisfactory control. When applied at the recommended growth stages and suggested dosage rates, rice is tolerant to postemergence applications of Blazer. Do not apply Blazer after the rice reaches the boot stage.

Time of Application Blazer should be applied to actively growing Hemp Sesbania plants, but before Sesbania is in the flowering stage. Best results are obtained when the Sesbanta growth extends above the nce. Blazer may be applied when rice .s at the late tillenng stage up to the early boot stage, which normally occurs in June/July.

Rate Apply 'h pint of Blazer to actively growing Hemp Sesbania plants. A second application of 'h pin;, Blazer can b, made to control later germinating Sesbania.

Spray Additive Two 12) pints of an 80% nOnlonlC spray adjuvant should be addec per 100 gallons of the spray mllcture. The use of a -pray adjuvant IS

Important tor ehective control 01 Hemp Sesbania.

Water Volume and Spray Pressure For additIonal Infofrlatlon, refer to

the £ectlOn titled Directions for use, pages 3 . 6

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G,ound Equipment: For best results use a minimum of 20 gallons of water per acre and 40 psi. Use standard flat fan or hollow cone nozzles spaced 20 incheS apart.

AM equipment: Apply Blazer by aircraft using nozzling to deliver from 5 to 10 gallons of spray per acre.

Mixing When mixing Blazer and spray adjuvant, follow the standard mixing procedure, outlined on page 5.

Coverage Thorough coverage of actively growing weeds is essential. Large crop-end-weed leaf canopies shelter smaller weeds and can prevent adequate spray coverage.

Drift Hazard When spraying labeled crops, care must be exercised to prevent spray drift which could rt:Sult in damage to other crops. Spraying when other crops are closer than 100 yards downwinc' or 50 yards upwind from the point of application is not recommended. The use of any cleared drift control agent may redUC0 this hazard; however, the drift control agent may also decrease the weed cont,ol activity.

Restri;::tions and Limitations (partial list, 00 not apply Blazer to rice after it reaches the boot stage, or within 50 lIays of harvest.

00 not apply more than :wo applications to (,ice per season nor exceed 1 plm per acre per season.

Do not use treated pia'1ts for feed or forage.

Crop Rotation Restriction: Root crops (such as carrots. turnips,

sweet potatoes, etc.) must not be planted In fields treated with Blazer for a period of 18 months following

·Heatment.

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00 not harvest crayfish from treated rice areas for food.

00 not use water from treated rice fields for irrigation purposes for other than Blazer laba!ed crops.

Avoid drift to all other crops and non-targat areas.

00 not add crop oil concentrates or nitrogen fertilizers to Blazer for use on rice.

Blazer + Starn M-4 Tank Mix in Rice General and Application Informatio.l. Restril:tions and Linlitlltions

Generai 'nt~rmation When rice has .t lal!: 3 leaves, a tank IT.oJ of Blazer and Sterne M-4 herbicides 'n be used for tha control of hemp Sesbania and all weeds on the Stam M-4 Leba! plus suppression of Northern Jolntvatch and 4 to 6 leaf Annual Morningglories.

When using the tank mix, an increase in foliage burn may ba noticed.

Time of Application The Blazer + Stam M-4 tank mix combination should be applied after draining the rice fields when rice has at least 3 leaves.

Rate Apply Y, to 1 pint of Blaze, plus 3 to 4 Quarts o.I,Stam M-4 per acre.

Spray Additive Two pints of 80% active nonionic spray surfaC'\8""·;"puid be added per 1 00 gallons 0: .I,t spray mixture.

Water Volume and Sprll~' Pressure Fa. fIIc:..ditionC"1 information, refer to thf' section t,tl~d D.r8ctlonl for usa,

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Ground equipment: For the tank mix 01 Bluer + Stam M-4, use a minimum of 20 gallons of total spray solution per acre (broadcast basis) Ind 8 minimum of 40 psi pressure. Use standard high pressure hollow cone or flat fan nozzles spaced 20 inches apart. Do not use flood or whirl chamber nozzles.

Air equipment: U.e 5 to 10 gallons of total spray solution per acre.

Mixing Fill the spray tank onlHlalf full with water and add the suggested amount 01 product in the following order: Blazer, Stam M-4, a nonionic spray surlactant • while the agitator is running; then add the remaining quantity 01 water.

Coverage Thorough coverage 01 actively growing weeds is essential. A large weed canopy fTl3y shelter smaller weeds and can prevent adequate coverage.

Drift Hazard When spraying labeled crops, care must be exercised to prevent spray drift which could result in damage to other crops. Spraying when other crops are closer than 100 yards downwind or 50 yards upwind Irom the POint 01 application is not recommended. The use of any cleared drift control agent may reduce this hazard; however, the drift control agent may also decrease the weed control activity.

Restrictions and Limitations (partial list) Always read and follow the restrictions and limitations for all prOducts whether used alone or In a

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tank mix. The most restrictive labeling applies in tank mixtures.

To avoid f<cessive residue at harvest, do not apply Sf'am M-4 in a tank mix with Blazar atter the end 01

tillering.

Do not add crop oil concentrate or nitrogen fertilizers with this tank mix.

Blazer + Collego land Mix in Rice General and Application Information. Restrictions and Limitations

General Information A posternergence tank mix of Blazer and Collego· herbicides should be applied at the recommended rates and growth stages as described on the respective labels for the control of Northern . Jointvetch and Hemp Sesbania In rice.

Time of Application Application should be made when Hemp Sesbania is 12 to 60 inches in height and Northern Jointvetch averag .. ~ 8 to 24 inches tall. Applications should be made prior to the bloom staoe but after plants have emerged through the rice canopy.

Rate Apply Collego at labeled rates + Blazer at % to 1 pint per acre IFor details see the Collego labell.

Spray additive The use 01 a nonionic spray adjuvant at the rate of 2 pints per' 00 gallons of spray mixture IS recommended.

Water Volume and Spray Pressure FOf additional information refer to the section titled Dtractions for use, pages 3-6.

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Ground equipment: For the tank mix 01 Blazer + Collego, use a minimum 01 20 gallons of total spray solution per acre (broadcast basisl and a minimum of 40 psi pressure. Use a standard high pressure hollow cone or llat fan nozzles spaced 20 inches apart. Do not use flood or whirl chamber nozzles.

Air aqulpment: Use at least 10 gallons of total spray solution per acre.

Mixing Fill the spray tank with half the amount of required wa\~er and add the recommended amount of Collego. Once thoroughly mixed in the spray tank. add the recommended amounts of Blazer and spray adjuval1t while the agitator is running. Add the remaining quantity of water.

Coverage Thorough coverage of actively growing weeds Is essential. A large weed canopy may shelter smaller weeds and can prevent adequate coverage.

Restrictlons and limitat;ons (partial list) Always read and tollow the restrictions and limitations for all products whether used alone or in a tank mix. The most restrictive lab,,:.ng applies in tank mixes.

Table 19 Appendix

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The following ere scientific names for the weeds listed on this label,.for specific recommendations on control 01 !hese weeds, reler to the major crop end/or tank mix sections.

BROADlEAF WEEDS

Common ... me Scientific Name

Amaranth, Palmer AfTlManthus palmeri Amaranth, Spiny Amaranthus spinosus Anoda, Spurred Anoda cristata Beggarweed, Florida Desmodium tortuosum Balloonvine Carriiospemum ilaJicac/lburm Beggarticks SideIIs frondosa Bindweed, Field Convolvulus arvensls Bindweed, Hedge Convolvulus sepium Buckwheat, Wild Po/ygonum convolvulus Buffalobur Sclanum rostratum Burgherkin Cucumis anguria Carpetweed Mollugo verticil/ata Citron (Wild Watermelon) Citrullus vulgaris Cocklebur, Common . Xanthium pensy/vanicum CocKlebur, Heartleat Xanthium strumarium Copperleal, Hophornbeam Acalypha ostryaefolia Copperleal, Virginia Acalypha virginica Cowpea, Volunteer Vigna sinensis Crotalaria, Showy Crotalaria spectabillis Croton, Tropic Croton glandulosus Croton, Woolly Croton capitlltus Crown beard , Golden Verbeslnll encelioides Cur-umber, Wild Spiny Cucumis dipslIC8US Dayflower C.0mmelina spp. Devilsc:aw Proboscidea lousianica Gallnsoga, Hairy Galinsoga ciliata Gallnsoga, Smalillower Galinsoga parviflora Gourd, Texas Cucurbita texana Groundcherry, " utleal Physillis IIngulata G roundcherry. ..anceleat Physalis lanceifo/ia IndIgo, Hairv Indigo fera hirsuta Jimsonweed Datura stramonium Jointvetch, Northern Aeschynomene virginica ladysthumb Polygonum persicaria lambSQuarters Chenopodium album Mallow, Venice Hibiscus trionum Mexlcanweed Caperonia palustris MIlkweed, Climbing 5arcostemma cyanchoides . , MIlkweed, Common Asclepias syriaca Mornmgglory. CypreSSvtne Ipomoea Quamoclit Mornmgc1ory, Entirelea1 Ipomoea heder acea

Morn,ngglory, Ivyleal var. integruscula

Ipomoea hederacea var. hederacea

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Table 19 Appendix (continued)

Common Name

Morningglory, Purple Moonflower Morningglory, Scarlet Morningglory, Smallflower Morningglory, Small White (Pitted)

Morningglory, Tall (Common) Morningglory, Willowleaf (PalmleafJ Mustard, Wild Nightshade, Eastern Black Nightshade, Black Pigweed, Prostrate Pigweed, Redroot Pigweed, Smooth Poinsenia, Wild Foorjoe Purslane, Common Pusley, Florida Ragweed, Common Ragweed, Giant Redvine Redweed Senna, Coffee Sesbania, Hemp Shepherdspurse Sicklepod Sida, Prickly (Tea weed) Smartweed, Pennsylvania Smell melon Spurge, Prostrate Spurge, Spotted Starbur, allstly Sunllower, Wild T eaweed (See Slda, Prickly) Thistle, Canada T rumpe':cret"per Velvetleal Venice MallOliO/

Water hemp. Taii

BKOADLEAF WEEDS

Sdant/f1c Name

Ipomoea muricata . Ipomoellcoccinea JacQuemontia t amnlfolia Opomoea lacunosa Ipomoell purpurea Ipomoea wrightii Brassica kaber Solanum ptycanthum Soillnum nigrum Amaranthus blitoides Amaranthus retroflexus Amaranthus hybridus Euphorbia heterophylla Diodia teres Protuillcil olerllcea RiChardia scabra

. Ambrosia anemislfolia Ambrosill trifida Brunnichia cirrhosa Melochia cor~horifolia Cassia occi.:ientalis Sesbllnia exaltata Capsella bursa-p 3stOris Cassia obtusifoli;' Sida spinosa Polygonum pensylvanicum Cucumis meta Euphorbia supina Euphorbia maculata Acanthospermum hispidum Helianthus annuus Sida spinosa Clrsium arvense Campsis radicans Abutilon theophrastic Hibiscus trionum 4maranrhus ruberculatos

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Table 19 Appendix (continued)

GRASSES "'~."

Common Nama Scientific Nama

Barnyardgrass Echinoch/OJI crus-glJlli Bermudagrass Cynodon dlJctylon Crabgrass, Large DigltlJriIJ SlJnguinlJ/is Crabgrass, Smooth DigitNiIJ ischaemum Cupgrass, Woolly Erioch/olJ vil/osa Foxtail, Giant SetNiIJ flJberi Foxtail, Gr--. SetNiIJ viridis Foxtail, Yellow SetNiIJ lutescens Goosegrass EleusiM indiCIJ Itchgrass Rottbo.llilJ exaitstlJ Johnsongrass, Seedling Sorghum hale pense Johnsongrass, Rhizome SOlflhum hlJlepense Junglerice Echinochlo8 c%num Millet, Wild Proso Panicum mililJceum Muhly, Wirestem MuhlenbelfliIJ frondos Panicum, Fall Panicum dichotom/flofIJm F·anicum. Texas . Panicum texanum QUlJckgrass Agropyron fe/HHls Rice, Red Oryzs fuf;pogon Sanbur, Field CenchfIJs paucH/ofIJs Shanercane SOlflhum bicolor Signalgrass, Broadlea! BrachiariIJ pllJtphylia Sprangletop, Red Leptochlos fi/iformis Volunteer, Barley Hordeum lIU/glJfe Volunteer, ( Jrn as m"ys Volunteer, Oats A llenlJ SlJtivlJ Volunteer, Rye Secsie cef8sle Volunteer, Wheat Triticum aestivum W"estem Muhly MuhelenbergiIJ frondosa Witchgrass Panicum capillare

SEDGES

Common Name Scientific Nama

Yellow Nutsedge Cyperos esculentus

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