EPA Jacket 19713-590 

Vol.3 
meeting with Drexel re Pendimethalin Tech 

Mark Dyner to: Jim Tompkins, Philip Errico 0712 t/2009 04: t2 PM 

Mark Dyner 

EPA Office of General Counsel 

202-564-1754 

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Philip Errico to: Lehan 031181200911:37 AM 

Cc: Jim Tompkins 

Ms. Chan, 

Per our telephone conversation this morning, before J can continue to process your application for the 

product with EPA Reg. No. 19713~590, J will need an offer to pay data compensation on form 8570-34 for 

products with EPA Reg. No. 19713-600 and 19713-590, a copy of the letter you sentta BASF with offers 

to pay, and the addition of the studies to your data matrix for the studies listed in the attachment below. 

Thanks. 

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~ 8ASF Crop Submissrons_ Compens.able from Drel!el20D9~03_16.xls 

Philip V. Errico, Senior Chemist 

U. S. Environmental Protection Agency 

Office of Pesticide Programs 

Registration Division/Herbicide Branch (7505C) 

Phone: 703-305-6663 -

Fax: 703-308-1825 

Email: Errico.Philip@epa.gov 

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Drexel Chemical Company 

January 26. 2C09 

Document Processing Desk (AMEND) 

Office of Pesticide Programs (7504P) 

U,S. Environmental Protection Agency 

Rm 8-4900, One Potomac Yard 

2777 S Crystal Drive 

Arlington, VA 22202 

(Tel. 703 305-5263) 

AnN; Jim Tompkins. PM 25, Herbicide Branch 

Re; Submrssion of Label Amendment to Add Crops 

DREXEL PENDI T&O 3.3 Ee (EPA Reg. No. 19713-590) 

Dear Mr. Tompkins. 

STANLEY BERNARD VlCE;PAE;SIO~NT OFGAOWTH 

ANO OEVE;LOPMENT 

Drexel Chemical C\,. Mlll: POST OFFICE BOX: 13321 

~lHIPHIS, TENNESSEE 38113-0327 

"oc"l;on: 171Xl CHANNEL AilE. 

MH1PHIS, TENNES-SEE;381%_H12 

PHONE: (901) 17~-4370 

TELEFAX: {!lOll 174-4S0G 

E_MAIL: $~cr" .. ~0OTcxch~.com 

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Further to our application to :add crops to our Drexel Pendimethalin Technical (EPA Reg. No 

19713-600) in December, 2008. we would like to amend our above label to add the same uses, 

These uses are currently approved by the Agency for a substantially similar product, Prowl 3.3 

EC (EPA Reg. No. 241-337). We have also amended the Turfgrass recommendations to match 

Pendulum 3.3. EC label, EPA Reg. No. 241-341. 

In light of this addition. we wOi.lld like to request for change in the basic brand name to DREXEL 

PIN·DEE 3.3. We, would like, however, te reta'ln the name Drexel Pin-Dee 3.3 T&O as the 

alternate name for this product 

In support of the above, herewith: 

1. Completed EPA Form 8570-1 

2. Five copies 01 the propoSed label (590SP·01 09~Pendlng) with the following changes. 

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, . ,. . i) "Use Information" heading was created to include generat statements fr'£lm'the "Ge!lflral, 

Information and Use Precautions" section of the currently approved label by.t~I.,9.,~ency? ',.' , 

ii) 'Mode of Action' heading was added. " " , . ~ , , , , 

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iii) A main heading, 'Turfgrasses. Ornamental, Landscapes or Grounti' 'iVlaintenance.:' , 

Nonbearing Fruit and Nut Crops and Vineyards, and Noncropland Areas" was created. 'T.he" 

statements appearing below this heading were from the "General Information and }Jsp' • 

Precautions" section of the currently approved label by the Agency. • , ,> 

1700 Channel AV6nue • Post Office Box: 13327 • MemphIs, Tennessee 38113.0327 

Phone: (901) 774·4370 • Fax: (901) 774·4666 • E·Mail: Info@drexchem.com • www.DrexChem.com 

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Drexel Chemical Company 

iv) "Use Precautions and Restrictions" heading was created under the section "Turfgrasses, 

Omamental, landscapes or Ground Maintenance, Nonbearing Fruit and Nut Crops and 

Vmeyards, and Noncropland Areas". The statements appearing under this heading were from 

the statements found under the 'Directions For Use" of the currently approved label by the 

Agency. 

On page 3: 

i) Under Turfgrass - Warm Season Grasses, the recommendation 'For Commercial or Other 

Nonresidential Turf was added to match the Pendulum 3.3 EC, EPA Reg. No. 241-341. Also, 

the rate was changed from 2.6 pts. to 3.6 ptS.lA for 'chickweed, Com speedwell, 

Cudweed ........ Poa annua', 

On page 6: 

i) Under the heading 'Weeds Control/ed', the word "recommended' in the first sentence was 

revised to "used'. 

On pages 7 to 15: 

From page 7 onwards, beginning from the section "Alfalfa, Corn, Ganic, Onion (Dry Bulb), Grain 

Sorghum, Nonbearing Fruit and Nut Trees and Vineyards, Peanuts, Sugarcane and Sunflowers", 

these are the uses that are being added to the above label based on the uses being added to 

Drexel Pendimethalln Technical (19713.600). The directions for use match the label directions of 

Prowl 3.3 EC (EPA Reg. No. 241H337). 

On page 15: 

i) The Storage and Disposal statements were updated in compliance with PR Noflce 2007-4. 

ii) The first sentence in the warranty was revised to read "The directions for use .. reliable." 

Tne changes were highlighted for easy reference. 

If you have questionsfclarification regarding this submission. I can be reached at (901) 774·4370 

or eHmail Lchan@dl'exchem.coln. ,:. , , , Thank you. , > , > ,.> 

Respectfully yours, 

FOR DREXEL CHEMICAL COMPANY 

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Luz~ Chan 

Registration Manager 

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1700 Channel Avenue· post Office Box: 13327 • MemphIs, Tennessee 38113·0327 

Phone: (901) 774_4370 • Fax:: 1901) 7744666 • E·Mail; info@drexchem.com • www.DrexChem.com 

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.sEPA Uni~d StotoS @ Registration I oPP IdGntifior Numbor 

Environmental Protection Agency Amendment 

WlI9hington, DC 20460 .f Other 

Application for Pesticide - Section I 

I. Company/Product Number 2. EPA product Mlooger 3, Proposod Clnsificetion 

19713-590 JIM TOMPKINS 0 NOno D Ruutricted 

4. Company/Product INomel PM' 

DREXEL PENDl T&O 3.3 EC 25/Herbiclde Branch 

S, Nomo .nd Addro!>s 01 Applicllnt /Inc/lido ZIP Code/ 6. Expedited Reveiw. In accordance with FIFRA Section 3{cH31 

Orexel Chemical Company (b}Jil, my product is similar or ideOlical in composilitln and labeling 

P.O. Box 13327 to: 241-337 

Memphis, TN 38113·0327 EPA Reg. No. 

D ChBcJ:: if rhis fs 8 naw .dd'.$$ PrOduct Name Prowl 3.3 EC 

Section - " 

0 Amondmonr. Explllin bolow. ~ Final printod Isbols in ropsonsa to 

Aguncy lotror datod 

0 Aosubmis$ion in rospons. to Agllncy letur datod 0 -Mo Too' Application. 

0 Notillcation· Exploin bolow, 0 Othllr· ExploJn below. 

Explanation: UO'I& odditionol pO!;lal~1 if nocusllry. IFor O'Ioction I lind Suction-II,] 

Submission 01 amended l<bel 10 add uses. A request to change Ihe basic brand name 10 Pin· Dee 3.3 and Pin·Dcc 3.3 T&O as the alfenate brand name is also 

made. Demils a.re in the cover letter accompanying Ihis submission. 

Thank you. 

Section - III 

t. MltorJlIl Thl. Produ(;!: Will a. Plckaglld In: 

Child·AosislCmt Paclceging Unlt Packeging WaUir SoJUbJII Pockegin9 2. Typo of Contoinar 8Y

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• Certification must If -Ye!l~ No. por If -YOll~ No. per Popar 

Unit PackagIng wgt. contoiner PBckago wgt containBr Othor ISpocjfy) be $ubmftt8d 

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3. Location of Net Contento: Informotion 4. SilOlsl Aotllil Container S, Location of Labol Oir~ction!l 

[{J Lanel U Containor 1,2.5,5, 10, 15, 30, 55, Bulk, Tole f::::j On lhe Ia.bel 

6, Munnllr in Which Lub~1 is Aflixlld to Product tj UthOgroph 0 Other 

of popar 81UOd 

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Namc Titl!l ,.olaj:lh?no No. Unr/ud? Aroe Cod~l 

LUZG CHAN REGISTRATION MANAGER '(901) 7'74·437l) , ~'-r,? J.i.( 

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Certification , 6. D.~, ApplicGtion 

I Certify thol tho IItaromonts I havo medII on thill form lind tlU attllchmonC$ thoroto aro true, eccurot" ond cort)pt'lt!). f;oclilllXl 

" , I acknowlodgo that any knowlinglly fol,o or misloading $tlltomont mey be punishllblfl by nno or irnprl$onmont or; {~,tampedl 

both undtlr applicllblolaW, ,,' , ,,> , 

. 2, Signaturo 3, TItlo ", , c",;j1 Cf-v 2009.01.26 » 

~. 15:03:54 -06'00' REGISTRATION MANAGER , ., , 

4. Typed Nllme 5. Dar, 

LUZ GCHAN January 26, 2009 

~ . . . - ... , EPA FOfm 8570·1 IRev. 3·94} ProV\ous odltlon~ lire obsoloto . Yellow AppHc.-,t Copy 
Foruse In Turfgta.$ses, Ornamentals, Landscape orGrcunds Mainlenance, Non-bearing Fruit and Nut Crops and Vineyards, and Noncropland, and listed Agricultural crops. 

ACTIVE INGREDIENT: 

Pendimelhalin ...................................................... 37.4% 

OTHER INGREDIENTS·: ........................................ 62.6% 

This product 

TOTAL: 

ccnll:lins 

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3.3 pOlXlds of?endimalhalln per gallon. 

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'Coolalns aromlilic naphlha. 

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 

CAUTION 

See FIRST AID Below 

EPA Reg. No. 19713-590 

EPA Est. No. 19713-XX-XXX N~t Content: 

• Call a poison control center or doctor tmmediately ror treatment 

advice. 

• Do notgtve MY liquid to the person. 

• Do not Induce vomiting un\esstold to by a poison control center or 

doctor. 

• Do not give anythtng by mOUlh to an unconscious or ",w"',,, I 

• Hard eye open and rinse slowly and gently With water for 15 to 20 

minutes. 

• Remove contact lenses. if present, after the first 5 minutes, then 

continue 

• Call a doctor for treatment adVice. 

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20 mtnutes. 

• Move person to rresh air. 

.If person Is not , call 9tt or an ambulance, then give 

artificial I mouth-to-mouth, If possible. 

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concerns, medicar 

National Pesticide Inpneumonia. Becauseofi risk or 

i or pulmonary edema caused by aspiration of the hysolvent, vomiting should be Induced only under profesPRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 

H~ards to Humans and Domestic Animali 

CAUTION: Harmful if swagowed or absorbed through the skin. 

Causes moderate eye irritation. Avoid contact v.ith skin. eyes or 

clothing. 

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) 

Some malerials that are chemical-resistant to this product are listed 

below. If you wantinore options, follow the inslruclions for category 

G on an EPA chemical resistance category selection chart. 

NON·WPS USES: 

Applicators and other handlers (except MlxcrsrLoaders) who 

handle this pesticide for any use not covered by the Worker 

ProtectlonStandara (WPS), 40 CFR Part 170 C In genera~ only 

agrlculturar plant uses are covered by the WPS - must wear: 

Long-sleeved shirt and long pants, chemical-resistant gloves such 

as nitrile rubber <::: 8 mils. shoes plus socks. 

Mixers and Loaders must wear: Long.steev!ld shirt and long 

pants, or coveralls, chemical-resistant gloves. such as barrier laminate, butyl rubber ~ 14 mils, neoprene rubber <! 14 mils, orvilon:l: 

14 mils, shoes plus socks. 

WPS USES: 

Applicators and other handlers who handle this pestrctde for 

any use covered by the WPS,40CFR part 170-ln general, agricultural-prant uses are covered - must wear: Long-sleeved shirt 

and long pants. chemical-resistant gloves. such as b<\nierlaminate, 

butyl rubber 2: 14 mils, neoprene rubber 2: 14 mils. orviton ~ 14 mils. 

shoes plus socks. 

Follow manufacturer's instructions for cleaning/malrltaining PPE. If 

no such instructions for washables exist, use detergent and hot 

water. Keep and wash PPE separately rrom olher laLro'df)'. , .. ENGINEERING CONTROLS , 

When handlers use closed system;;~,!\n.ctMed cal"..s: ohiircraft In a 

manner that meets the requiremenl$l!s~in tho Work~f Prot6CIlon 

Standard (WPS) foragncullural pdllCid!ls (40 CF~>170'f40)(d)(4-

BlI, the handler PPE roquirements:!1!?,yJ-.e.reduc€:i cr modified as 

specified in the WPS. :',' ~ • '": 

USER SAFETY RECIlM!'lENDATIONS 

Users should: 1) Wesh hands befol~ e .. iing, drinking, chewing 

gum. using tobacco or using the toilet. 2) Remove clot:~I1!Qff'PE immediately ifpestlclde gets inside. Then wash thoroJ~hly,<;nd put on 

etean clothing. 3) Remove PPE immediately aflerMJldllrg,u,ls prod. 

uct. Wash the outside gloves before removing. As'sphr,l as possi· 

ble, wash thoroughly and change into clean clolhlng. 

Mllnuftlclured By: 

Drexel Chemical Company 

P.o. BOX t3327, MEMPHtS. TN 381t3-0327 

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ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS 

This product is toxic to fish. Do not apply directly to waler or to areas 

Where surface water Is present or to intertidal areas below tile mean 

high water mark. Drift or runoff from treated areas may be haUlrdou$ 

to aqUatic organIsms In adjacent aquatic sites. Do not contaminate 

water when disposing of equipment washwater or rinsate. 

DIRECTIONS FOR USE 

It is a violation of Federal law to use this product In a manner inconsistent wilh lis labeling. 

Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other 

persons, eilher directly or through drift. Only protected handlers may 

be in the area during applJcallon. For any requlrementsspeci/icto your 

State or Tribe, consult the agency responsible for pesticide regulation. 

AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS 

Use this producl only in accordance with its labeHng and with the 

Worker Proteclion Standard (WPS), 40 CFR Pari t70. This standard conlains requirements for the protection of agnculturalworkers 

on farms, forests, nurseries, greenhouses and handlers of agricultural pesticides. It contains requirements for training, oecontarnlna· 

lion, notification and emergency assisll;lnce. It also conlains specifIC 

Instructions and exoopUons pertainirg to the statements on this label 

about Persooal Protecti..-e Equipment (PPE) and Restricted Entry 

Interval (REI). The requirements in this box only apply to uses of 

this product thatare covered by the WPS, 

00 not enter or <llIow worker entry inlo treated areas during the REI 

of 24 hours. 

PPE required for early enlIy to treated <lreas that is permitted under 

the WPS and that involyes conlact with anylhing that has'been 

treated, such as plants, soil or water is: Coveralls, chemical-resistant gloyes such as barrier laminate, blltyl rubber:!: 11 mils, neoprene rubber ~ 14 mlls, or viton ~ 14 mlis, and >shoes plus socks. 

N()N-AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS 

The requirements in this box apply to uses of this product that are 

NOT within Ihe scope of the WPS for agricultural pesticides (40 CFR 

Pari 170). The WPS appnes when this product is used to produce 

agricultural plants on farms, forests, nUrseries. or greenhouses. Do 

not enter or allow others to entertha trealed area until sprays haye 

dried. 

USE INFORMATION 

Apply this product only as specified on this label. 

PIN·DEE 3.31s formulated as an emulsL'Iable concentrate conlaining 

3.3 pounds of <lctive Pendimethalin per gallon. 

This product is a selectiye so/I applied hertJicide for preemergence 

control of most annual grasses as Ihey germinate, but wil not control 

estab~shed weeds. Established weeds should be controlled before 

applying Ihls product by use of an appropriate postemergence herbi· 

cide or by tank mil:: combination lreatment UnusuallY coJd. excessiYe 

wet or hot and dry condillons that delay gennlnation over a long period of time can reduce weed control. 

Follow the label dlrecllons of this producl carefully. OVer·appUcatiem 

can result in crop stand Joss. crop injury, or excessive soli residues. 

Uneyen application, improper soil incorporation, or soil incorporation 

deaperthan what is directed can decrease weed conlrol andJorcause 

crop injury. 

Seedling diseases, cold weather, excessiye moistUre. shallow or deep 

planling, loW or high sail concentration, or drought can weaken 

seedlings and plants and Increase the possibility of crop damage 

and/or crop yields from this product. 

Treatments ofthis product maybe foHewed by any registered heibiCide 

for additional weed control. 

MODE OF ACTION 

This product is a meristelnatlc inhibitor that interferes with the plant's 

cell diylslon or mitosis. Naturally O¢CtIning biotypes (i.e:, a naturally 

occurring plant within a given species that has a slightly different, bUt 

distinct, genetic makeup from other plants) of some of the weeds IIsled 

on this label may not be effectiYely controlled by this and/orother mitotic Inhlblling products. Other herbicides wlth the mitotic inhibiting 

mode of ection include other dinitroanifine herbicides such as trinuralin. and Sonalarf>. To control these biotypes, tanK mix Ihis product 

with otherherblcide products having another mode ofactiYity and regIstered for use to control that weed pest in that crop. 

USES WITH OTHER I JOUCTS (TANK MIXES) 

When tanK mixing this product with other herb!cldes, all applicable directions, re5trictions, and precaulions for the addllional herbicides 

must be fOllowed. Use the most reslricti..-e limitations stated on the 

product labels. Before Initiating full tank mix application,lhe phYSical 

cornpalibl~ty of the proposed mixture should be evaluated on a small 

scale of recommended spray mixture concenlralions.Alw, such mix· 

tUres should be evaluated for ..-egetation control befQ(B expanding 

commerCial use. 

TURFGRASSES., ORNAMENTAL, LANDSCAPES 

OR GROUND MAINTENANCE, NONBEARING 

FRUIT AND NUT CROPS AND VINEYARDS, 

AND NONCROPLAND AREAS 

This product can ba used in Turfgrass siles (lawns, sod, turf areas) 

such as grounds or lawns around residential and commercial estabUshments. airports, athletic fields, cemeteries, golf courses, houses of 

worship. military and other fnstilutioos, multifamily dwelHngs, P<lrks, 

picnic grounds, prairiegrass areas, roadsldes, sellools, and $Od farms. 

This product can also be used in and around field,lIner, and container 

grown ornamental nurseries; established landscape ornamentals and 

ornamental gardens; listed groundcovers; nonbearing fruit and nut 

trees: conifers and hardwood seedling nurserlcs; and for tree plantation site preparation and maintenance. 

Also. this product can be <lpplied for general grounds maintenance 

-around nreos such as aUeyways, bike and togging palhs. buildings, 

criyeways and roadsides, markers and fence lines, mulch bads. park· 

ing lots, stone gardens and grayel yatds, vacant fots and otherslmllar 

'areas. It may be used under asphalt or concrete treatments as parf of 

a site preparation program. 

Thisproducl is al~o used in anynoncropland area such as blidgeabutments and approaches. delineators, fence rows, highway guardrails, 

highway and pipeline rights-of·way. paved or gravel surfaces, petro· 

leum t;lok farms, pumping installations, railroad, sign posts, storage 

areas, utility, utility substations, and windbreaks and shelterbells; and 

other similar areas where weed control Is desired. 

Dne·halflnch ofrainf!lll orits equiyalent in sprinkler Irrigation following 

apPlication of this product or tank mix combinations of thi$; product improYes weed control. Erratic weed control may result In the absence 

of ralnfall or irrigation.within 30 day>S of application of this product. 

This product may cause temporary discoloration of sprayed surfaces. 

Rinse immediately to ayold staining. Spray colorants or dyes can be 

added to alter the color oj the spray solullon to match the treated surfaces. 

USE PRECAUTIONS AND RESTRICTIONS 

00 NOT apply tillS product through any type of Irrigation system. 

00 NOT apply this product in greenhouses. shadehcuses or olher 

enclosed structures. , ; , 

Manufacturer does not recommend or authorize th" use of this 

product in manufacturing, processing or preparlr:g cuslom blends 

with other products for application,t?I'.l'1 ,)r Orn2h{e"nta1s. 

Observe all use precautions and f.rnita~or:.s In this lab/'il and the tabels of producls used In combln<lti!:lns witTlthis prqt\.uct.lhe use of 

this product not consistent with thislGt~',m:r resu!l:jn II\J}lp'~to crops, 

or may result in poor weed control.,. " > 

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS >, , , . , , ' l ' 

Ground Dr1ven Sprayer: :, 

1. Fill tank one·halfto three·quarters ;t.11"jl~h clean waJi"J", 

2. Add this product to the Parli;llly filled tank while agi\jl~qp,iind then 

fill the remaklder of the tenk with water. " , 

3. Maintain continuous agilatlon while adding ihis p;ocuct ond unlil 

spraying is completed. If the spray mi)::Iure is allowed to'sellie for 

any period of lime, thorough agitation is essential before spraying 

is resumed. Continue agitation while spraying. 

4. If this product is 10 be used in tank mixtures with other registered 

herbicides, then follow direction!> on the labels of those products 

wh[ch recommend tank mixing. 

Backpack Sprayer: 

1. Begin with a clean spray tank. 

2. FHI the spray tank eme-halffull with clean water and add the required 

amount of this product to the sprayer. 

3. Cap sprayer and agitate to ensure mixing. 

4. Uncap sprayer and finish filling tank 10 desired leye!. 

S. Cap sprayer and agitate once again. 8 <>1" ''''~ •• " •• ' ~ ~." 
During application it is desirabte to agitate It, j(ture on occaston to 

ensure mixing. tf the spray mixture is atlowe<llo settle for any period 

of time, thorough agitation is essentiat before spraying is resumed. 

Liquid Fertitturs: Small quantities should always be tested using a 

simple jar test. Priorto miXing, add the required amount of this product to half filled spray tank while agitating then add the fertilizer product. Complete filling spray tank to desired tevel. 

01}' Butk Fertilizers: This product may be Impregnated on dry bulk 

fertilizers. This producIJDry Butk Fertilizer mixtures will provide weed 

control equal to thOit provided by the same rates ofthls product applied in water, when OIpplied as directed. 

SPRAYING INSTRUCTIONS 

Apply with properly calibrated groUl'\d equipment in at least40 gallons 

of water per acre to provide uniform spray distribullon. Low pressure 

(i.e, 20 to 4D psi) sprayers are recommended. MaintaincOf'ltinuous agitation during spraying with good mechanical or bypass agitation, 

Cl"'ecksprayer routinety for proper calibration. Avoid overlaps thatwiU 

increMe rates above those recommended. Avoid application when 

winds may cause drift. 

Avoid unintentional contact of spray solution with dr'tveways, stone, 

wood or other porous surfaces. Rinse immediately to avoid staining. 

TURFGRASSES 

TYPESOf' WEEOS 

grass, 

Fall p3nicun, 

clover, Knolweed, 

POll annua, Prostrate 

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weed germinatkln in Sprl~.llthe lower rate was used 

inWaliyorlorexterded control, repeat appl1cationat 3.6 

ptsJacre (t.30zsJtOOO sq. fi.). 

Do oot exceed a maxirrum ot 4.8 pts,IAcre per applica· 

tionfor use on residenlial TUrfgrass. 

'Note: Resllential is defined as ltirfin any resilenllal sitI I 

Other Non-Rtsidentlal 

TUrf: 

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I, repeatapptic<ltion at 3.6 

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Grasses: 

Bahiagrass, 

Bermt:dagrass, 

Buflaloglass, 

Centipedegrnss, 

FesCtie(tall), 

SI. AugJStinegrass, 

WEEas 

Pr05lrn!e 

t NonoRf$identi~t 

Turf: Crabgrass, EVening 

primrose, Fall paricum, 

Foxla~, Hop clover, 

Knotweed, Oxa~s, Pca 

, Prostrate spurge, 

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WIled germinatiOf'lln Spring. Repeatapplication at2.S to 

3.6 pints peracm (t to t.3ozs. per tOOO sq.It.)after 5 

\0 B weeks if necessary. 

Do not exre&i a maximum of 4.8ptsJAcle per application for use on restdential Turfglus. 

!XI not eXCEed 1I maximum of 72 pts./Acre per application lor use on commercial or ncn·residootial Thrfgrass. I 'Note: Residential is defiled as turfin any residential sit- . parll.s I 

well. Cudweed. Henbit, 

lawn bUlweed, Poa 

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made 8 weeks 

Efficacy of this product wm be improved if application is followed by 

one-hatf inch of r.linfa~ or its equivalent in sprinkler inigation, Erratic 

weed control may result if this product Is not acllvated by rainfall or ir_ 

rigatiQ(l within 30 da)S. 

To prevent establishment of weeds along the edges of lawns, it may 

be necessat)' to overlap the spray 3 to 6 inches ontC',,~i:;!ewaiks or 

driveways, etc. Rinse pavement immediately 10 avoid temporary discoloration. ) "n.>, 

THIS PRODUCT IN TANK MlXTjJRE; , ; , 

To control emerged waeds in TUrfgra)lsesl this product can be mixed 

with postemergence.herblcl~es. To cor;R?tl'lffrged ".hh!)<1Ilgrass, this 

product can be mixed With Accl<1llm~) Ext!"a or MSM"R whereas 

broadleaved weeds can becontrolled us~\r,1n'me&', T..r.roo;'Nf'I-. 204-

0, and other similar products. , > , ' , • " • 

Before tank mixing a simple iar test is rt{corr,roondad to i\1sure comP2tibiUty of herbicides. ,~ ) , , , " • 

Always read the compOinlon product label. Follow all <l~e.9r~utions 

and restrictions Ihat OIpply to each product used. Always follow the 

most restrictive tabel. ~ ,') 

" " USE PRECAUnONS FOR TURFGRASS 

1. Use on well established Turfgrass with a dense and uniform stand. 

2. On newly planted areas, application shoutd not be made until the 

Turtgrass has filled in and has been mowed at least four times. 

3. On Turf that has been thinned or damaged due to Winter injury, excessive moisture, etc., allow Turf to recover prior to application. 

4. ApplicaUons made to overseeded warm-season Turfgrasses may 

Cliuse thinning or injury of the overseeded species. 

5. Do not use on greens or iniury may occur. 

6, Delay reseeding or Winter overseeding of treeted Turfgrass for at 

'.east 3 months foHow·ln9 the tast application of this product 

7. Delay sprigging Turfgrass for 5 mor~hs after application of this product. 9 

Pln.DeE 3.3 Page3«f 16 
INDUSTRIAL (UNIMPROVED) TURF ! 

(RIghts-Or-Way, Roadsides, Construction Sites, Parks, 

Substations, Lots, or Similar Areas) 

Induslrial, or unimproved turf areas often have a different speclrum of 

weeds 10 be controlled than those tound in line Turf. Tlis product will 

conlrol annual grasses and broadleal weeds mentioned in the "TURFGRASSES" section of this label as welt as the following weeds thai 

mighlgerminale In eslabUshed grasses. 

Annual :;ptJrge 

Browntop panicum 

Carpetweed 

Crowfootgrass 

Fiddleneck 

Field sandbur 

Fila/ee 

Florida pusley 

Itchgrass 

Johnsongtass (from seed) 

Junglerice 

Koclia 

lambsquarters 

London rocket 

Lovegrass 

Mexican sp/anglelop 

Pennsylvania smartweed 

Pigweed 

PunclUlevina 

Red Sp!anglelop 

Shepherdspurse 

Signalgrass 

Texes panlcum 

Velvetleaf 

Wilchgrass 

Woolly cupgl<lss 

Apply belore weeds germinate. To conllol eslabllshed weeds, 2,4-0, 

MSMA, or similar postemergence herbicides may be tankmlxed with 

this product. Apply according to label instJUctlons for the respective 

products and follow the most reslrlctive label. 

ORNAMENTALS 

This product can be applied 101 preemergence weed control around 

and ovtJr the top of Ihe established plants listed beloW. However, not 

all va/ieties or strains of the planls listed have been tesled_ Unintentional consequences such as ClOp IniUly may resurt because ofcertain 

environmental or growing condlllons, manner of use or application. 

Thele/ore, betore Ireating a large number of plants, spray a tew plants 

and observe for plant damage prior 10 fUll scale application. 

\"'" ~p"n' I Dr'~ii'i~Y': Tlm~~lilii'Ii,''''''~'''' A:in~f·gLric'n frutlcosum , lceplanl, lalge Leaf 

Ivy,English 

Ivy, Geranium 

Jasmine, Aslalic 

JlIsmine, Primrose 

Mondograss 

Myoporum 

Pachysandra 

Potenlilla 

~~:-{lf-Sharon 

~ 

~each grass 

Fescue, blue 

Fescue, sheep 

Founlaln grass 

Pampas grass 

I ;~~~;~~gm" 

Common Name 

Abe~a, glossy 

Aucuba, gold "''''. Bamboo, heavenly 

Barberry 

Barbell)', Japanese 

Blue mdigo bush 

Bottlebrush, lemon 

. ,feulfoo,!, 

Festuca ovina 

Fes/uca CNina 

Pennisetum sefaceum 

Cortadena seUoana 

PhaJaris arundinacaa 

Arundospp, 

, r:!'.~/a:!:-arundinac~ 

ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS 

SClontlflc Name 

AbeJia grandJi/ora 

Aucubajaponica 

Rhododendron spp. 

Nandlna domestica 

Berberis gladwynens/s 

Serben's thunbergtl 

Dalea gregi/ 

callis/emon citrinus 

fCD"Un"~dl 

0 •. 

Common Name 

Boxwood, common 

BOXWQod,Japanese 

camellia 

cape iasmine 

Cordyline 

Correa 

Cotoneaster 

Cotoneaster, bearberry 

Cotoneaster, rock 

Cypress, Italian 

Cypress,leyland 

Deutzia, slender 

Dtlg'Mlod, red twig 

Elaeagnus .. Escatlonta 

Euonymus 

Euonymus, golden 

Euonyrnus, winged 

Firelhom 

Forsythia, border 

Fragrant olive 

Fuschia, Ca~fomia 

Gardenia 

Hawthorne, Indian 

Hibiscus 

Holly, Chinese 

Holly, Japanese 

Holly, Foste/s 

_ Holly, savannah 

Holly, yaupon 

Honeysuckle, bush 

Juniper 

Jwliper, Chinese 

Juniper, shore 

Juniper, trailing 

laurel, cherry 

laUlel, Mountain 

Laulel, otto luyken 

laurel, schipka 

Laurusllnus 

Lavender, English 

Leucothoe 

leucolhoe, coast 

Lilac, cut-leaf 

UIy-ol-the-NHe 

Mahonia 

Mock orange 

Myrtle, compact 

Myrtle, wax 

Nandina 

Olellnder 

Oregon grape 

Osmanthus 

Palm, European fan 

Palm, Mediterranean fen 

Phlox, prickly 

Photinla, fraser 

Pieris, Japanese 

Pine, mugo 

Plum, natal 

Prlvel, C.-alifomla 

Privet, glossy 

Privet, variegated 

P/ivet, waxleal 

pyracantha 

Quince, flowering 

Ranger, Texas 

RedfOot 

Rhododendron 

Robira 

Spice plant 

Spliaea 

Spiraea, anihonywate/er 

-iENTAL SHRUBS 

Scientific Name 

Buxus sempervirens 

Buxus microphylla 

Gamellia japonfca 

Gardenia }asminoides 

Cordyline spp. 

Corrsaspp. 

Cotoneaster apiculatus 

Cotoneaster dammeri 

Cotoneaster hOlizonta~'s 

Cupressus setnpervirens 

Cupre$$Ocyparis leylandll 

Deufzia gracJlis 

Comus sericea 

Elaeagnus ebbingei 

Escaflonla fradesli 

Euonymus forlunei 

Euonymusjaponica 

Euonymusalala 

Pyracanfha coccinea 

Forsythia fnfermedia 

Osmanlhus fragrans 

Zauschlneria catJfOmica 

Gardenlajasmlnoides 

Raphio/epis fndica 

Hibiscus syriacus 

IJexcomufa 

lfex crena-fa 

If ex attenuata 'Foster!' 

flex attenuafa 

/lex vomltoria 

Dierviffa Ionicera 

Juniperus spp. 

Junipams chlnensis v. pfitzer 

Juniperus confetta 

Juniparus horizonlal/s 

PrunusJaurccetasus 

Kalmia fafUolla 

Prunus faurocfmlsus 

Pnmusschipkane$S 

Viburnum Unus 

Lal'andufa angusfifofla 

Leuoothoe /bJIlanesiana 

Leucothoe axillaris 

Syringa !ac/nfala 

Agapanl/lUs africanus 

Mahoria aqulfolium • 

pmosporum lobfra o >, 

Myttus communis • 

Myrica cerifera ; >" , ~ > 

Nar.nil,\i'domaslica 

,.}criu.':n oleander 

Mahonia'aquffol.'um ' 

OSh]8"hft.'ps fmg~n$' , • 

Ch;;tna~lbps humjlf:s , 

CPPTfJlJropsspp.,,' " > . Lept!Jdactylon cafifornlcum 

P/;I?Cr>J;-, k Fraserl .' 

Pierfs japonica ,>" > , 

Pinus mugo , , , > 

Carissa grandiflo\<! , ' , • 

Ligustrum ovaDfoJium > • 

Ugus1tum lucidum 

Lfgusfmm sinensis 

Lfgustmm japonicum 

Pyracanfha coccinea 

Chatmomeles iaponica 

Le ucophyllum frufescens 

Ceanolhusspp. 

Rhododendron spp. 

Pittosporurn looiri 

1f{lCtwn parvifiorum 

Spiraea vanhouftsl 

Spiraea X bumalda 
" ! ~:: .. Japanese* 

Yew, Southern 

~'Ad8~'S 

LSHRO" 

I i 

Wexspp. 

WefgeJa fionaa 

Ceanothus spp. 

Xytosms congestum 

Tecoma s/ans 

Taxusmedia 

Taxus clJSpida/a 

Podocarpus macrophylius 

. Yucca fi;a 

~ 

Common Nam~ 

ORNAMENTAL TREES 

Scientific Name 

Alder, European black 

Appl, 

Atborvitae, Arne/iean 

Albultls 

Ash, red 

Ash, while 

Aspen, biglO<llh 

Aspen, quaking 

Basswood 

Birch, European weeping 

Birch, river 

Buckeye,red 

Cedar, white 

ct\amaecyparis. boulevard 

Cherry, black 

Cherty, choke 

Cherry. kwan%an 

Cherry, nanking 

Cotlonwooo 

C/abapple 

Crepe myrtle 

CIYptomeria, Japanese cedar 

Cypress, bald 

Cypress,leYland 

Dogwood, flowering 

Dogwood, Korean 

DogMlod, silky 

Dogwood, shrub 

Elm 

Fir, balsam 

Fir. douglas 

Fu; fraser 

Fir, white 

Franklini<J 

Ginkgo 

Gum, black 

Gum, sour 

Haw, black 

Hawthorn 

HemlOck, Canada 

Hemlock, Easlem 

Holly,American 

Honeylocus 

tWlac, common 

Ulac, Japanese Iree 

Linden 

Magnoffa, saucer 

Magnolia, Southern 

Magnolia, star 

Maidenhair tree 

Maple, l'\'orwllY 

Maple, Japanese 

Mapla, red 

Maple, sugar 

Nannyber!)" rusly 

Oak, chinquapin 

Alnus gtutinosa 

Maills spp. 

Thuja rx;cidentaJjs 

Arbutus spp. 

Fraxlnus pannsylvanica 

Fraxinus americana 

Poputus grandidfmlafa 

Populus tremuloides 

7iliaspp, 

Be/ufa pendula 

Betula nigra 

Aesculus pavia 

Thuja occidentatis 

Chamaecyparis plstfera 

Pmnus seroUna 

Prunus virginiana 

Prunus serrulata 

PTunus/omentosa 

PopulusdeltOldes 

Malus spp. 

Lagerstroemia indIca 

Cryplomerla japonica 

Taxodium distichum 

CUpressocypafis leylandll 

Comus flortda 

Comus kOlJsa 

Comus amomum 

Comusspp. 

Utmusjaponlca 

Abies ba/samae 

Pseudotsuga menzIes/I 

Abies frasart 

Abies conco/or 

Franktinia spp. 

Ginkgo bitoba 

Nyssa sYlVa!ica 

Nissa sy/valica 

Vlbumum prunlfof/Um 

ClfItaegus spp. 

Tsuga canadensis 

Tsuga canadensIS 

ttex opaca 

Gtedifsia triacanthos 

Syringa vulgaris 

Syringa reticulala 

Tiliaspp. 

Magnolia sou/anglan~ 

Magnolia grandmora 

Magnotia .sIc/tata 

Ginkgo bi/oba 

Acer Plantanoides 

Acer palmatum 

Acerrubrum 

Acer saccharum 

Viburnum rufidutum 

QueICUS mueh!enbergii 

IContinue/lf 

,------,O'"R. _ .. ;I"E"'N"TA"L~T"R"E'"'E"S-----' 

Common Name 

Oak, live 

Oak, pin 

Oak, red 

oak, swamp cheslnut 

Oak, water 

Oak. white 

Oak, willow 

Olive 

Palm date 

Palm, tan 

Palm, pilldo 

Palm, Washington 

Peach 

Pear; bradford 

Pecan 

Pine, Austrian 

Pine, Italian slone 

Pine. loblolly 

Pine, monterey 

Pine, red 

Pine, scotch 

Pine, slash 

Pine, Virginia 

Pine, v.nite 

Plum; pUiple leat 

Poplar, black 

Redcedar, Eastern 

Redcedar, Western 

Red [ronba/k 

Redwood, dawn 

Sequoia, giant 

Servlcebeny 

Sourwood 

Sprul:fl, Colorado blUe 

Spruce, dwaffAlberta 

Spruce, Norway 

Spruce, white 

SWeetgum 

Sycamore 

Trachycarpus 

Tulip tree 

Walnut, black 

Willow, weeping 

'rellowwood 

Common Name 

Bleeding heart 

CanOl tily 

.. 

Canna, common garden 

Chincherinchee 

Clinum Lily 

Fern, asparagus 

Fern, leatherleat 

Freesia 

Heather, dwarf 

Hosts 

Lily 

Uriope, creeping 

Urlope, variegated 

Monlbretia 

Orchid, peacock 

Peony. Chinese 

Wisteria 

Zephyr lily 

ScientifiC N;me 

Quercus virginiana 

QUfiICUS palustrls 

Quercus rUNa 

Quercus michauxii 

Quercus nIgra 

Quercus alba 

Quercus pheltos 

Olea europaea 

Phoenix spp. 

Washingtonia spp. 

Bufiaspp. 

Washlngtonia spp. 

Prunus pers/ca 

Pyrus calferyana 'bradford' 

Carya illinoensis 

Pinus nigra 

Pinus pinea 

Pinus laeda 

Pinus radiafa 

Pinus resinasa 

Pinus sy/vestris 

Pinus (llllollti 

Pinus virglniana 

Pinus strobus 

PrurVls cerasifera 

Populus nigra 

Juniperus vlrgtniana 

Thuja p/icata 

Eucalyptus sideroxy/on 'rosea' 

Metasequoia g/yloslrobOides 

Sequoiadendron glganteum 

Ametanchler laevis 

Oxydendrum arboreum 

Pfcea pungens 

Picaa glauca 'atbertiana' 

Plcea abies 

Picea glauca 

Liquidambar styraciOua 

Plalanus occkJentaJis 

Trachycarpus spp. 

Liriodendron luliplfera 

Juglans niglfl 

$<1(1)( babylonlca 

Cfadrastis lutea 

PERENNIALS 

ScientifiC Name 

Dicentra spectablJis ~ ;·c.:----c 

Zanledeschta aefhlopJCa 

Canna genaratis t"r;f£l~ > 

Omrtn~afum !hyTsoides 

Cif/Jum'sp'p. - • 

ASPi'{li9V~ offiri,!~:is. '. 

RumJh'ra !Jdianl/f",rmla • 

Free£i,'J x hybn'da >, , 

Cp.IIp')f1 yU/garis ' , • ' t > 

Hos/tj sP!'.t. , 

U,1klln:spp. ,. " 

Liriope splcata r > 

Ltriope muscari .", 

Crocosmia crocajmifk;,m, 

Acidanlhera biOO/Of > , , 

Paeonia lactiIJora 

Wsterlaspp. 

Zephyranlhes spp. 

ThiS product may not be used on planl species not listed on this label. 

The suitability torsuch usesshoold be d,lIe/mined by treating a small 

number of Silch plants at the recommended rate. Trealed plants 

should be evalualed t to 2 months tollowing Ireatment tor possible in~ 

julY. The user assumes responsibilily for arr-{ crop damage 01 olher II· 

ability. Do not treat plants grown tor tood or teed. Do not use treated 

plants tor food or feed. 

11 
WEEDS CONTROLLED 

This p/Oduct Is used for preemergence control of the weeds listed 

below. 

This product wil! not control eslablished weeds. 

If weeds should develop prior to acUvalion of herbicide, shallow culti· 

vate to destroy existing weeds or. where praclical, remove by hand. 

When cultivating for any reason. it should be shallow. Tlis product 

may be used in conjunction with herbicides registered for posterner· 

gence use (Le, glyphosat& or F/nsle) for the control of established 

weeds. Do not apply sprays containing glyphosate or Finale overttw 

top of desirable plants. 

Appkation of this product may be foHowed by any registered helbicide 

to control weeds not listed on this label . WEEDS CONTROLLED 

Common Name Scientific Name 

Bamyardgrass EchlnOCil/oa CN$·gaJIi 

Bluegra5$, annual Poa annua 

BUrweed, lawn Solivapferosp&rma 

Carpetweed Molluga vertlcillala 

Chlckwl!ed. common SWllBria media 

Chickweied, mouseear Cerasfium vufgaJum 

Clover, hop T riMium proClmllJems 

Crabgrass D/gffarill spp. 

CrOWfootgrass Dactylocfenium aegyptlum 

Cudweed Gnaph!Jfium spp. 

Eveningprimrose Qenolhera bienn/s 

FiddlenecK AmsincJris intennedfa 

Filaree £rodium spp. 

Foxtail, giant SelaRa labed 

Foxtail. gleen Se/ana VIridis 

Foxtail, yellow Se/aria gf .. uca 

GOosegrass E/eusine indica 

Henbit Lamium amp/exicaule 

Itchgrass Rotiboeilla exal/afa 

Johnsongr3Ss (from seed) SorghUm halepense 

Junglerice Echinochloa colona 

Knotweed. prostrate PoIygonum avlcu/ere 

Kachia KocJria scop<J!ia 

LambsquartelS Chenopodium a/lJum 

lovegrass Ifrom seed) Eragrosfis spp. 

Panicum, browntop Pan/cum fBsck:u!afum 

Panicum. Fall Pan/cum dich%miflorum 

Panlcum, Texas P;;Jniwm fexanum 

Pigweed Amamnlhus spp. 

Punclurevine TrilJuJus lerras/ris 

Purslane Portulaca O/&raCt.'a 

Pusley, Florida Richardla scalJra 

Rock&t, London SisymlJrilJfTl irio 

Sandbur, lield Cenchrus incerlus 

Shepherds purse Capse//a bU/"tXl·pa$/oris 

Signalgrass Brachiarie p/alyphy/la 

Smartweed, Pennsylvania Polygonum pensy/van/cum 

Speedwell, com Veroroca aNensis 

Sprangletop, Mexican Lepfochloa unlneNia 

Sprang1etop, led Lepfoci1l08 fi/iformrs 

Sporge, annual Euphorbia spp. 

Spurge, prostrate EuPhorbia hthnislrata 

Velvel1eaf (buttonweed) AbUfilon fheophrasli 

Witchgrass Panicum capr1/are 

Wood$Ofrel, yellow Oxa/ls sfricfa 

Woolly cupgrnss Eriochloa vJlJo$a 

APPLICATION RATES 

Apply this product for preemelgence weed control using broadcast 

spray equipment using the following rates: 

APPLICAnON RATES . 

Thl(~~ro:)uct This Product 

Ouratlon of Control~ ts/A ! lfI. 0%5./1000 SQ. ft.) 

Short Term (2 to 4 months 2.4 1.8 

Lon Term 6 to 8 months 4.8 3.6 . For Hand·held Spray EqUipment: Refer to the 'APPLICATION 

RA TES"table to determine the amount of th'IS product to be appTled per 

1000 squars feet. The amount of water 10 be used for the application 

should be $ufffCient for thorough coverage without runoff. Calibration 

of backpack or other hand·held equipment will vary with each opera· 

tor. 

Determine the amount 01 ,~I needed to treat 1000 sC\\lare feet before mixing the spray solution, Refer 10 "MIXING INSTRUCTIONS" 

section of this label. 

The efficacy of this product will improve iflhe applicalion is followed by 

one-halt inch ot rainfall or Its equivalent in sprinkler irrigalion. Erratic 

weed COntrol Will result if Ihls product Is not activated by rain/al1 01 ir· 

rigation within 30 days. 

THIS PRODUCT IN TANK MIXTURE FOR ORNAMENTALS 

This product can be tank mixed with glyphosate, Finale", Omamec", 

Gallery", simBl1ine an!;! other simHar herbicides to conlrol emerged 

weeds in ornamentals. Do not apply tank mixtures containing 

glyphosale or Finale over Ihe top of 01 namental plants. Before tank 

mixing a silllJle iar !est is recommended to InsUie compatibility of her· 

biciQes, 

Always read the companion product label. Follow aU use precautions 

and restlictions th .. t apply to each product used. Always follow the 

most restricUvelabel. 

USE RESTRICTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS FOR ORNA· 

MENTALS 

1. Do not apply Ihis product in greenhouses, shadel10uses or othel 

enclosed structures. 

2. APply this p/Oduct to established plantings. 

3. DQ /lOt make applications tografted (or budded) iners at MY time. 

4.00.not make over-the-lop applIcations to liners Of transplanls. 

~ 5. Do not apply this product 10 liners or transplants during bud break 

or at time of first fiush of new growth. 

6. When making applications to established liners or transplants, di· 

reet sprays to the soil. 

7.00 not allow spray to cover or penelrale foliage and/or buds or InJury is Ukely to occur. 

8. Delay application to seedbeds, transplll'lt t:eds or fillers unlH plants 

have become well rooted. Allow soil or planting mixes to seWe 

firmly following transplanting belore applying this producL Do not 

aljow direct contact of this product with roots. 

9. On eslabllshed rootstock, application of this produc! can be made 

before buddlngfgratrlng the plants. 

10. Plant only those plant species lisled on this label into soil treated 

the previous season wilh this product to avoid plant injury. 

11. For container groy<n ornamentals, delay first application Of this 

prOduct to baleroot liners2 to 4 weeks after transplanting. 

f2.ft is recommended Ihat treated plants be evaluated for 1 to 2 

months pIiorto making application to e large nl!mberof plants. The 

user assumes responsibilityfoT artj crop damage or other liability. 

LANDSCAPE AND GROUND MAINTENANCE 

This ploducl can be inCOrporated into landscape and Q/OtJnd mainte· 

nance programs to plovi?e extended pre emergence COp~1 ot mesl 

annual grasses and certalll broadleafweeds.Areas to he Illlated, such 

as fence lines and borders, mulch beds. parkir,g area3and roadsides, 

around statuary or monuments, and 'NTiler,?)"eas, sMlild be free of 

emerged weeds before appHcation. To:rem>v~emerged W!]eds, either 

cultivate or tank mix this product wlth'a post~111erge!1c; heIllicide la· 

beled for such use. • •• , , , '" 

Refer to the "APPLICATION RATES» t,;"'hle '~lnder tne "rJ~NAMEN· 

TALSNseclion of this label for use rates. AVOid uninte!}liM~I'b9ntactot 

spray solution o/this product to stone;,fi{jotl:qrother p2l,'Ou~surfaces 

as staining may occur. To avoid staini!;l9,~rln.s~ immediate',y. 

NONSEARING FRUIT AND NUT CROPS A'N~,VINE. 

YARDS (Almond. Apple, Apricot, Cherry, 'Citrus, Fig, 

Grape, Nectarine, Olive, Peach, Pear, Pec~n"l'r$:achio, 

Plum, Prune, Walnut English) > >" 

This product may be applied for pleem8tgence control of most annual 

grasses and certain IJroad1eat weeds. 

Apply the spray directly to the ground below the trees or vines. Refer 

tolhe "APPLICAT/DN RATES·table under the ~ORNAMENTALS"sev 

tion ot this label. 

Allow soil or planting mixes toseltle firmly 10110wing transplanting and 

that ltJere are no cracks Ihatwould allow direct contact of this product 

and roots. OiJected sprays where soli and media surfaces are uniformly covered wililesul\ in best weed ccmtrol and plant tolerance. 

For ne~y transplanted and one year old Grapevines, apply onlY when 

Ihey ale dormant. Do not apply if buds have started to SWell. 

This product may be used Where the roots of a fruit vine, nl!t, or or· 

namental plant encroach into a treatable area. 12 
NONCROPLAND INCLUDING TR~ PLANTATIONS 

This producl can be used for maintenance ot grounds in noncropland 

areas; preemergence control of the weed species listed in and around 

estab~shedlree plantations QnclU(!ing Christmas trees}; pulpwood and 

fiber farms; in ane around established ornamenlals planted in non· 

cropland areas such as highwayrights--of-way, and utilltiysubstations. 

This product may be used for hardwood and Conifer regeneration on 

conservation reserve progmm land or similar areas.. 

Refer to the "APPL/CATfON RATES· table under the ·ORNAMEN· 

TALS" section of this label for use rales. 

This product may be applied at planting or to established trees. VVhen 

making an application at planting, it is important that silt clOSUre be 

achieved to avoid direct contact of tree rools with this product orthis 

produot being washed Into the root zone via the open slitor root stunting may OCCIX. 

For post·emergence use, tank mix CQmbinatiOn of lhis producl with 

glyphosate, Finale, or olher labeled herbicides are recommended. 

Refer to approved labeling for species recommendations. 

Recommended rates for the tank mix compounds should be determined from the product labelS of both this product and partner herbi· 

cides prior to use. Precauliofl must be exercised 10 prevent 

combination sprays from direcl contact with desirable follageor ir.jury 

may result. This product plus diuron or simazine combinations w1!l 

broeden weed control speotrum, however, use of combinalions may 

reslnct this product usage in sensilive areas. Refer to manufacturers' 

labels for specific use directions, pre--...autions, and limllations before 

w~e and follow lhose that are most felltrictive. 

TOTAL VEGETATION CONTROL 

This product tankmixed with Arsenal", Plateaif', glyp/1osate, diuron, 

FinOlle, Ous(®, or other products can provide bare ground, or total vegetation CO!1trol. This product can be used 10 provide grealer plant selectiVIty in areas where such action may be desired, SUch sites might 

have rools of landscape vegetation, ornamentals, or desirable trees 

encroaching into the treated zone. Re~r to tank mix partnerlabels regarding effects on desirable plants. Do not tank mix with Arsenal in 

Califomia. 

App~cations may be made to existing weeds controlled by the partner 

herbicide. Recommended rates should be determined from the product labels priOf to use. Follow !he most restrictive labet instructions. 

For Kochia: Combinations of this product with Arsenal or diuron are 

recommended if control has been a problem for other herbicides. 

Refer to the "APPLICATION RATES~table under the 'ORNAMENTM..S N section of this label for use rates. 

ALFALFA, CORN, GARLIC, ONION (DRY 

BULB), GRAIN SORGHUM, NONBEARING 

FRUIT AND NUT TREES AND VINEYARDS, 

PEANUTS,SUGARCANE,SUNFLOWERS 

USE PRECAUTIONS AND RESlRlCTIONS 

DO NOT exceed the maximum labeled rate for any soijl type. 

This product will not control established weed. Oeslroy emerged 

weeds prior to ar::fllicalion. 

This product is most effective in controlling weeds mechanically incorporated or when Incorporated into the weed germination zone 

by adequate rainfall or overhead irri!lation alter applicalion. 

When using tank mixtUres with this product, always read the com· 

panion product label(s} to determine the specific use rates by so~ 

types, weed species, and weed or crop groWlh slage. In addiUon, 

fOllow all precautions and rEstrictions including state and focal use 

restrictions that may apply to specific products. Always follow the 

most reslrictive Jabel. 

In the event of a crop loss due to adverse weather conditions or 

other reasont;, any crop registered for lit preplant incorporaled application of this product can be replanted without adverse effects 

the same year (See NCROP SPECIFIC fNFORMATKJN"for excaptlons).lf replanting is necessary, DO NOT work the soitdeeper than 

the treated zone. 

Refer to -CROP SPECIFIC fNFORMATION" for crop specific preharvs!;.t intervals and feeding and grazing restrictions. 

WEEDS CONTROLLl 

Treatments of this 

weeds In the Ii 

" 

ADDITIVES 

control the following grasses and broadleaf 

I • atthe ratesforeachsoll texture in 

" . , 

". 

, 

Spray adjuvant have little orno Infiuer:ce:cn ,pl'!!forrm:'j,C'1' ot'ttvs product when applications are made prior to;wee~ emerg'enoo.'However, 

several tankmixeswilh this product requir(;'adjuvantsSaitn~e burr .. 

dOYm of emerged weeds. Therefore, ~l.itf~ .... >j.'lnts, llquid<fortlli:zer (28%, 

30%, or 32% VAN (urea ammonium nilt<:te) d· ammonium sulfate}, or 

crop oil concentrale may be used witil ihlS product t~t'jlt.l)'lixes pre:-

plant, preemergence, or early postemergence 10 the>cfOp; fOllOW the 

adjuvant recommendations on the tank mix partner'~ lab~l. 

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS ' ,:,. 

ThIs product readily mixes wHh water and most liquid fertilizers. 

Always check the compatibility of Ihis product with liquid fertlRzers and 

other herbicides before full scale application mixing is aUempled. 

When applying this product alone in wateror liquid fertilizer, the spray 

miXture shoold be prepared by first placing one-half tothree-fourlhs of 

the application water or liquid fertilizer into the mix tank. Start agitation 

and add the required amount of this product. Add remainder of application water or liquid fertilizer. Keep agitating the solution throughout 

application. 

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When tank mixing wilh other pesllcide PI'(.. .is, use the following 

guidelines: 

1. Check compatibility of tank mix components. 

2. Fill tank one·halfto three·fourths lull with clean wator(or liquid ferlilizer}. 

NOTE: This productwiJI NOT mix in high san formulation fertilizers, 

such as 10-34·0. When using high salt formulation fertllizern as the 

spray carrier, use one of lhe folloWing: 

(<J) Pre'slurry lhis product in water prior to <Jdding to lank; use 

1:1 ratio of water to lhis product. 

(b}Add water10 fertilizer solution prior to adding this product. The 

amount of water should be equal to or greater than lhe amount 

of this product to be used. 

3. Begin agitation. 

4. Add wetlillble poWder formula lions 10 tank (firsl pre-slurry in water 

il applying In liquid fert~izer). 

5. Add dry flowable formulations to tank (first pre-slurry in water if applying In liquid fertiliZer). 

6, Add rlQuld flowable formulatlons to tank. 

7. Add emulsifiable concentJ1l1e formula lions to tank. 

a. Add this product to lank, 

g. Md remainder of water for application. 

10,Maintain constant agitation until an of mixture is sprayed. If the 

spray mixlure is alloWed to sellie for any period of time, thorough 

agitation ts required to resuspend the mix:ture before spraying can 

resume. Conlinue agilation white spraying, 

Check crop use directions in this label for addiUonal tank mix information. 

Always check other pesticide labels for additlonal mixing informaJlon 

and prohibilions. 

APPLICATION RATE 

Use rates forlhis product when used alone, In lank mix, orsequenUal 

are in 'CROP SPECIFIC INFORMATfOW. Use 

Loamy sands 

Sandyloams 

APPLICATION TIMINGS 

Clay I 

Clays 

. u.. 

This product will provide most effective weed control whe.'1 applied by 

ground or aerial eQuipment and subsequently iru:orporaled inlo soil 

within 7 days after application by rainfall, $ptinkler irrigation, or mechanical t!Hage prior 10 weed seedling emergence from soil. This producl can also be applied through chemigation, includlllg flooded basin 

irrigation systems. This product is recommended for preplant surface, 

preplant incorporated, surface incorporated, preemergence, early 

postemergencc, postemergence incorporated (CULTI-SPRAY) or lay. 

by treatment. See "CROP SPECIFIC /NFORMATION~ lor specific ap_ 

plication direcUons by crop. 

Preplant Surface Applications: For usa in minimum tifiage or notillaga produclfon systems, apply this product alone Of in tank mixes up 

1045 days before planting. When making early preplan! sutface applications (15 t045 days prior to planllng), lhis product should be tank 

mixed or followed by a p0stemergence herbicide applica!!OI'I, Rainfall 

or sprinklerirrigaliOll witnn 7 days afterapplica!iOl1 is required to move 

this product inloti1e upper soil surface where weed seeds germinate. 

Preplant Incorporated Applications: Apply t.'J.ls product and incor_ 

p:lrale into lhe upper (1 to 2 inches) soil surface up t060 days before 

planling. Use an implement capable of giving uniform incorporatioo. 

Two-p(j~s incorporation usuany results in a more consistent result. 

Surface Incorporated Applications: Urntormly applY this product as 

broadcasl orbanded trealment to so~ surface underneilth eslablished 

lrees and/or in ground areas between tree rows. Within 7 days after 

appllcalion, L'lcorporate into upper (1 to 2 inches) soa surface using either rainfall, sprinkler irri~ In, or shalrow mechanical incorporation 

USing an implemenl capable of giving unl/orm incorporation. Two-pass 

mechanical incorporation usually results in a more consislent resul. 

Preemergence Surface Applications: Broadcast uniformly 10 the soil 

surface at planting and up to 2 days alter planting. Ralnfalf, sprinkler 

inigation, or shallow mechanical incorporalion within 7 days after ap· 

plication is required to movo: thi$ product inlo the upper soil surface 

where weed seeds germinate. If adeQuate rainfall or trrigation does 

not occur and weed seedling emergence begins, a shellowcultivation 

or rotary hoeing willimprave performance. 

Early Postemergencl Applications: This product must be applied 

prior 10 weed seedling emergence or In a lank mix with products that 

control the emerged weeds. Refer to ~CROP SPECIFIC INFORMA_ 

T/OW for specific postemergence application recommendations by 

crop. 

Postcmergence Incorporated Appllcl.tiens (CUl.TI-SPRAy): Prior 

toapplicatfon, crop must be cultivated in a manner as 10 throwat least 

one Inch of sOil over the base 0/ the crop plants. This will prevant di· 

rect contact of this product and the zone of brace root formation. This 

product must be applied broadcast .... 'lth a ground spray when crop is 

at least 4 inches tall up to lay-by. Use drop nozzles if crop foilage \'<lll 

prevent uniform coverage of the soil surface within the rows. Thoroughly and uniformly incorporale this product Iraatments into the sail 

wlth: 

.1, A sweep.type or rolling cultivalor set to provide thorough incorporalion in the top 1-inch of soil, OR 

2. Adequate overhead irrigation water or rainfall. See CROP SPECfFlC INFORMATION (CORN AND SORGHUMr lor more details 

on CULTl-SPRAY application. 

Lay·by Appllcatlon: Apply this product directly to the soil between 

rows as a directed spray falloYing the lasl normal cultivation (lay-by). 

See ~CROP SPECIFIC INFORMATION"formore delails on lay-by in_ 

formation. 

5plltAppllcltion: This producl may be applied preplantincorpcrated 

up to 60 days prior to planting and followed by a proemergenceapplication at planting or upto 2 days after planting. Thetotal amount of this 

product applied per acre per season cannot exceed the tighest labeled rate for any given soillypa. See "CROP spECIFIC INFORMATIOWfor more details on split application. 

Fall Applications: Thls product may be used In Fan epplicalion programs in certain crops. See "CROP SPECIFIC /NFORMATfON" for 

details on Fall application timing. 

METHODS OF APPLICATION 

This product may be applled using either water orsprayable fluid ferlinzar (such as straight 32-0·0 or 2a·O·0) as the spray (:~rrler.AddiUOIlally, this product may be impregnated on dry bu)k> fertilizer. 

Sprayable fluid fertilizer as a carrier is NOT RECOMMENOEO foruse 

after crop emergence unless tha typical fertiUzer bu/:n,r.ylrlpjoms on 

the crop art! acceptable. ;"'; , ; , 

By Ground (Brcadeas!): Uniformly:appiY'lrith properly calibrated 

ground equipment in 10 or more ga~.pM,af ,/>,ater P?i" §cr~pr 20 or 

more galions of liquid fertilizer par acre.;Use;sprayel's e~{J)pped wilh 

appropriale nozzles that provide uniform £.nd accurate~pmy di~tribution and minimize drift. Keep the byp<:ito'/i;)t1 on orne<"/' th'e:.b'oftom of 

the tank to minimize foaming. Nozzle af'~ in·~)ne screens,must be no 

finer than 50·mesh. Application o/this'prOdu'ctduring p,eV9SS of gusty 

winds mey result in uneven applications, DO NOT APPi.Y THIS 

PRODUCT POSTEMERGENCE IN LIQUID FERTILlZEk's~ . 

If liquid fertilizer/herbicide(il) mix:ture separates in:th~ 'sP~ay tank, 

clOgged eQuipment and uneven application can resull.'xlWlIys predetermine the compatibility of this product atone orwith other herbicides 

based on the following compatibility iar test: 

f. Add 1 pint of fertilizer to a Quart!ar. 

2. Add 1to 4 leespoon(s) of the dry flowable (DF). wettable powder 

(WP). aQueous solulion (AS), fIowable (F), or liquid (L) formulation 

(depending on mixing ration required) to the liquid fertilizer. The 

number 0/ teaspoons 01 the formulalion to add can be determined 

by the following formula: 

Lb$.orpts.offertillzer/acre X 11.4 z numberofleaSpOOns 

gallons offermzerlacre 01 hertricidllto add 10 

t P'lnt of fertllizer 

3. Clasa the iar and agllate until the herrncide(s} are evenly disperned 

In the fiquid fertilizer. If the materials DO NOT disperse j'G~ it may 

be necessary to slurry the chemicals in water before a~ 10 the 

fertilizer. 
4. After dispersing the materials, add apr- .Iate nUmber 01 teaspoons of this product to the jsr and shake well. 

Add the water-soluble concentrate herbicides to the mixture last and 

agitate. Let the mixture stand fO! 30 minutes and then observe the 

results, Look for signs of separarlon: an oily layer or globules, 

sludge, flakes, or other precipitates. 

5. Evaluate compatibility. 

(a) If the herbicide(s} and liqukl fertiltzer mixture does not separate, 

use this mixture in your spray tank. 

(b) If Ihe mixture separates but mixes readily wIth .snaking, the 

mixture can be used prOVided that good agitatiOn is maintaine.d 

In the spray tank. 

(c) If separation of the mixture occurs and agitallon does not correct 

this problem, a compatibitity agent is needed, sucl1 as MIX", 

Compe:<», Unlleo. 

6, If the naed for a compatibility agent Is demonstrated, the following 

procedure is recommendect: Using a clean quat! jar, repeat Step 1 

and add one-half teaspoon of the compatibillty agent to the tlquid 

fertilizer. MIx well and repeat Steps2, 3, and 4.lf separation of preclpilatkm occurs With the compatibility agent, DO NOT use this 

product wIth that specific liquId fertilizer. 

Ground ApplIcations (Band): Uniformly apply the broadcast equiv~ 

alent rate and volume per acre. To determine Ihese: 

X SroadO<l$t Rule = Band ROlle 

per Acre p~r Acre 

X Broadcast Volume = Band Volume 

per Acre perAcre 

Ground Appticatrons (Dry Bulk Fertilizer): APPly thill product/dry 

bulk fertilizer mixluf"e$ only with ground equIpment. DO NOT impregnate thIs product onto coated <m1monium nUrate or rlmestone because 

Ihese rr.aterialswill not absorb the herbicide. Dry fertilizer btends containing mixtUres of ammonium nitr.ate or limestone may be impregnated with this prodUclA mInimum of200 pounds oflmpregnated dry 

bulk fertilizer, excluding the weight of ammonium nitrate or limestone, 

must be applied per acre. 

Use the following (ormula to determine the amount (in pInts) of this 

product to be impregnated on a ton of dry bulk fertllizer based on the 

rate of fertilizer to be applied per acre: 

X Pints ofThi5 F'rodtoCt 

(Reoommended 

F'inl$ ot 

This F'roduct 

perlbnof Acre Rate per Acre} Fertiizer 

To impregnate this product on bulk fertilizer, use a dosed rotary-drum 

mixer or other oommor.1y used dry bulk fertilizer blender equipped with 

suilable spray equipment Spray nozzles must be placed to provide 

uniform coverage of this product onto the fertilizer during mixir.g. 

Apply this prOduclldry bulk fertBizer miXture with an accurately calibrated dry fertilizer spreader. The productldry fertilizer mixture must 

be spread uniformly on the soil surface. 

By Air: Uniformly apply In 5 or more gallons of water per acre. E:<ercise caution to minimize drift. Do oot apply during periods of gusty 

winds or when wind conditions fevor drift. Spray elfift can cause Injury 

to sensitive crops. It is recommended that a flagman or an automatic 

mechanicat flagging unit on the aircraft be used to avoid overlapping 

and possible crop Injury. 

Do not apply this product via chemigation to crops unless specified in 

~CROP SPECIFIC INFORMADON"seclion. 

CHEMIGATION 

This product maybe applied through sprinkler irrigation systems, Follow all label directions for the listed crops regarding Iates per acre, 

th1ing of application, special instruclions, and precautions. Do not 

apply this prodlJ<:t vIa chemlgation to crops unless speciflCd In ~CROP 

SPEC/AC (NFORMA710N"sectiun. 

Apply this product onty through a spr"lnkier includmg center pivot, lateral move, end tow, side (wheel) roi! traveler, big gun, sond set, or 

hand move irrigation systems, Do not apply this product through any 

other type of irrigation system. 

Crop injury, tack of effectiveness, or excessive (ilJegal) pesticide 

residues 111 the CI"\)P can re$U1i from nonuniform distribution of treated 

water. Uniform distribution of1hls product-!reated irrigation water is Ihe 

sole responsibilJty of the applicator. 

The system must be properly calibrated (With water only) to ensure 

that the amount of Ihis product applied corresponds to the use rate. 

Calibrate the system with water f!fst to ensure that the amount ot this 

produd applied correspor.ds 10 the tabeted rate per acre. 

Apply this product in one ,Ito three-fourth inch o( water during the 

first sprinkler set Flush the system With waterwl1en application is com. 

plete. 

II you have any questions about calibration, you should coni act State 

Extension Servi<:e specialists, equipment manufacturers, or other experts. 

Chemlgalion tnstructions (For Low-Votume Micro Sprinklers) 

Output for low-volume sprinkler'" 4 to 50 gallons per hour (gph) per 

emitter; Point of application must be above ground. 

Irrigation system shoutd run a sufficient amount of time prior to Injection of this product to have all emltters functioning property. Mer system Is operating properly, length of injection should be such that at 

one perted Ii lime during thetn}ectlon, the first and last emitters in the 

system conlaln this product-!reated water. Add this prodUct to the sup_ 

ply tank already filled wnh the volume of water required for the lI1ieclion period. Maintain prop!?ragi!ation In the prodUct agilalion tank. This 

product should be IT'Jxed In dean water and injected down-I.I1e from fit_ 

ters. Following productL'1jection, system should be flushed for a period 

of time sufficient to clean the line of t his produc!. If product application 

is made during a normal irrigation cycle, injeClion should be madedurIng the last stage. 

Chemlga!Jon CaJibrallon (For low-Volume Micro Sprinklers) 

CalOJJation of user ate Is based on wetted area around emitters -NOT 

on tree acres. To determine correct amount of this product, use the 

followfng formula: 

-1. Treated area per eadl emitter" A, where 

A = 3. f4 x (radius x radius) 

2. The area in square feet wet In each acre = B, where 

8 = Ax emitters/acre 

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3. The total area (in sqllare feet) wet by your system = C, where . 

C = B x acres covered by system 

4. Rate per treated acre of this product (based on length 01 control desired) = R 

AmOUflt ofThis Product to Inject = S, where 

S = C x R = qls. of This Product 

43,560 

Example: 

If the average dislance lrom emilter to perimeter o( welled area 

measured one inch below son surface is 13 inches inches, then 

A = 3. t4 X (13 X 13), and A = 530.7 square inches. 

If there are 300 emitters per acre, then 

8 = 530.7 x 300 and B = 1105.6 square fOOt wetted per acre. 

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If Ihe system covers 20 acres, then 

C = 1 t05.6 square feet per acre x 20 acres and 

C:. 22,112 square leet wetted by system. , 

If !he desired appUcation rate per tmuted acre is 2.4 qlJrlrts o( this 

product, then > , 

S = 22.112 x 2.4 and S = 1.2 qts. 01 tp~s,PJ~UCI s~;C-1J)o , , 

43,560 be injectcd Into t~e system 

Spechtl Precautions for ChemlgatiOrt • ; , 

1. Do not connect an irrigation system'l.:'6a1 ~r pesr ..dee application 

to a public water system unless th~ pe§tlcide tabel![1rescnlJed 

sa/ety devices for pubJicwater systemliare in pla9~.' • ~ • 

2. A person knowledgeablo of the cheln~d~qn systemaooresponsible for Its operation, or under the sLyervlsion of the 10sponsit:fe 

person, shan shut the system doWh a~d make ner.-<,,s~!}ry adjustments should the need anse. ' J ,~ • 

3. The system must be free of leaks and clogged nqZ2ICj~ 

4. The pesticide must be supplied con!lnuoustyfortheGurat:~nof the 

aqueous application. UnevenappRcatlon of the produ~ctmaycause 

crop injury or poor weed contro!. 

5. Agitaion musl be maintained in the nurse tank. 

6. The sprtnkler-chemigation system must contain a (unctionat checJo; 

valve, vacuum relief vaNe, and low-pressure drain appropriately 

tocated on Ihe irrigation pipeline to prevelll water source oonlaminaUon from baCknow. 

7. The pesticide iniection pipeline must also contain a funcliona!, automatic, quIck closing check valve to prevenl the now of fluId back 

toward the injection pump. 

S. The pesticide inject10n pipelir.e must also contain a functional normally closed, solenoid-operated valve located on the intake side 

of the Injection pump and connected to the system Interlock 10 prevent nuid from being withdrawn from the supply tank w~lJjhe Irri· 

gation system is either automatically or manually shut ooVJl. 
g. The syslem must contain func!ional inte.. .ling controls to automatically shut off the peslicide injection pump when the waler 

pump motor stops. or in cases where there Is not water pump. 

when the water pressure decreases to the point where pesticide 

distribution is adversely affected. 

10. The irrigation line or water pump must Include a funclional pressure 

switch which v.ill stop the water pump motor when the water pressure decreased to the point where pesticide distribution is ad· 

verselyaffec!ed. 

11. Systems musl use a nletering pump. such as a posWve displacement injection pump (e.g., diaphragm pump) effectively desIgne.d 

and constructed of materials that are compatible with pesticides 

and capable of being titted wilh a system inierlQ(:k. 

12.00 not apply when wind speed favors drln beyond the area Intended for treatment. 

Chomlgation Systems Connected to Public Water Systems 

1. Public water system means a $y$tem for the provision tothe public of piped water Jor human consumption if such system has sl 

least 15 seNice connections or regularly selVes an average of at 

least 25 individuals daily at least 60 days out of the year. 

2. Chemical application throughinigation (chemlgatlon)systems connected to public water systems must contain functional. reducedpressure zone, backflow preventer {RPZj or the functional 

equivalent in the water supply line upstream from the poinl of pestlclde introduction_ A!; an option to the RPZ, the water ·from Ihe 

public water system !.ihould be discharged into tl reservoir tank 

prior to pesticide IntroductlOn. There !.ihall be a complete physical 

break (air gap) between the outlet end ofthe fill pipe and the top 

or overflow rim of the reservoir tank of at least twice the inside diameterofthe fill pipe. 

3. All chemicat application through Irrigation (chemJgationj systems 

connected to public water systems must also fonow reslrictions 

listed in the "SPECrAL PRECAUTIONS FOR CHEMlGATION"sectiorh 

APPUCATIONS VIA FLOODED BASIN IRRIGA110N SYSTEMS 

This product may be applied via flooded basin inigation systems, but 

only to the fOllowing crops: non-bearing fruit and nut trees. non·bearing vineyards, and AlfalJa grown forseed producllon. 

Use InstrUctions and Precautions for Flooded Bastn Irrigation 

1. This product may be applied through flooded basin Irrigation systems designed to uniJormly dlstributtt irrigation water along the soil 

surface. Solid set systems utHizing tall riser for overhead application are excluded. 

2. Follow all label directions fOr this product regarding rates peracre, 

timing 01 application, and crop'speclficresitrlctions and limitations. 

3. DO NOT connect an irrigaflon system used for pesticide application to a public water system unless the pesticide libel.prescrlbed 

safely devices for public water systems are In pIace, 

4. A person knowledgeable of the chemlgation system and reponslble for its operation, or under the supelVlsion of the person of the 

responsible person, shall shut the system down and make neces_ 

sary adjustments should the need arise. 

5. Mix this product with water ata 1:1 ratio in the Injection nurse tank 

to assist with product nowability. Maintain agitation In the injection 

nurse tank to keep a unilbrm heJbicide suspension during applicalion. When application is complete, flush the system with water. 

6. Tallwater{runoffwater) from flood irrigation that contains this product should be recirculated and contained in thetield ofl'nitial application or used only on adjacent Iree or vine croPs or Alfalfa for 

which this product Is registered for this type of application. 

7. systems using a gravity_flow pesticide dispensing system must 

meter the pesticide in thewaterat the head of the fleld downstream 

of a hydraulic discontinuity, such as a drop structure or weir box, to 

decrease potential for water source conttlminalion from backflow 

water. 

S. Syslems utilizing a pressurized water and pesticide Injection systern must meet the following requlremenls: 

• The system must contain a functional check valve, vacuum·relief 

valve, ar.d Iow..pressure drain eppropriately located In the irrigation pipe to prevent water source contaminetion from becknow. 

• The pesticide injection pipeline must contain a functiona! automalic quick closing check valve to prevent flow offluids back tow<lrds the injection pump, 

• The pesticide injection pipeline must also contain a functional, 

normally closed solenoid-operated valve located on lhe intake 

side ofthefnjection pump and connected to the system interlock 

to prevent fluid from .9 withdrawn from the supply tank when 

the irrigation system is eilher automaticallY or ma.lually shut 

down. 

• The system must contain a functional interlOCking control to au. 

tomatically shut off Ihe pesticide Injection pump when the water 

pump stops. 

• The irrigation plpaor water pump must include a functional pressure switch, which will stop the pump mOlorwhen the water pressure decreases 10 the point where pesticide dlslributlon is 

adversely affected. 

• Systems must use a metering pump, such <IS a positive displacement Injection pump (e.g., dlsphragm pump), of effective 

design and constructed of matenals that are competlbleVvith pesticides and capable of being fitted with a system interlock. 

• Any alternative to the above safetY devices must conform to the 

list of EPA·approved alternative devices. 

9. Be sure to regularly measure the flow In the field to ensure the correct amount of this product Is being metered inlo the Inigatlon 

water 2nd also regularly monitor to ensure that Ireated water is 

being urJformly distnbuted across the field. Flow rate through metering devices and dlshbullon of this product can vary with water 

temperature and speed of waterflow across the fJeld. 

10. Uniform distribution of this product-treated inigatlon water is the 

sole responsibility 01 the applicator and is required to avoid crop In· 

jury, lackof herbiCide effectiveness, or illegal pesticide residues in 

the crop. 

11. If you h<Jve questiorn; about calibration, you should contact state 

extension service speciallsls, equipment manuJacturers or other 

experts. 

SPRAY DRIFT MANAGEMENT 

AVOiding spray drift at the application site is the responsibllHy of the applicator. The ~lterac!Jon of many eqlJipment-and-weall1er-related faeJOI"S determine the polential for spray drift. The applicator and the 

grower are responsible for considering all these factors when making 

decisions. 

The Ibllowlng drift management requirements must be followed to 

avoid off·target drift movement from aerial applicatiOns to agricultural 

field aops. These requirements do not apply to forestry applicat!ons, 

public health uses orto applications using dry formulations. 

1. The distance 01 the outer most nozzles on Ihe boom must not ex-

. ceed three-fourths the length of the wingspan or rotor. 

2. Nozzles must always polr.t backward parallel with the air stream 

and never be pOinted dOwnwards more than 45 degrees. 

Where states have more stringent regulations, they should be 01>-

$(jrved. 

The applicator should be familiar with and I<3ke into account the information covered In the following ':Aerial Drift RedUction Aptiiory", 

Aerial Drift Reduction Advisory 

tnformatlon on Droplet Size , ,_,. : • 

The most effective way to reduce oJrlfi 90t~ntlal i~ to apply large 

droplets. The best drift management,'stra\13g~ Is t9 apply'the largest 

droplets that provide suffICient covera.ge and control.'Appl}ling larger 

droplels reduces drift potential, but wli"1 Mt'piUvent drift it tlpplK:atJons 

are made improperly, or under llnfavoraol~.envirOnm€!jl!al conditions 

(see Wind, Temperature and Hum:t!jt¥~ smd Temp,r,illyl~ Inversions). :;, 

Controlling Droplet Size ' , , , , "" 

Volume - Use high flow rate nozzles to apply the h!,9hest'PraCtical 

spray volume. Nozzles with higher rated flows prOduce larger 

droplets. ' ". 

Pressure - Do not exceed the nozzle manufaciltri1li"s recommended pressures. For many nozzte types, lower pressure produces larger droplels. When iligher flow rates are needed. use 

higher flow rate nozzles instead of increasing pressure. 

Number of nonles _ Use the minimum number of nozzles that 

provide uniform coverage. 

Nozzle Orientation - Orienting nozzles so that the spray is reo 

leased parallel to Ihe airstream produces largerdroplels than other 

orientallons and is the recommended practice. Significant deflection from horizontal wHI reduce droplet size and increase drift potential. 

Nonie Type - Use a nozzle type that is designed for the intended 

application. With rnostnozzle types, narrowerspr3y angles produce 

larger droplets. Consideruslng low·driftnozz!es. Solid ~ nozzles oriented straight back produce Ihe largest droplots a.~e lowest drift. 
Boom length 

For some use pattems, reducing the effective boom length to less than 

threo-quarters of the wingspan or rotor length may further reduce drift 

Without redUCing swath width. 

Appllca:lon Height 

Applicalionsshould not be made at a hcightgreaterthan 10 feet abOve 

the lop of the largest plants unless a greater height is required tOr aircraft safety. Making applications at the lowest height that is safe reduces exposure of droplets to evaporation and wind. 

Swath Adjustment 

When applications are made with a crosswind, the swath Will be displaced downwind. Therefore, on the up and dOl'l'r'iwind edges of the 

field, the applicator must compensate for this displacement by adiusting Ihe'path of the aircraft upwind. Swath adiustment distance should 

increase with increasing drift potenlial (higher wind, smalter drops, 

elc.) 

Wfnd 

Drift potential is lowest between wind speeds of 2 to 10 mph. However, many factors, including droplet size and equipment type, determine drift potential atanygiwm speed. Application should be avoided 

below 2 mph due to variable wind direction and high inversion potential. NOTE: locallermin can Innuence wind patterns. Every applicator 

should be famniarwith local Wind pal terns and how they affect spray 

drn~ 

Temperllture 

Droplet evaporation is most severe when conditions are both hot and 

dry. When making app~cations in low relative humidity, set up equipment to produce larger droplets to compensate fOf evaporaUon. 

Temperature Inversions 

Applicatior.s Should r.otoccur durir.g a temperature inversion because 

drift polenlial is high. Temperature ir.versior.s restrict vertical air mixir.g, which causes small suspended droplets to remalr. In a cor.eentraled cloud. (his cloud can move fn unpredictable directions due to 

Ihe light variable winds common durirlg inversions. Temperalure ir.-

verslor.s are characterized by increasir.g temperalures wilh altitude 

and are commor. or. r.ights with limited doud coVer ar.d light to r.o 

Wind. They begir. to fonn as the sun sets ar.d often continue Into the 

morr.ing. Their preser.ce car. be ir.dicated by ground fog: however, if 

fog is not preser.t ir.verslons can also be Ider.tified by the movemer.t 

of smoke from a groor.d source or an aircraft smoke generator. Smoke 

that layers and moves laterally in aconcentrated cloud (under low wind 

oor.ditior.s) ir.dicates an inversion, while smoke that moves upward 

and rapidly dissipates ir.dlcates good vertical air mixing. 

Sensitive Areas 

The pesticide should onlY be applied wher. the potential for drift to ad· 

jacent sensitive areas (o.g., residential areas, bodies of water, known 

habitatforthreatened or er.dangered species, r.M-target crops) is mir.-

imal (e.g. wher. wir.d Is blowing away from the ser.sitive areas). 

CROP ROTATION RESTRICTIONS 

Use of this product in accardar.cG with label directior.s is expected 

to result in normal guwth of rotatior.a! cropsln most situatior.s; however, various ef1vlror.mer.tal and agror.omic factors, such as arid 

canditior.s, make it impossible to eliminate all risks associated with 

Ihe use ofth/s product and, Iherefore, rotatlor. crop ir.[ury is always 

possible. Soil characteristics alld enviror.mental conditions which 

may cor.tribute to crop stress that may be accer.!Uated by the use 

of this product Ir.clude: Coarse solis, compactior., high salir.ny, 

eroded kflOlI9f11illIQps, cold and/Of wet soils, droughl, ar.d heavy 

rainlall soor. after applicatlor.. 

When this product is used Ir. lar.k mix or sequenlial combir.alions, 

refer to labels of other herbicides for additior.al rota:ior.al crop restrictior.s. 

Restrlr;!ior.s for rotational cropping arterthe use of this product are dependent on the application use rate of this product In the primarycrop. 

The user should thoroughly read the followir.g restrictions to determine Ihe rotatior.al crop for their specific siluation, according to appHcation use rate. 

Rotafi'onal Crop Rostrrcifons Followfng APpttcllttons of 

'this Product to Ffofd and Row Crops 

1. Application RateL~s Than or Equal to 4.8 Pints pcr Acre (2.0 

Ibs.a,iJA): 

(II) Crops whiCh are labeled for preplant incorporated application may 

be planted tha same season in which this product was applied. 

(b) Sugar beets, Red be ind Spinach 

To avoid crop iniury, DO NOT plar.t Sugar beets, Red beels or 

Spinach for 12 months following a Spring application ot this producl or 14 mor.ths following an application of this product. 

To er.sure thorough mixir.g of soil prior to plar.ting Sugar beets, Red 

beets and Spinach, lar.d sb:luld be plowed usir.g a moldboard plow 

to a depth of t2 ir.d1es. 

(c) Proso millet, Sorghum (milo), ar.d Annual or Perennial grass 

crops or mixtures 

Proso millel, Sorghum (milo), ar.d annual orperermlal grass crops 

or mixtures Should not be plar.ted for to months after a Spring application ofthis product or 12 months after a Fall application of this 

product, except in Ihe follov.1ng conditions: 

In the states ot Mir.r.esota, North Dakota ar.d South Dakota, these 

crops should not be plar.ted for 18 months rollowir.g a Spring app~· 

cation of this product or 21 months following a Fall application of 

Ihis product. 

To avoid the possibility of crop injury in areas that receive less thar. 

20 inches of rainfall or inigation to produce a crop, these crops 

should not be plar.ted for 18 mor.ths followir.g a Sprirlg application 

or 20 monlhs foUowing a FaN application of this product ifrair.tall or 

irrigation was not sufficient 10 produce a field or row crop, 

(d) Wheat and Barley 

Wheat ar.d Barley may be plar.ted 4 months anerar. appliestior. of 

this product, except ur.derthe follow1r.g conditions: 

If less thar. 12 inches of rainfall orove;head irrigation was received 

between applicallon and rotatJor.al crop plan~ng, Wheat should not 

be plar.ted before t2 mor.ths aftera Sprlr,g application or 14 months 

atter a Fall applicatror. of Ihls product 

If drylar.d areas ar.dJor areas where irrigation is r.ecessary to produce tho crop treated with this product, plant Wlr.terwtleat or barley as a follow crop if crop failureJdeslruclion occurs and lar.d 1s 

faRowed durir.g the Summer. 

(c) All other Rotational Crops Not Specifically AddressedAbovc 

Crops, other Ihan those to which this product may be applied as a 

prepiar.t ir.corporaledtrealmer.t, may be planted the }'ear followlr.g 

apPlicatlor. of Ihls product, except underthe followir.g cor.dilrons: 

U rair.fall or irrigation was not sufficient:o produce a crop, detay 

planting for 18 mor.ths fOliov.ing a Sprir.g application or 20 mor.1hs 

following a Fallapplicalion of this product. 

2. Application Rate GreaterThan4.8 pts. perAcre(2.0 Ibs. a,iJA): 

In the growing season followlr.g application r:f this prod,"ct to r~ld 

and row crop at grealer than 4.8 pls.lA, plar.t only Ihose crops for 

which this product is labeled for preplar.t incorporated treatment or 

crop ir.Jury may occur. DO NOT plant other crolXi for 34 monlhs. 

Rotational Crop Restrfctfons Foltowing Apptfcattons of 

Thrs Product to Orchard. Grove. and Vrneyard Crops 

In the growir.g season folioWir.g applicalion ofthis prodll''clt'bfruit and 

nut trees, plant or.ly those crops for which this prodl/cl is Ipbeled for 

pre plant incorporated treatmer.t or cr/!p,ll'Iivr,y,rI'ltly ot.}i:l" [Jt:)NOT roo 

tate to olher crop (except for nut cro~s, f!Uit;vees, or Gmpes) for 24 

mor.ths following appllcalton of this product t~ fruit or r.ut'rees. 

" , USE AREA ":"'; 's> 

'-' " , 

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CROP SPECIFIC INFORMATION 

CROP INJURY DISCLAIMER: Use of this prodUct may result in 

crop injury, loss or damage to certain crops under a number of condi· 

tions, Including bul not limited to agronomic, cultural, mechanical, and 

environmenLaI. Numerousrisksofloss ordamage to certain crops may 

be associated with the use of this prodlJct even when direclions for 

use are followed complelely. The user or grower should take all such 

risks inlo consideration before deciding to apply the product, MANUFACTURER RECOMMENDS TESTING ON A SMALL PORTION OF 

THE TARGET CROP TO DETERMINE IF DAMAGE IS LIKELY TO 

OCCUR. Each grower who is considering the product for such use 

should test this product In order to determine lis sultabilily. Agrcwer 

shOUld use this product only to the extent that in his sole opinion, the 

benefit of this product use outwsighs the potential injury to the 

grower'S crop. 

In addition, many factors can affect crop growth andtoryield, including 

but not limited to, insects, diseases, weed competition, poor seed quality, improper planling depth, mechanical cultiVation, poor weather 

(such as freezing or excessive wind, rain, heat or cold), lack of orexcessive moisture. crusrmg, fertility, or hardpans. RiskS of loss or dam_ 

age to crop may be associated with the use of this product and 

contribute to poor stands due to fallure of crop to emerge, sv.-eiffng of 

roots or other below-ground plant parts, less vigorous plant growth 

and development, and reduction In yield potential. This product may 

also cause In/ury to sensitive rotational crop. 

ALFALFA (Grown for Seed Production) 

This product may be 8pjllled by ground, air, chemigation, flcoded basin 

irrigation systems, or on dry bulk fertilizer. 

USE METHODS AND TIMING 

Establtshed Alf.llfa Grown for Seed ProdUction (Defined as Alfalfa Planted In the Failor Spring tha.t has gone through II Summer Season of Cuttfng/MoW/ng) 

l.k1iform!y apply this product at a broadcast rate of 12 to4.8 quarts per 

acre prior to weed emergence in one of the folfowing ways: 

1. Apply to dormant established Alfalfa. 

2. Apply before Alfalfa exceeds 10 inches in height after the first mowIngJlJealing. 

3. Once the Alfalfa reaches 10 inches in height or if the Alfalfa has 

been mowedlbeaten two or more times, this prodUct tnlIst be applied with drop nozzles directing the spray so that Ih~ is IiWe to no 

contact With the foliage. 

Chemlgallon Applic<1!ions 

This product may be applied through sprinklerfrrigation systems, Fol. 

low all directions, special in~tructlonsand precautions in the "CHEMI. 

GATION"section of this label. 

Flooded Basin trrigation Systems 

This product may be applied in flooded basin Irrigation systems, Fol. 

low aU directions, special instructions and precautionS in the "CHEMIGATJOWseclion oflhls label. 

USE RESTRICTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 

00 NOT exceed4.8 quarts of this product per acre in anyone crop 

season. 

Follow all precautions and restrictions on the labels of all products 

applied in combination wilh this product. Always follow the most reo 

strictive label. 

DO NOT apply this producl less than 50 days prior to crop harvest 

for forage or hay. 

DO NOT apply this product less than gO days plior to haNest for 

seed. 

Some slunting and chlorosis of Alfalfa may occur with postemergence applications. 

Applications made after Ihe Alfalfa exceeds 6 incheS In height may 

result in poor weed control due to possible reduced spraycoverage 

to the soi!. 

CORN (Field, Pop, Seed, Sweet) 

This prodJct may be applied by ground, alror chcmJgation. 

Tn's product may be applied In conventional, minimum, or rlQ-til! as 

preemergence, pastemergence, or postemergence incorporated 

(CULTI-5PRAY) application in Field com. 

This product may be applied in conventional tillage as a preemergence 

or POstemel'gence application in Sweet corn, Seed corn, or Popcorn, 

REGARDLESS OF TILLAGE SYSTEM, PLANT CORNATLEAST1.5 

INCHES DEEP AND COMPLETELY COVER WITH SOIL 

In conventional tillage sy. ;s, plant Into a seedbed that is firm and 

free of clods and traSh, Use only Where adequate tiHage Is practiced 

to provide good soil coverage of the com seed. 

III no-till system, utilize a no-till planter that Is capable of planting 

Ihrough crop residue. The use ofnO-I~1 planters under conditions that 

do no! allow good soil coverage of the com seed can result in reduced 

crop stand or init!ry if this product contact the germmaling corn seed. 

Check equipment to ensure good seed coverage. 

This product or Ihls product in tank mix combination are most effective 

in controlling weeds when adequate rainfall or overhead irrigation is received wilhin 7 days after application. If cultivation is necessary because of 5011 crusling or weed germination, use shallow tillage and 

make certain com seeds are below the tilled area. 

ADDITIONAL WEEDS CONTROLLED 

In addition 10 the weeds listed In the "WEEDSCQNTROLLED"section 

of this label, this produc;! Will conlrol the fullowing weeds In Com with 

CULTI-sPRAY application: Wild proso millet and Shattercane, 

USE METHODS AND TIMING 

Procmergence 

APply after planllng but before weeds and crop emerge. 

Postemergence 

Apply postemergence until field com Is 30 Inches tall (20 t024 inches 

tal for pop, seed and sweet com) or in the V89roWlh slage, whichever 

is more restrictive. If the ClJrn canopy preventsapplicalions from reach-

-ing the soil, use drop nozzles and apply as a directed spray. 

CULlI-SPRAY 

Apply this product alone or this prOdUct plus atrazine when fleld corn 

is at least 4 inches tall until last cultivation (lay-by). This product pJus 

atrazine must bB applied before the field com reachell12 inches in 

height DO NOT EXCEED 1.2 LBS. A.1. PERACRE OFATRAZINE,AS 

SPECIFIED ON THEATRAZINE LABEL. Ullder situations of low rainfan or soil moisture when deep germinating weeds such as $hatler· 

cane or fleld sandbur are anticipated, mechanlcal Incorporafion will 

provide best results. If cultivation Is needed after app~cation and incorporalion of this product, the depth of cut should be no deeper Ihan 

the depth of cut used to Incorporate. 

Chemlgatlon Applications 

This product may be applied through sprinklei' irrigalion systems. Fol· 

IO'N all directions. special instructions and precauticns1n the "CHEMtGAnON" sedion of this label. 

APPLICATION RATE 

Plllemergence or Postemergence Applications 

Organic Matter 

Soli Texture <1.5% 1.5 to 3.00k 

(ptsJA) (pls.JA} 

co.rn. 1.8 to 2.4 2.4 to 3.6 

Medium 2.410 3.6 3.6 

Fine 2.4 to 3.6 ;.>-,.>-,., 

:0.6 to 4,8 . ~~ 

CUL TI-SPRAY Appllcllllons _ Freid :Corn Dilly 

Soil Texture 

Coarse 

Medium 

FIne 

Southern Stlitas" ~ 

(ptsJA) ',;' 

1.2tof,r, ,', 

1.8 to 2.4 ;--; ,.:;.~,. 

1.8 to 3.6 

, See 'USEAREA"formap ot specifIC $lales. 

>3.0";' 

{~I5JA) 

.6 

; ,:U5iQ4, 

104.8 

,(l,to,Z4 

2.4 toO 3,6 

2,l', !/),3.6 

, , .. USE RESTRICTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS , , >. 

DO NOT apply this product in reduced, minimum of M·till sweet 

corn, seed corn or popcorn. 

DO NOT apply this product in no-till in California. 

DO NOT apply preplant incorporated. 

DO NOT apply pos!emergence in liquid fertiHzer. 

Livestock can graze or fed forage from treated corn after 21 days 

follOWing application, 

DO NOT exceed one application percrop season at the highest rate 

per ;;cre for any given soil type and applicatioil melhod 

GARLIC 

This product may be applied preemelgence, postemergence, or split 

appncation by ground, air, orchemigatlon. 

USE METHODS AND TIMING 

Precmcrgence; After planting but before crop and weedsl8rge. 

Postemergence! 8etween 1st to 5th true-leaf growth slage. 
Split Application: AI bolh pre emergence an stemergence timings, 

Chemlgatlon Applications 

This product maybe applied through sprinkler irrigation syslems.Apply 

between the 2nd and 9th true-leaf stage (2nd to 61h true-leat stage in 

California). DO NOT irrigate in excess of one_naif inch of water. Follow 

aH directions, special instructions and precautions in the NCHEMIGA_ 

TlON" secllon of this label. 

APPLICATION RATE 

Soli Texture 

USE RESTRICTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 

DO NOT exceed 3.6 'plnts per acre crop (exceplldaho, Oregon and 

Washinglon). 

DO NOT apply within 60 days of harvest in California and within 45 

days of harvest L, all other states. 

DO NOT feed or graze these crops. 

SHALLOTS, DIRECTED SEEDED ONIONS, AND 

TRANSPLANTED ONIONS (Dry Bulb) 

This product may be applied by ground, air orchemigation to dry bulb 

Shallots, direct seeded dry bulb Onions and transplanled dry bulb 

Onions. 

USE METHODS AND TIMING 

Chemigat Ion Ap pllcatiot\$ 

This producl maybe apj1led throug,sP"inkier lnigation systems.Apply 

betNeen lhe 2nd and 9th true-leaf stage (2nd to 6th true. leaf $l.age in 

Ca~fomla), unless otherwise specified below. 00 NOT Irrigate in excess of one-twlf Inch of water, Follow all directions, speclallnstructions and precautions in the "CHEMIGATION°seclion orlhis label. 

DIRECTIONS FOR MINERAL SOILS 

APPLICATION RATE 

Coarse 

Medium 

Fine 

Soli Texture Broadcast Rate 

(ptsJA) 

1.8 

2.4 

3. 

AitStat6S (except californla):APply this product as broadcast vmen 

Onions or Shallots have 2 10 9 lrue leaves. 

Additional Use MethodsforColorado, Kansas, and Nebraska: 

Tns producl may be applied sequentially in seeded Onions. Firsl appUcalion of this product should be made at mop stage. Applysequentiallythis product early postemergence (2nd t091h true-leaf slagel. 00 

not exceed the maximum labeled rale for a given soil texture. 00 not 

apply this product at loop stage through the 9th true leaf-stage ifheavy 

rains are expected or sevem crop injury may resull. 

Additional Use Methods for Colorado and Texas High Plains: 

Fortransplanled Onions only, apply and shallow incorporate (less than 

2 inches deep) this product into preformed beds before transptanting. 

Addltlonal Use Methods for Idaho, Oregon, and Washington: 

Apply this product as a broadcast Ireatment when Onions orShaliots 

are between the flag leaf to the 9th true-leaf stage. 

This product maybe used at 3.6 to 4.8 pints per acre for Dodder control on medium and fine texlured solis. 00 not use chemigation to 

apply this product at the Dodder control rale. This producl may be applied in the Fall or Spring to the furrow area ofland bedded in the Fall 

In P"eparalion for planting seed of dry bulb Onions the follov.ing 

Spring. 

Apply this product as a banded application using rates based on appropnate soil texture. Band width Shooid be approximately one-half 

the width of the row spacing. Keep this producl waY from the area 

where Onion seed will be planled. Before planting Onions. harrow-off 

tops of beds following this producl furrow appUcations. 

For selective weed conlrol in the Onion row, apply this product as a 

banded postemergence to flag leaf Onions at the labeled rates based 

on soil telcture. Apply this product only once to tha fO(row area and 

once to the Onion row as a postemergence appficalion. 

Additional Use Methodt iMichlgan: 

Formineralsoils contaln!.,g >10% organic matter; follow the directions 

for muck so~s (see below). 

In California: 

This product may only be applied asa single application when Onions 

or Shallots have 2 to 6 true leaves. 

USE RESTRICTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS (Minerai Soils) 

DO NOT mechanically incorporale except as specified for use on 

Dry bulb onions in Colorado and Ihe Texas High Plains. 

DO NOT exceed 3.6 pints per acre per crop (except Idaho, Oregon, 

and Wastington). 

DO NOT apply within 60 days ofharvesl in Ca~fomia and within 45 

days of harvest In all olher slates. 

00 NOT feed or graze these crops. 

00 NOT apply this product preemergence through the loop stage 

if heavy rains are expected or severe crop injury may result If IITi. 

gating immediately following application of this product at the preemergence through loop stage, DO NOT Irrigate in excess of 

one-half Inch of water. 

DIRECTIONS FOR USE IN MUCK SOILS 

In Ati States (except California): 

Sequential preemergence and postemergence broadcaslsprayapplications of this product may be made In muck soils 

BROADCAST RATE IN MUCK SOILS 

Timing Rate (pts.lA) 

Preemergence through loop 4.8 slage 

.-Early postemergence (2nd to 4.8 6th true-leaf slagel 

tale postemergence (6th to 91h 4.8 true-leaf stage) 

USE RESTRICTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS (Muck Sods) 

DO NOT apply more than 14.4 pinls of this product per acre per 

growing season on muck so~s. 

For maximum crop safety. ensure good so·f coverage during planl. 

ing or transplanting. If possible. delay preemergence applications to 

the loop stage. 

DO NOT apply within 45 days of harvesl. 

DO NOT apply this product preemergence through the loop stage 

Ifhea'-'Y rains or severe weather is expected othelWlse severecrop 

injury coukl result. If Irrigating immedialely after an application of 

this product at preemergence through loop stage, limit irrigation to 

one-half L'1ch of water. 

Ifmuck soli Is treated with more than 3.6 pints oflhis px(J\.!ct. do not 

plant Sugar beets, Red beets. Spinach, Winlerwheat, orWlI1terbarley as rotational crops on muck sOlI$ for 12 monthr.:f{!l1lJ \f1S! time ot 

last appllcatkln. : ' ~ : ' ; > -

DO NOT replantanycropotherthai'l 0(.iOl".6 in mucktiell during the 

same cropping year if loss orOnloh crop &curs .,~)a rE-fiult of ad· 

verse weather condllioflS. 00 not'r~;"'orV,the so~ de§lll,;r than 2 

Inches. ; , " , 

DO NOT use on muck soils in California. ' ) DO NOT feed or graze these crops: ~ • , ') , 

GRAIN SORGHUM ,- , , , " ) , Apply this product in water by ground equipmentor;;:{ IJI~Cf'*' 

USE METHODS AND TIMING , , 

CULTI-sPRAY , , 

> , , > 

Trealments of this prodUct can be applied from the 4·inch gtowlh stage 

unW the last cultivation (Ia~'by}of Grain sorghum. For speCific instruc· 

tions for CUlTl-SPRAY, see the "APPLICATION TIIAfNGS"section of 

this label. 

Early Posternergence 

Foruse onlyin state Eastofthe Mississippi River, j1usArkansas, Easlem Texas, Louisiana, and lhe Missouri bootheel. 

The seedbed should be finn and free of clods and trash. Use only 

where adequate tillage Is practiced to provide good seed coverage. 

Plant Grain sorghum at least 1.5 inches deep to ensure good seed 

coverage. 

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APPLICATION RATE 

C ttl S " • pray A pp I! ca II on 

Soil Texture Southern States' 

(pts.tA) 

Coarse 1.6 

Medium 2.4 

Fine 3.S 

j See "USE AREA" for mllP of specific sillIes. 

Early Postemergence Appllca.tlon 

Soil Texture 

Northern States' 

(ptsJA) 

2.' 

3.S 

3.S 

This Product 

(Pts.tA) 

Coarse 00 NOT USE 

Medium, Fine 2.4 

USE RESTRICTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 

Do not a.pplythls product In Grain sorghum as prepiant Incorporated treatment or preemergence treatment because ,.elious 

crop in;ury can occur. 

DO NOT replant Grain sorghum if crop is lost due to adverse 

wealhercondiUons. 

This product may be applied as postemergence incorporated 

(CULTI.sPRAy) in Grain sorghum in all States. 

This product may also be applied as an earlypostemergence lreat· 

mentto Grain sorghum grown in states east Of the MissisSippi River, 

Arl<ansas, the Mis$Ouri booth eel, Louisiana, and east Texas. 

DO NOT apply this product as a CULTI.sPRAY treatment in Grain 

sorghum planted in double row beds. 

DO NOT apply In liquid fertlHzer. 

Livestock can graze orfed forage from Grain sorghum fielqs treated 

with this product after 2 t days following application. 

NONBEARING FRUIT AND NUT TREE CROPS and 

NON BEARING VINEYARDS 

This product may be applied for preplant incorporated, prep/ant sur· 

face, surface incorporated or preemergence weed control in severat 

nonbearing fruit and nut tree crops and nonbeariOJ;l vineyards. This 

product may be used before or after transplanting the lollowing non· 

bearing crops: 

Almonds Lemons PlumS 

Apples Nectarines Prunes 

Apricot,. Oranges Tangelos 

Cherry Peaches Tangerines 

Citrus Pe'ffi Walnut (EngliSh) 

Grapes Pecans 

Grapefru"11s Pistachios 

Apply the spray dlrettiy to the ground beneath the trees or vine. DO 

NOT apply over Ihe top of trees or vfnes with leaves or buds. Con. 

tacting leaves, shoots, or buds with the spray mixture may cause mal. 

formed plant tissue. 

DO NOT apply to newly seeded nursery stock. 

For Newly Transplanted and 1-Year·0Id Grapevines 

Apply onty to donna nt grapevines. 

Do not apply If buds have started to swell. Applicallon after buds have 

started to sweH may resl-11 In leaf distortion. 

00 not apply to newly transplanted trees orvines un~1 ground hasset· 

tied and no cracks are present. 

USE METHODS AND TIMING 

This product may be applied by ground, air, chemigalion or flooded 

basin irrigation systems. 

This product may be applied either in a single application or sequen. 

tially with an inlerval of 30 days or more. Apply this prodUct at 2.4 to 

4.8 quarts per acre depending on the desired length of control (see 

"USE RATE PER ACRE"table) per application. but not to exceed a 

total of 4.8 quarts per acre per Yll'ar in Pome, Stone ana other Fruit 

trees, and not to exceed a total of7.3 quarts per acre per year in Cit· 

rus, Nut trees, and Grapevines. 

Preptant Surfaco 

Prior to transplanting, unifOimly applywllhground or aerial equipment. 

Avoid root conlact with treated soil when placing IranSpiants Into the 

hae or injury may occur. 

Pre plant Incorporated 

Uniformly apply this product priorlo transplanting but be/ore weeds 

emerge. 

Incorporate this product to a depth of i to 2 inches. 

Application and incorpor, / must be made prior 10 transplanting to 

avoid mechanical injury to the crop. Avoid rootconlactwith treated soli 

when Placing transplants into the hole or injury may occor. 

Prll'emergcnce (Postplant) 

Applications may be made in a band or broadcast. 

Chemlgat Ion Applications 

Ihis product may be app!1ed Ihrough sprinkler irrlgaUon systems. Fol. 

low all directions, speclat instructions and precautions located in Ihe 

'CHEM/GATtON' section of this label. 

Do not apply irrigation watertrealed wHh tns product overtop of lrees 

or vines with leaves or ·buds. 

Flooded 8astn Irrigation Systoms 

This product may be applied in flooded basin irrigation systems. Fol· 

lOW all directions, special nstructlons, and precautions located in the 

NAPPLiCATfON JNFORMATfOWseclion of this label. 

APPLICATION RATE' 

TYpe of Control Thl$ product (qts.fA) 

Short·term control 2.4 

l ·term control 4.8 

USE RESTRICTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 

DO NOT feed forage orgraze livestock in treat6d fields. 

.' DO NOT apply more than 4.8 qts. of this product per acre peryear 

in Pome, Stone and other Fruit trees. 

DO NOT apply more than 1.3 qls. 01 this product per acre per year 

in Cilrus, Nut trees and Grapevines. 

PEANUTS 

This product may be applied by ground. air, or chemigation. 

This product may be applied In Peanuls as a preplant incorporated 

treatmenl. 

This product may also be applied prell mergence 10 Peanuts grown 

under overhead ilT1gation. 

USE METHODS AND TIMING 

preplant Incorporated Application 

Apply this producl up to 60 days before planting and IncorpcrateWithin 

7 days after application. 

Preemergence 

Apply this product at planting or up to 2 days after planting and before 

crop emergence. To prevent decreased crop pegging, adequate in· 

cOrporation must be achieved by applying a minimum of 0.75 inch of 

overhead inigation or rainfall wilhln 48 hours of application. 

Chemigatlon Applic01lions 

This product may b& applied through sprinkler imgation system. Follow all directions, special instructions and precautloos in the "CHEMI· 

GA1l0N"section of Ihis Jabel. , ! ~ , 

SUGARCANE ,,, ~. 

This prodUct may be applied preemergence thro!J9h la!/hy to newly 

planled orratoon Sugarcane and again in lale summl',rbJ" ~arlYFall 10 

the newly Planted Sugarcane. Applications may be made band or 

broadcast. Although there may be adequate crop tolerance for pastemergence appncations at lay-by, the spray must be directed under Ihe 

Sugarcane canopyin order to obtain effective weed control. This prod· 

uct must be thoroughly and uniformly incoip(lratlld into the soil with 

enher (a) mechanicallnC<lrporation equipment as outHned below, or 

(b) with ralnfal! orirrigalion.if rainfall or irrigation is adequate for good 

crop and weed emergence and received within 7 day,. of application. 

If rainfalfor lnigation is not obtained, this product shol.lld be mechan· 

ically incorporated. 

USE METHODS AND TIMING 

Mechanical Incorporation 

This product shOUld be applied to loosened beds and inc0p:lfp\ted into 

the top 1 to 2 Inches of soil within 7 days of application. L.V 
Usc Area 

USE RESTRICTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 

DO NOT apply On Sugarcane through irrigation syslems. 

DO NOT make aerial applications at close-In because comptete and 

unifonn coverage cannot be obtained. 

DO NOT apply more then 14.4 pints per acre of this product in one 

_growing season. 

DO NOT use less than 11 gallons of water as a carrier when applying this product for weed control. 

Ratoon sugarcane must be Nghtlyshaved in early Spring to remove 

the old stubbte before incorporation over ttle Hne of Sugarcane if 

posstble. Carefully adjust equipment to incorporate without causing 

excessiVe damage to emerging shoots. 

DO NOT apply within 90 days of harvest 

DO NOT graze treated fields or feed treated forage orfodder to livestock. 

SUNFLOWERS 

USE METHODS AND TIMING 

This product may be apptied as a preptant incorporated treatment in 

Sunflowers in aU States. 

Fall pre plant incorporated treatment in Sunflowers is allowed in North 

Dakota, South Dekota. and Minnesota onty. -

This p'oduct may be applied es preemergence in conventionat tittage 

Sunflowers in all States, except California. 

Plant Sunflowers 1.5 to 2 Inches deep and completely cover with so~. 

Preplant Incorporated (Spring) AppJtcatlon 

Apply this product up to 00 days before planting and incorporate within 

7 days of application. 

Preptant tncorporated (Fatl) Application (NO, SO, and MN) 

Apply this product and IncorJXIrate immediatety in late Fall before 

planting Sunflowers the fotlowing Spl1ng. 

Apply ttlis product in the late Fatt when soil temperatures are 45·F or 

betow. but before lile ground fraezes. Do not apply when the air tem_ 

perature is below 45"F. 

Fields treated with this product should receive at teast one additional 

shallow incorporation before planting Sunflower in the Spring. Spring 

incorporation should be made at an angle to ttle tast t'lilage operation. 

Preemergence 

Apply this product at planting or up to 2 days after planting. Preemergenae applicatiOns of this prodUCt to Sunflowers may increase ttle tttreJihood of crop injury, especially when Sunflowers are grown in stress 

situations, such as compacted soils. Decreased herbicide performance compared to preplant Incorporated appUcations may also result 

from a preemergcncl;'! appUcation. If dry conditions with limited precipitatiOil exist or unseasonably cool temperatures following planting 

are forecast, apply this product prior to planting and mechanica~y incorporate with tillage. 

APpLICATION RATE 

Preptllnt Incorpor.r1ed (Spring) or Preemergence (Conventlonat 

Tlttage) 

Northern Siates 

Southern 

<3% Organic Soli Texture States' >3% Organic 

(pts./A) Mlltter Matter 

(pts.lA) (pts./A) 

Coarse 1.8 2.4 . 2.4 

Medium •• 3.0 3.' 

Fine 3.' 3.' 3.' 

'See 'USE AREA"fo, map of ~peci~c sbtes. 

Preplant Incorporated ( 'Application (NO , SO , and MN Only) 

<3% Organic >3% Organic 

Sotl Texture Matter Matter 

(ptsJA) (ptfjA) 

Coarse 3.0 3.0 

Medium 3.' 4.2 

Fine 4.2 4.2 

No . Till Sunflowers 

This product may be epplied at 3.6 pints per acre up to 30 days befOfe 

planting or Immediately efter plahting Sunflowers. Do not ilpply this 

product postemergence as exposed Sunflowers WiU be killed. This 

product controls weeds most effectively when adequate rainfalt or irrigation Is received within 7 days after application. 

USE RESTRICTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 

DO NOT feed or graze Jivesjock in treated Sunflower fields. 

DO NOT use In CalifOrnia. 

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL 

PESTICtDE STORAGE: Do not store below 40'F. Extended Slorage at temperatures below 4O"F can result in the formation of CI)'S-

!atson the bottom of container. tf crystaltiZation does occur. store the 

container on its side at roan temperature (70<F) and rocl< oocasionally unUi crystals redissolve. 

PESTICtDE DISPOSAL: Pesticide wastes are toxic. Improper disposat of excess pesticide, spray mixture, or rinsate is a violation of 

Federal law. Jf these wastes C<lnnot be disposed of by use according to labet instructions, contact your State Pesticide or Environ. 

mental Control Agency, or the Hazardous Waste representative at 

the nearest EPA Regional Office for guidance. 

CONTAINER DtSPOSAL: 

NonrefiU;mle Contaner (5 gallons or less): NonrefiUabie container. Do notreuse orreliJl !his cotnainer. Offer fur recycUng, if avaiJable. Clean container promptly after emptying. Triple rinse as 

follows: Empty thl;'! remaining contents into application equir:ment 

or a mix tank ilnd drain for 10 secnds after ttle flow begins to drip. 

Fill the container one-fourth fuJI with water and recap. Shake for 10 

seconds. Pour rinsate into ap~caiton equipment or a mix tank or 

store rinsate for later use ordisposaJ. Drain for10 seconds after the 

flow begins to drip. Repeat this procedure two more limes. Dispose 

of empty container in a sanitary landfill or by incineration. or, if allowed by State and local authorities. by burning. If burned, stay out 

of smoke. 

Nonrefillable Contatner(rigid-greatcr than 5 gallons): Nonrefillable container. Do not reuse or refill this con!(l.iner. Offer for recycling, if available. Clean container promptly after emptJing. Tripte 

rinse as lollows: Empty the remaining contents into 'lwication 

equIpment or a mix tenk. FiU the container one-fourth fLi~}~1th water. 

Replace and tighten closures. Tip container on its side and roll it 

back and forth, ensuring at least Off.? complete rJIl'l!!l\k~t"'{ for 30 

seconds. Stand the colnainer on 110 end and tip it 'back and forth 

severat times. Turn the container o,ler onto;lts other tnt! ahd tip it 

back and forth several i,lrnes. Emf\l'1lll,e.ljnsate ;pto a~lrJication 

equipment or a mix tank or store rinsate'forl~teruseurdi3pDSa!. Repeat ttlis plocedure two more times. Di~;;ose of emPlY.cc;ltainer in 

a senitary landfill or by incineration. D~. 'If -lI~owed by'flt:lle,and locat 

autiY;)rities. by burning. If bumed. stay 9ut f'J smoke. , 

Reflllabte Contatner~ Refillable COrltflill';l~ Refill this container with 

this product only. Do not reuse this container for an'fothet purpose. 

Cteanlng the contaner before final disposal Is the ~spMnibility of 

the person disposing of the contaIner. Cteaning befa,re re'rilil1g Is the 

respOflsibililY of the refilter. To clean the,container b1!ibt~ flllst disposa~ empty the remaining coments from this container into application equipment or mix tank. Rllths container about 10percent full 

with water. Agitate vigorously or i'(lcircutate water with the pump for 

2 minutes. Pour or pump rinsate into application equipment or rinsate collection system. Repeat this rinsing procedure two more 

times. 

For RlllsldentlatfHouschotd Uses: 

PESTICtOEDISPOSAL: Calt your locat solid wasta agencyfordisposal instructions. Never place unused product down any indoor or 

outdoor drain. 

CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Nonrefiltable container. Do not reuse or 

refill this container. If empty, place trash orofter for recycling. if availabte. If partlaUy fiHed. call you locat solid waste agency ~d~osal 

instructioo. Never place unused product down any in~ cr outdoordratn. 
WARRANTY-CONDITIONS OF ~._E 

OUR DIRECTIONS FOR USE of this product are based upon tests 

believed reliable. Folowdirections carefully. Timing and method of application, wea~her and crop conditions, mixtures with other chemicals 

not speciffca~y recommended and olher influencing racier.; in !he use 

of this product are beyond lhe control afthe seHer. To the extent consistent with applicabte law. Buyer assumes al! risks of use, storage 

and handlillQ of this matenal not In strict accordance with directions 

given herewith. 

To too eXlent consi$tent with appli~le law, in no ease shall the Man· 

ufacturer or the Seller be Hable for consequential, special Of Indirect 

damages resulting from the use or handling of this product when suctJ 

use andlor handfing is not in strict accordance with direc~ons given 

herewith. The foregoing is a condition of sale by the Seller and is accepted as such by Ihe Buyer. 

Arl~o31 ~nd PI~IC3U ~rn "'9iSllllM It3Mmal1c~ al BASF. Melam aO<l Finol~ a,,, rngl5lelOO 

I,;>d~molk~ ~rElaj'O' AG. C~mj>"" t:I 0 'e{lr.tc,cd lmoomalk orKALoAgriaJHura! Cl\I)micolo, 

loc. MIX Is" I'M~malk cl Omx~1 Ch¢mlCIII Com~~oy. Oma=aoo Trim.OM6 '.~I.ih"od 

lrIId"",arl<s Ilf PElI G<;I!doo C"l'. n..",,_Way is a !rod~"'''''k cllESCO. Inc.. Galery and Son· 

~llO a(\llr.ld@ma!k~ of DowAIJrn Scl~n~~. 01>'"../ arc '''lllsl~~d l,oJ<j~m.:ltl«; cl E.I. du Rml 

do NMIOI."tlI ~nd Cornp;:"y. Unito is 8 ,"gbtcrnd trad"",ari< of HAeO. Inc. 

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MA TERIAl TO BE ADDED TO JACKET 

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Description: 

check 

o new stamped accepted label , 

o newCSF 

notification 

Instructions: 

Attach this sheet to the top of ALL material seht to the file room (both loose paper and 

new material in jackets). This sheet will be imaged; a clear description will aid in 

finding material in the e-jacket. Remove staples from all material. If returning loose 

paper then hold together with a binder or paper clip. CSFs shoul.d be placed in the 

CSF folder (if returning jacket) or covered with a red CBI sheet (if returning loose 

paper). Material to be returned to file room should be place in the appropriate bin. 

Reviewerfs 

Name: Date: 

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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECT10N AGENCY 

WASHINGTON. D.C. 20460 

LuzG, Chan 

Registration Manager 

Drexel Chemical Company 

P,O, Box 13327 

Memphis, TN 38113-0327 

OHlCS-Of 

I'R€V€NTJON. PESTICIDES AND 

TOXICSIJRSTANCES 

JUN 1 9 2009 

Subject; Label Notification(s) for Pesticide Registration Notice 98-10 and 2007~4 

1. Updated warranty statement 

2. "Updated first aid statement 

3. Other minor changes 

Dear Ms. Chan: 

The Agency is in receipt of your AppJication(s) for Pesticide Notification under 

Pesticide Registration Notices (PRN) 2007-4 and 98-10 dated June 3, 2009 for: 

EPA Registration 19713-580 

EPA Registration 19713-590 

Drexel Duplikator 5.5 Plus 

Drexel PIN-DEE 3.3 T&O 

The Registration Division (RD) has conducted a review of this request for applicability 

under PR Notices 2007-4 and 98-10 and finds that the label changes requested fulls within thescope of PR Notices 2007A and 98-10. The label has been date-stamped "Notification" and will 

be placed in our records. 

Please be reminded that 40 CFR Part 156. 140(a)(4) requires that a batch code, lot 

number, or other code identifYing the batch of the pesticide distributed and sold be placed on 

nonrefillable containers. The code may appear either on the label (and can be added by nonnotificationIPR Notice 98-10) or durably marked on the container itself. 

If you have any questions, please contact me directly at 703-305-6249 or Nicole Williams 

of my staff at 703-308-555 L 

Sincerely, 

"-"",r---

Linda Arrington 

Notifications & Minor Fonnulations Team Leader 

Registration Division (7505P) 

Office of Pesticide Programs 
Drexel Chemical Company 

June 9,2009 

Document Processing Desk (NOTIF) 

Office of Pesticide Programs (7504P) 

U.S, Environmental Protection Agency 

Rm 5-4900, One Potomac Yard 

2777 S Crystal Drive 

Arlington, VA 22202 

Re: Submission of Revised Label by Notiflctltion per PR Notices 98·10 and 2007-4 

DREXEL PIN-DEE 3.3 T&O (EPA Reg. No, 19713-590) 

Herewith: 

1. Completed EPA Form 8570-1 

2, One (1) copy of the label (590ASP-0609·) with the following revisions: 

i) In the First Aid box, the word Ufurther" was added to the sentence read "Call a poison 

control center for further treatment advice. n appearing under "If Inhaled", 

5) Under uUse( Safety Recommendations", "PPE" was added to read ""c!othing/PPEn

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iii) Where ever the word "recommended" appears, it was either dropped or replaced. 

iv} On page 2, under Cool Season Grasses, "after 5 to 8 weeks" was added on the use 

instructions for barnyard grass, c/abgrass and others, 

v) The storage and disposal statements were revised according to the statements from 

Appendices Band C of PR Notice 2007-4. 

vi) The warranty statements were updated. 

I highlighted the changes for easy reference. 

3. Certification Statements 

If you have questions/clarification regarding this submission, I can be reached at (901) 774-4370 

ore-mail Lchan@drexchem.com. 

Thank you. 

Respectfully yours, 

FOR DREXEL CHEMICAL COMPANY 

!!.A.~ 

LuzB Chan 

Registration Manager 

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Phone: 1901) 774·4370 • Fax: (901) 774·4666 • E_Mail: info@drexchllm.com • www.DrexChcm.com 

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Environmental Protection Agency 

Woshington, DC .20460 

Application for Pesticide - Section I 

I. Comp.nyJProduct Numb,r 

19713·590 

4. Company/Product !N8mo) 

DREXEL PIN-DEE 3.3 T&O 

2. EPA Ploduct Monoger 

JIM TOMPKINS 

PM' 

3. Propollod Clauificodon 

[2] Nono 0 Restricted 

25/Herbicide Branch 

5. Name lind Addrts$ of Applicant /Include ZIP Cod" 

Drexel Chemical Company 

P.O. Box 13327 

6, Expedited Reveiw. In accordance with FIFRA Section 3{c){3) 

(bJ(fJ. my product is similar Ot identical in composition and labeling 

to: 

Memphls, EPA Reg. No. ___ ......,N"'O"'Y.,.Ie.F..oiC"'fliccTccl"'O"I'I'--__ _ TN 38113·0327 

o Chllck if mrs is (I now .ddrtns Product Name JUN 19 2009 

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Section ~ II 

Amllndmont - fxploin below. 

Rasubm;nion in 1l»'pOnSO to Agltncy lottllr datlld ______ _ 

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o Notification· Expluin bulow. 

EXplanation: U$O udditionlll pllgols) if nIlCO$soly. (Fo, $lIctfon I ond Soction 11.1 

Finul printod Illbeis in ropson,. to 

Agllncy IlIttllr dutod 

"Mo Too* Applicotion. 

Othol - E>:pluin below. 

SubmlMion of label {590A$P·0609'j reviSed per PR Nolioos 98-fO and PR Nolic~ 2007·4. Oeta~s ate in Ihe covellener accompanying this submisslon. 

Thanliyou. 

Child·Rosistllnl Pnckoging 

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btlslJbmitted 

If ·Vet" No, pOI If *V.,· No. por 

Unit Packogin:! wgt. contllinur PllckllgO wgt contuiner 

3. Location of Net Contlnt, Infortrultlon 

[(J labol U Conteinol 

6. Manno, in Which lllblll is Affixod to Product 

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4. Silll(s) Rlltoil COntoinet 

1,2.5,5,10,15,30, 551bs, Bulk, Tote 

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PllpU, Cluod 

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2. Typo of Contllim,ll 

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1. Contact Point (COmp/Dto itDm$ dirflct/y billow foridontificfluim of ;ndividu&l to b. conlllclod, if nlJc(l$$.ary, to proCW;:8 (hl8 IIppJica60n./ 

Nsmo 

LUZG CHAN 

TrtI, 

REGISTRATION MANAGER 

TeI.phone No, ClnclooD Aroll Codo) 

(901j 7744370 

Certification 

I cartify that tho statomont, I ha."o modo on this form and ell attachments tho,oto 0,0 truo, occuleto end comploto. 

I ocknowlodga thot ony knowlinQlly flll,o or mlsloilKling stotemont may ba punishable by fine or imprisonmont~or' ~' : 

both under IIpplicoblo low. 0 • ~ 

4. Typed Nomll 

LUZG CHAN 

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EPA Form 8570.t lR.v. 3.941 Plevious oditions ere obsolelo. 

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REGISTRATION MANAGER 

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For use in Turfgrasses, Ornamentals, landscape or 

Grounds Maintenance, Non-bearing Fruit and Nut Crops 

and Vineyards, and Noncropland. 

ACTIVE INGREDIENT: 

Pendimethalin ...... . 

OTHER INGREDIENTS·: ................... , 

TOTAL: , .. " ..................... . This product contains 3.3 pounds of Pendimetllaljn per gallon. 

'Con!8ins llromal;c naphlh.a. 

37.4% 

62.6% 

100.0% 

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 

CAUTION 

See FIRST AID Below 

EPA REG. NQ.19713-590 • 

EPA EST. NO. 19713-XX-XXX Net Content: 

FIRST AID 

1f SWAU.OWED: 

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• Call a poison contro! center or doctor immediately for treatment advice. 

• Do oo\gi>'e any ~qLlid Iolhe person. 

• DI) OO\iMt.oCe wmiting unless told to by ~ pol$on COnlrolcenterordoctor. 

• Do ootgive anyltlill:] by moW! to an uncor.sciou$ orcOlMJlsing pe~on. 

IF IN EYES: 

• Hold eye cpen lind rinse Slowly;!'M genltfwi!h wafer fur 15!0 2!l minutes. 

• Remol'(l CQntlc! ~nse$, ifprel;ent l)1ter Ine ~rli! 5 minute" t~en continue 

rinsing e)'e. 

• C(l.~ a poison control cenlerordoelor for !realmenladllice. 

IF ON SKIN OR CLOTHING: 

-Uke of! COntlmiMied cbthirl!l. 

• Rinse skin immedialelywith plenty of water for f5!0 2!l minures. 

• C!!lI e. fl{llson contro!celllerordoctor ~r tree.tmentadllice. 

!F INHALED: 

- Mo~ pel"$on to tresh air. 

• ~ person is oot breathing. cal9t1 or an amb~1ance, then !ili"" artificial 

respiration preltlrabtf mOL'IMo-molfJl, ifpos~ible. 

• CaH" poison control cente;or dl)(;1t;>rfor1\lMer \T&itmeot advice. 

Have lheproductcootainer o(lab~ Wi!hyouwr.en cam'lg a pn<soncontro1 center 

or dodcr or gOing for treatment For intormation on this pesticide product 

(illClIKIiOQ lleaW"l c~ms, mediCOliI emergencies or pesticjde incidents). C<l1I 

the Nationat Pes~cide t1lorma~on Center ilt !-8!l!l·8S!>-737a. 

Notel To Physician: Cont~ins ~rl)matic naphtha - vomiting may cause 

nspilation pnet.moilla. Secause of increasoo risk of chemicat poounonia or 

pulmonary edema cawed by aspiration of 1I1e hydroeaftlOn SCIvI:!n!. vomiting 

should be indu;;ed orJy ui1derprofessional supervision. 

NOTIFiCATION 

JUN 19 l009 

PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 

Hallirds to Humans and Domestic Animab 

CAUTtOH: Harmtul if swallowed or absorbed through the Skin. C~uses 

moderate eye irritation. A\I()id contact wit!: 'kin, eyeS Of clothinQ!. 

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUtPMENT IPPE}: Some ma!!!I"ials that are 

chemical-resilit1!ll! !o this product lire lis.ted below. It you want more 

options, follow the instructions for CiltegOry G on an EPA chemical-rE!-

siSlance c;a!egory selection chilrt. 

HON-WPS USES: 

Applicators and other hUdler$ re~~pt Mf)(erstLoaders} who h~ndte 

tll!S pe5tictde for any US!! not cov!!l"I!d by the Worker Protection 

Standard tWPSI, 40 CFR Part 17!l C In general, onty agriculturat 

plant u,es are covered by the WPS _ muiit wea.r: Lo~g-sleeved shirt 

and long PilO!S, chemical-resistant gloves such. as nhrile rUOber ~ 8 1TlJ1S, 

shoes plus s.OCks. 

MI)(ers and Loaders must wear: Long·sleeveQ sh.irt and long pants, or 

coyeralls. ch~miCil!-resis\llnt gloves.. such as barrier laminate, butyl rub· 

ber 2::: !4 mils. neoprene rubber ~ 14 mils, or viton.!. 14 mils. shoes plus 

socks. 

WPS USES: 

Applicators and other hlIndler.s who hllndk: this pesticide tor any 

use covemd by thn WPS, 40 CFR part t70 _ in gene rat, agricu!_ 

turat'plant uses are covered - must wear: Lon!il-5leeved shirt and long 

p~n\$, chemical·relOistan! gloves, such as barrier laminate, butyl rubller 

.:!: t4 mils. neoprene rubber 2::: t4 mils, or Vilon i! t4 mils, shoes plus 

socks. 

FoltaA' manufacturer's ins!rueoons tor deMlng/main!aining PPE. It no 

such Ins!ruction$ tor wash abies exist use detergent and hot water. Keep 

and wash PPE separat!!ly from other laundry. 

USER SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS 

Uset"$ Should: t} Wash hands before ea!ing. drinking. chewtng gum. 

using lObllCCO or using the !oilet 2} Remo~n cio!hinglPPE immediately 

ir pesticide !ilels In'ide. Then wash thoroughly and put on clean clothln~. 

3} Remove PPE immediatety al!er handling this product Wash the 

outside ot gloves. betore removing. As soon as pOSSible, wash tho;-

oughly ~nd change into clean clothing. 

ENVIRONMENTAl. HAZARDS 

Thi$ product is toxic to fish. Do not apply (jireclty to water or to area$ 

wh~re suriate water is pre~en! or!O in!ertidal arellS below the mean high 

water m:lrK Drift or runl)l1 trom treated ilreas may be h.anrdous to aquatlc 

organisms in adjacent aquatic site$. Do not contaminate Wll!er when disposing ot equipment wlIshwater or /insa!/!. 

INFORMATION AND USE PRECA.UTlONS 

Apply PtN-OEE 3.3 T &0 only as specified on llils !abel. 

This product is tormulated as an emulsiffable concenlrate containing 3.3 

pounds of adive Pendimetlla!in per gallon. 

This product is a selec6ve $oH appltad herbicide for preemergenee control 

ot most annual grasses and certain bro;l.dleaf weeds as 1I11.Y'\i~i'nlIr.ate, in 

any Turfgrass sites tlaWflG, sod, Iuri areils) Such as grounds 'lrJawnt around 

reSidential and commercial establishments', )a1P~Jts, a!hle!lc qelds. ceme!eries, golt C{lurses. houses I)f WI)r$hi~'1 mii<ta1t and o!h!!l" inst~utions, 

mullilamily dW!!llings, p~rks. picnic grouno's. prairiegrass ;;.re,a~»r9~dSideS, 

schools, and sod tarms. . , , , , I 

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This productClln also be used in and around ro ..... flner, and container grown 

ornament .. 1 nurSl!lie$: establishe<l landscape ornamentals and ornamenlal 

gardens; listed groun(lc:overs; non bearing fruit and nut trees: conifers and 

hardwood seedling nurseries: and for Iree pI~ntation site preparation ano 

mainlenance. 

Also, Illis producl can be applie<l for \leneral grounds maintenance around 

areas such .. = alleyways, bike and jogging paths, bu~diO!Js. driveways and 

roadsides, markers and fence "nes. mulch beds. parking lots. stone gar. 

deM and gravel yards. va~nt !Ot~ .. 1Id elher simllllr areas. It may be used 

under asphalt or concrete treatmenls as part of a sile p~arnUon program. 

Thl~ product is a!30 used for preemergerlCe conlrol of most annual grasses 

and cerl~ln broadleaf weeds as Ihey ~rminaw in any non-cropland area 

such as ~ridge abulmenls and approaches. delinealors. fence rows, highway 

9uardr,-,i11l, hfghway and plpe~ne ~!lhts.af·way, p~ved or gravel sur/aces. 

petroleum tank farms, pumping inslallations. fl!Iilrood, sign posls, storage 

areas. Wilily. utility substations, and windNeaks ar.o shelterbell$; and olher 

~imilar areas where weed contrOl i$ desired. 

This product will NOT control esrablisheU wee<ls. 

Established weeds should be contlolle<l before applying this product or by 

using this product On coniunction w~h an appropriate postemergence hllmi. 

ci¢(!, Unu~ualti cold, exC(!ssiv(!ly wet, or hot and dry condilions thai delay 

germinaUon or extend germlna~on over a long period of time can reduce 

weed CQnlrol. 

One·half inch of rainfall or its equivalent in sprinkler im~ation follOWing ap· 

p~cation ot !his product or tank ml:< combinations of this product Imbroves 

weed control. Emltic weed control fTliIy resull in the ilbsence of rainfall or 

irrigation within 30 days of applicat;on of this product. 

Follow label oiret:lions of Ihis prodll<::tor tank mix combinalions of Ihis product 

carefully to avOid crop inillry. Over·application can resull in etop stand tos~. 

crop Inilley. or ~xcessive soil residues. Unevefl application, improper soll 

inCQrporntion, or soil incorporation deeper tnan whal is direcled elm deCfeilse 

weed control andlor cause crop inJuey. 

S~dling diseases. colo wealher, exceSSive moislure, shallow or deep 

planting, low or high soil pH. high soli salt t:Cflcentra~on, or droughl can 

weaken see<lllngs end planls Md increilse the possibility of crop dama!Jil 

andlor reduce crop yields trom thili product. 

This product may cause temporary discoloraliOn of sprayed surface$. Rinse 

immediately 10 ilvoid stlIining. Spray coloranls or dyes can be added to 

al~r Ihe color of the spray solution to match the treated surfaces. 

Uses WIth Olher Product!; (nnk Mixes): When tank. mixing Ihis product 

With olher herbickles, all applicabh! direc~ons. restrictiOll$, and prec;autions 

for the additional herbicides must be followed. Use the most reslrictive 

limilations stated on the product tabels. Betore initialing full rank mix 

applicaoon, the physical compalibilily of Ihe propose<! mi)(Jure shoul<! be 

eva:uallld on a smaU scale of recommende<l spray mixlure concentrations. 

Also, SUCh mi~tures shOtlId be evaluated for vegelation control before 

expanding commen::iiJl uS\!. 

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS 

Ground Orivon Sprilyer: 

t. FiU tank one-half to three·qllllrlsn> full with clean waler. 

2. Add this producl to the parfiaHy filled tank while a~italing and then fill the 

remamde! of the !.i:Ink. with water. 

3. Maintain CQnlinuou$ agit~oon wnile adding this product and unlil spraying 

is completed. If the spray mixture is allowed 10 setUe for any period of time. 

thorouSh ;)gi13tion i$ essenlial bOfore spraying is resumed. Conlinue 

agilation while sprnying. 

4, If Ihis productis to be used in tank mi)(Jures wilhottler registere<l herbicides, 

then fOllow directions onlhe label~ oflhose producls which recommend tank 

mi~ing. 

Backp~ck Sprayer: 

t. Begin with ill clean spray tanK. 

2. Fill thespray tank one·halffullwith CleanwatErand add the rllquired amount 

of thl$ prodUCt to the sprayer. 

3. Cap sprayer Md agilate 10 ensure mixing. 

4. uncap spr.:ayer and finish r,1~ng tank to desired l!Wel. 

S. Csp sprayer and agilate once again. 

DUling application it isdesirabte 10 agitate the mixture on occasion to ensule 

mixing. If the spray mixlure isallowe<I to settle for any period of time, thorough 

agitation is essentialtefore spr<lying Is resumed. 

ltquld F~rtllizel'$: Small quantilies shOuld alWilYS ~e te~ted using a simple 

jar test. PriO{ to mixing, add the required amount of this product to half filled 

!prily tank while agitating then add the fertilizer product, Complete rotling sPfay 

tank to desired ,",vet 

Dry Bulk Fertlllzcf$: This. product milY be impregnated on d ry bulk fertilizers. 

This product/Dry Bulk. Fertilizermixtures wilt provide weed control equal 10 that 

provided bY the same rOlles of this prOductapplieo 'n water. when applied as 

directed. 

SPRAYINGINSTRUCnONS 

Apply with properly calibrated ground equipme~t in at least40 gaHon s of water 

per aCie to provide uniform spray distribution. Lowpre~$ure {i,e. 20 10 40 psi} 

splayer5llre recommended. Maint,-,in continuousa~itationdurlng spraying With 

good mechanical or bypass agitalion. Ch~k sprayer routinely for proper 

calibliltion. Avoid ove<laps thatwill increase rates abOve !r,os/! recommende<l. 

Avoid application woon winds may cause drift, 

Avoid unintentional contact of spray solution with driveways, stone. wood or 

olher POfOUS surfaces. Rinse immediately to avoid staining. 

D!RECnONS fOR USE 

It is a viol<llion of Feoera! law to use Ihis product in <I manner Inconsistent 

with its I<loeling. 

Do nCl appty this product., Jay that will contact wooers or other persons, 

ellher direc~y or through drift. Only prolected hMdlef~ may be in the area 

during application. For any reqUirements specific to your Slate or Tribe. 

consult the ilgency responsible for pesticide re~uliitlion. 

DO NOT appty this proollCt through any type of irrigation system. 

DO NOTappty this product in greenhouses, shadehouses or other endosed 

siructures. 

Drexel Chemical Company does nol recommend or authorize Ihe use of 

this product in manufacturing. processing or preparing custom blends with 

olher products for applicalion to Turf or Ornamentals. 

Observe all u~e precautions and limitations In thiS label Md the labels of 

products used in combinations with Ihi$ prOdUCt. The use of this product 

not consistenl with this label CM resull in iniuey to crops. or may rewlt in 

poor weed control. 

AGRJCULTURAL USE REQUJREMENTS 

Use thi~ product only in accordance with its labefing and wilh the Wornel 

ProtEction Sl1mdard (WPS). 40 CFR Part 1rO. This standard contains 

requirements for the proteclion of agricultural workl!1li on falms. forests. 

nurseries. greenhouses and handlei"$ of agriculltlral pestieidOloS. II conlains 

requiremenls for Iraining, de«lntamination. notification ~nd emergency 

as!ittance, II also conlains specifIC instftjc~ons and e~cejllio~s pertaining 

to the slatemenls on thiS I;t>el ilbout Personal Protective Equipmenl 

{PPE} and Resllicted Enlry Intervat (REI). The requirements in Ihis box 

only apply to uses of this product thai are covered bY the WPS. 

Do not enter or allow worker antry into tJeateo ilIfea$ during the REI of 

24 hours, 

PPE require<! for early entry to trl!!ile<l areas that is perrniUed under me 

WPS and that Involves conlill:t with anything that h(ls been treated, 

SUCh as plants, so~ or waler is: Coveralls, chemicat·resistanl glOVeS 

such as barrier laminal!!, butyt rubber?. 14 mils. neoprene rubber?; 14 

mils. or v~on ,. 14 m~s. and shoes plus socks. 

NON-AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS 

The requirements in this ~ox apply 10 u~es of Ihis producl that are NOT 

within Ihe scope of the WPS for agricultural pesticides {40 CFR Pill I 

IrO}. The WPS applies when this product Is used to produce agriclllturQI 

plants on farms. fore$t9, nursefles, or greenhouses. Do not enli!r or 

allOW others to enter the tre3ted area until sprays have dneo. 

TURFGRASSES 

TYPES OF 

TURFGRASS 

Cool S!!lIson 

Gr(lsus: 

Fescue Ifll'll!}, FeSCI!I! laS), 

Kentucky B!uegliiss, 

Perennial Ryegrass. 

RATes OF THtS PRODUCT 

WEEOS 

CONTROLLED 

Beunyardgrass. 

Crilbgrnss, Evening 

primrose. Fal 

panicum, Foxtail. Hop 

dover. Knoweed, 

Oxalis, POi! annua, Prosl1ale spurge. 

Purslane 

Pint5"/Acre 

3.610'1.6 

Ouncvsf1000 

sq. ft 

1.3 to 1.8 

USE INSTRUCTIONS: Use as iritial applicafonprlOf 

to weed germination in Spring. For extellded weed 

eonl!'(ll orooere weed infestalion is e>q:lected to be 

heilly. repeat applicaUon using 2.$ to 3.6 pinl$ per 

acre (1 t.:J 1.3 ozs. per fOOO sq. II.) ilner Sio 8 weeks. 

For Rltsidanllal Turf" 

US!!S Only: 

GOOSeglllSS 

3.8 to 4.8 1.3 10 t.8 

USE INSrn.UCnoNS: Use a~ initi<ll app1;catron prior 

10 wee<l germination in Spring. Wille lower rate w/!s 

used tniliill)' or fOf extended ool'ltrot. rep('ilt ilPfl~c:aijon 

at3.6 ptsf.iCl"e {1.3 ozsi1000 sq. fl.}. 

Do not exceed a /W>.imi.lffi of <1.6 pl$JAereper 

appliCiltiOll fer use Qfl residential Turf<Jrass. 

'Note: Restden~ill is defined as turffn(lryt residential 

::itlllltion3s well as schools, parks and plaY9rou~s. 

For Commfrctal or other Non· 

Rtsidtntial Turf: 

GOO&egrass 

l.6 to 7.2 1.3 to 2.6 

USE INSrn.UCTIONS: Use as miMI a9Pii'e.4ti'O:"lprlor 

to weed germination I" .$~.riw. lithe 1o .... ~)rnw'.v3s 

used initiilll)' or for exte'nd6:/ &n'Jol, repeatllPp!lcation 

at 3.6 ptsJacre (1.3 Czs.lt::iloc<Sq. n.). 

Do nol exceed a ma;.;imum 01'7,2 plS.lAcre pt1 I application for u~ on C07'1'f",'J',:ial or o·.rur'r.or1.· 

ire$ideotialTutfgrll$S.-'-'~~ , .,..,--1 

Chickweed. Com I' . J •• ,,.. , 

spee~wel, Cudweed., r .. " ,.." S 1"'1"3 ~to I S Hl!nb'l Lawn Y." r- . ',' 

burwl!ed. Pea annUil" . , 

PIN·DEE 3.3 T&O HERSICIOE f>agQ 2 Or!; 
TURJ=GRASSI!:S (Can't) 

RATES OF THIS PRDDUCT 

TYPES DF WEEDS OUnceslfOOO 

TURFGRA$S CONTROLLED PjntsfAcro sq. ft 

Will» Sl!lIson ForRUi(uulrt~1 Tur1" 

Gr.lssu: Uses Only: 

Bahiagtass, Ba~fdontSS, 

Bermodagrass, Crnbgrass. Evening 

Bulralogr~ss. primro~, Fait 3.6104.6 1.3101.6 CenlipedEograss, panicum. Foxtai~ Hop 

FEoSClJf! (taDj, Clewr, Kr.otWee<l, 

st. AIl;jU&Unegrass. Oxalis, Poa alllluc, 

Zoysi(lgrau Pl(lslriite spurge, 

Purslane 

USE INSTRUCTIONS: Use (IS il'li~al ilPPlicstiO('l prior to 

weed germination in String. Repeat ~pplication 1ll.2.5 

to 3.5 pllm per acre ( to 1 ,3 ozs. per 1000 sq. It) afler 

5106 weeks if necess~ry. 

00 oot e:.:ceeo a maximum of 4.B pl$.rAcJ$ per 

a~p1ication /orU$e on re$idential Turfgrass, 

• oto: Residential ts dEo~ned as turt In fl.'" residenUal 

siwatioo as well liS schools, parks and p!;iygroullds. 

Goosegrass 3.6 I 

USE INSTRUCTIONS: Apply prior 10 weed germinaUon " 

in Spilng. Make a second applicalron 6 10 6 weeks 

laler. For ~nded contro~ an addPJonat application of 

3.6 pts./ACfC {1.3 ozsJIOOO sq. ft.} may be made 8 

weeks after the second application 

Chidwei!d. Com 

u;elXiwen, Cuctweed, enbi~ Lawn burwe~d. 2.6 to 4.8 1.3 to 1,8 

Poa anmra 

USE INSTRUCTONS: Apply in late Summeror Eoarly 

Fall pnorto weed gEorml~tion. 

EffiCaCY of thIS prOdUct w~t be Improved If appllcallOn Is foliCYdod by one· 

Mlf Incn 01 ratnfall or Its equi\lllient In sprlllkief rogation. Erraticweed centrol 

may resvlt if this ~roduct is not aClivated by rainfall or irrigation within 30 

days. 

To prevent estab~snmenl Of weEoC!5 along Ihe edges of tawns, it may be 

necessary 10 oveflap the spray :> 10 6 inches onto sldev.'3lks or driveways, 

etc. Rinse pavement immedliltely to avoid temporary diSCOIOfMon. 

THIS PRODUCT tN TANK MtXTURE 

To contlol eme/ged weeds i(l Turfgrasses. tnis proouct can be mixed wilh 

postemergence nerbicldes, To controt emerged annuat grass, thiS prOduct 

can be mIXed with AcclIIlm~ Ewa 01' MSMA wnereas broadlcaved WEoedS 

can ~e controUed USing Trime~. Three_WayTlA, 2,4-D. and other similar 

prodUCts, 

Before tan~ mixIng a simple tar test IS recommended to i(lsure compatibility of netbicidEoS. 

Arways read the companion product label. FOiklw ait use precautions and 

IEostrlCtlons tllat apply to eacll product usC<1. Always feftow the most restrictive label. 

USE PRECAUTIONS FOR TURFGRASS 

1. USEo on well Eostab~stled Turfgrass witn a dense and unifOrm stand. 

2, on neWly Planted areas, application snould not be made U(ltil lI1e 

Turfgrau lias flUed In and has been mowad at lea~t four times. 

3. On Turf tnal has bel!n thinned or damagEod due to Win/llr inilrry, excessive moisture, ele .. allow Turf to recover prior to ilpplicalion. 

4. Applications miY-Ie 10 overseeded warm-season Turfglas$e$ may cause 

thillning or Injury 01 thEo ovel'$eeded species. 

5. DO not use on greens or injury may oCCllr. 

6. Delay reseedirlg or 1MrIter ovelseeding of trEoatM Turfgrass for al least 

3 montns following the I~SI application Of this p;oducl 

7. Delay sprigging Turfgrass for 5 months after application of tnis prOd_ 

uct. 

INDUSTRIAL (UNIMPROVED) TURF 

(Rlg!lt$·Of·Way, Roadsides, COn$uuctton Sttu, Parks, SubstallOIl$, 

LoU:, or Stmllilr Areas) 

tMushial, or unimproved turf areas oflen nave ill different spectrum of 

weeds to be controlled tnan Ihese found in fine Turf. TIlis prOduct will control annu~t grasses and broadteaf weeds m=ntionEod in ''TURFGRASSES'' 

sectictl ot tni~ I~lmt as weU as tile followil'lg weedS that mignt germinate in 

established gras~s. 

AnnlJal spurge 

Brow:1top p~r.icu'l1 

Calpetwe6d 

Crowfootgrass 

Fiddleneck 

Field sa.ndbur 

Fi!aree 

FIQ(lda pusley 

lId'lgrllSS 

Johnsongrass (~m seed) 

Jooglerice 

KDchia 

Lamb.sqll6rtm: 

Londen roc~t 

Lovegrass 

Mexican spranglelop 

Per,rn;yllI8m smattvveed 

Pigweed 

PLIfIC\ureVlne 

Red sFmn~letop 

Shepherd~purse 

Signalgrass 

TI!X<ls pan'Icum 

Velvete:!!f 

... Vib;h\lrass 

Woo:ty cupgrass 

I 

\ 

Apply before weeds gMT'll, iTo CI:lntrol established wee<:l~, 2,4-0, MSMA, 

or similar postemergence herbicides may be I~n~m!xed w~1l (illS product. 

Apply according 10 labet instructron& for the respective products aM fOlloyr 

tIlEo most restrictive label, 

ORNAMENTALS 

Tnis product can bEo applied for pl'eemergenceweed control arOllnd and over 

the lOp 01 the establislled plants li~t~ b~!ow. However, not ah varielies or 

strains 01' Ine plants ItstM nave been tested. Uninten~onal coMequem:es 

such as crop tniury may resull bec:au3e of certain environmenfal or growing 

collditiO{l$, manner of use or application. TtlerEofore, before treating a large 

number of plants, spray a few plants and cbscrve for plant damagEo prior 

to full SCale applicaflon, 

GROUND COVERS 

Common Name 

Ajllfla Capcweed 

ClnqUEotcil. Spling 

Oai$y, Tflliling African 

Gamnia 

lceplanL large Leaf 

hy. Englisll 

hy, Geranlllffi 

Jasmioo. Asiatic 

Jesmill8, Primrose 

Mon:lcgrass 

Myoporum 

Pachysandra 

potentilla 

.RoSEo,of-SharOll 

Winti!rcreep.;,r 

SCitntific Nam~ 

AjufJiI mpfans 

Arctolheca cafendufil 

Poletlfil1a vema 

Osreospennummd~sum 

Gamn/a spre-ndens 

Carp!lbrofus edu/is 

HedeR! helix 

Pel:lrgonium pellafum 

TR!cheJm;permum a~/alicum 

Jasmlnum mesnyn 

Ophiopogon japonica 

Myopcrom patviflolilJm 

Pachysandro fennma/is 

Polflnfi"~ frolicosa 

Hypeficum cafycinum 

Euonymcus forfunei 

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES 

Common Nilmv 

Beach grass 

FesclJlO. blue 

Fescue-, sheep 

Fountain grass 

Pampas grass 

lWedcanaryglass 

Reed, giant 

Ribbon grass 

TUfted haifgrass 

Scientific Ni:l.me 

Ammcphila breltiligulata 

Fesrur:a ovina 

Fe$!uea <;Nina 

Pennisefum selacevm 

Cortaden'a selfoana 

PhOl/M'S arotidiMCI1a 

Arondo spp, 

Pha/aris arondinarea 

Deschampsla c;Jespifo5a 

ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS 

Common NlIme 

Abelia, glossy 

Al.ICl.ibil, gOkl "" .. Bamboo, heaven!), 

Barberry 

Barberry, Japaoose 

Blue indigo busn 

Boltlebl'U$ll.lemon 

Boxwood, common 

Boxwood, Jap~nEosEo 

Camellia 

Cape iSSmioo 

Cor<:lyJne 

Correa 

Cotoneaster 

Cotoneaster. ~1!lberry 

Cotoneaster, rock 

Cypress. I13Uan 

Cypreu, ieyland 

Deulzia, slender 

DogWOOd. red twi9 

E!aeagntJS 

EscaUonia 

ELlOl1yITIua 

Eoonymus, golden 

Euonyfl\\lS. Winged 

firethom 

FolSylhia. border 

Fragrant olive 

Fuschla. Ca~fomla 

Gardenia 

H3wthome. !Ildian 

Hibiscus 

Hoi!)" Cnioose 

Holly, JilpanesEo 

SCivntltlc Nllme 

AbeJia grand;!lOfd 

A/JW~ iapMica 

Rhl)l/PfienUtcn -'J)p. 

N;mdina domes/lCiil 

Berberis gbdlolj'llensis 

Berbeli$ thunbugii 

Oafe9grogli 

Cafllsfemon cillinus 

BI1X~ iHlrnpIiIN/rtns 

Buxus mk:ropllyliOi 

Came/fi~japonlC<'l 

Ga.rd$niaJasmlnoldes 

COrdy/ine spp. 

Coneaspp. 

Cotl)tleasrer apiculiilus 

Cotoneaster dam!l1Eon' 

CO:cnEoastet honl.OOtafis 

Cupressvs sernpENioens 

Cupressocypatls fey/andii 

Deulzia I)rlIC/fls 

CemussL'!1ioea 

Efaeagnusebbingel >" : ' > 

EscYJcplp,friKJMiI ' , • Eu('.nymos fJrtr.mei , 

eu"9ymJsj.}poniCil. , 

EuonymfJs,~j.. ;, , ", 

Pyrat~r}iia-' c9ccinea> 

For.;y/hiiJ infe'nnema ," , 

O:smanlMlll'li'agrans ~ , , , , ' 

Zau~t,ti,!ena ,}il/ibmica , 

Gan:JEonl" iii$[, rinoi des 

Rt:phlolepfs'indica 

Hibiscus syriilCUS 

Ilexcomufa 

, , ,> 

.' >' 

Ifex CI1ltlafa ~ ~b) 

PIN·OEE 3 a T&O HERBtCIDE Page 3 ora 
(COntinued) (Conlinued) 

ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS ORNAMENTAL TREES 

Common Name Scientific Name Common Name Scienlir.c Name 

Holly. F051ers /lex allenuata 'Fosten' Cheny, kWanz:an Pmnus serrolara 

Holly. n~'annall /lex aitenUll1a Cherry. !liInking Prunus tomenfl»a 

Holly. yaupon IIr:x vomrJoria Cottol1'MlOli Populus ckltoictes 

Hoooysock!e. busil Diervilla fonicera 

Juniper JunipBms spp_ 

JUfliper, C~il'lese Junlpems chinensl$ v. pfitzer 

JunIper. shore Junipems conferta 

Junlper • .iroirmg Junipef/Js hot/cantil/is 

La .... el. cherry P(1JJ1U$ faurocerasus 

Crabapple Mafus spp. 

Crepe myrtle LlIgerstrcemia mOire 

CryptomeJiI1, Japanese cadar CryplDmeria japonica 

Cypress, billd Taxodium distichum 

Cypress,leyland Cupressocyparis leyfandH 

Ocgwood, r.oweMr>g ComusJloridl1 

Laltel, MOUlltain Kalmiafatifolia OoOWOOd, Korean Comus kousa 

Laure~ olio lu)i<en Pmnu$ faurorerosus Dogwood. silky Comus amomum 

Laurel. schipka Pmnus schipkanes!s 

Laurus5rul Viburnum IInu,. 

Doswood, shrub Comus spp. 

Elm I.IlmusJ'fxm;';a 

l;l:vend~, EngflSh l;;vlllflliul:l"anguslifolia 

Leu::atlYle LeUCOt/lOf! IonlaneS/Me 

Leucothoe, coaSI Leueelhoe axil/ari,. 

Fir, Ilalsitm Abie$ balsamae 

Fir. douglas' PsfIUCOl$vga metWesil 

Fir. fraser Abies fraseri 

Lilac. (;UI·leal Syringa laclni~UJ 

Lily-ot·!he·Nik- Agapan/hu,. a!ric,lnu" 

Mahonia Mahoria aquffDlium 

MOd< orar>ge Pi/lO$pomm Iobiro 

Myrtle, compact Myr/us communiS 

Myttle. wax . Myrica ceriJ!l~ 

Nandina Nandina domestic~ 

Fir, white Able$COnee/Or 

Fran~inla Frllnkiinia spp. 

Ginkgo Ginkgo bifooll 

Gum. blac~ NYUI1 syf'alica 

Gum, SOI,li' Nyssa sylvat;,;/! 

Haw. black ViiJUmum pmni!rJilum 

Haw!I1om Crataegus spp. 

Olt!ander Nen'um olNmder Hemlock, Clnada Tsuga cl!fI<Idens/s 

Otegongrnbe MahcNa aquifolium 

O$manthus Osmanlhus fragrans 

Palm, El.rI'lpean tan ChamaefO{Js humllfls 

Hemlock, EllsWm Tsug3 calladensis 

Hol~ Americlln /Jex opaca 

HcmeylocU!il GleditsIa /riil(!.ml/)Os 

Palm, l\1editemlr.ean lin Chamaerops spp. 

Pillox, prickly i.eplodllcrylon califomicum 

Pho~nia. fraser PhotiniaX Fraseri 

li!ac,COmmOl1 Syringa VUI{JllIiS 

Wo1C, Japl1ne~e tree Syringa relleulala 

Linde~ Tilil1 sbp, 

Pieris. Japanese Pferis japonica 

Pine, mtJgo Pinus mugo 

Magnoli", saucer Magnolia $Cuillngillna 

Magoolia. Sol.¢em MagllOlllil gr:mdJfforll 

Plum, natal Carissa gronc¥flOFil 

PJiVl!f. Cali/ornia Ugus/mm oval/folium 

PJivet, Slos$Y Ugus/rum lucrdum 

Masoolia, star Me{Jnoli~ ~HlltaMaiden/lair tree Ginkgo bifoba 

Maj)le, N:lrway Ac/!:rp/anllJ!loides 

pm.-et. varieg~1ed L/guslrom slnensis Maple, Japa!1C$e ACffpalmalum 

PrI~'\'jI, waldeiJt Ugustmm japollicum Maple. red Arer wbtVm 

P)TIIcan/h;l Pyracanlhl} coccinea 

OUnce, tIowering ChaenomltfBS japaniCII 

Rar.;er.1exas LeucOPhyJlum hv/cscens 

Redroot Ceanol/lus 5pp. 

Rhododendron Rhododeflliron spp. 

Robira Pittosporum IO~iri 

Spice plant flIfcium (JfIrvinOfUm Spiraea Sp/r1!t!a vanhOUllei 

Maple, sugar Ace( silC'charum 

Nllrnytl-ellY, rusty Vlbumum mfidulum 

Oak. ch!nqUilpin Quercus mue!lIenb~jj 

O;)k. lil'il Quercus virp/rliana 

Oal<, pin Quercus Plliustris 

0;)1<, red Quercus mb~ 

Oak, $wall¥' ches/r1u1 Quercvs mlchatIXii 

Oal<, water QUfl!WS nigm 

Spiraee, anthonywaterer Spiraea X bumakJa 

Spill!ea-. Japanese Spirell japonica 

Oak, mtl! Quercus alw 

Oak. willow Quercus pheliru 

Sweet bay Laums nobilllir Oive Olea europae" 

Trumpet bush Tecomassns Palm dote Phoenix sw. 

Vefllena. lemon Aloysia lriphylla Plllm, tan tNasblngtonla IlPP. 

Viburnvrn Vibllmum wspensum 

Vilr:x Virex spp. 

weige!a weige/a florida 

Wild litllc Ceanothus spp. 

X)1osma Xylo$ffla congeslum 

Yolilowooll$ Tecoma sltJns 

Pdllm, pindo Buth, :;bp. 

Palm, lIVa$hi!1!lton Wilshingtoniaspp. 

Peach Pwnus peniCiJ 

Pear. bladlero Pyms canetyi7"a b/ildford' 

Pecan C~ry' lilinoens)s 

Pine. Mlsbian prnus nigro. 

'rew' Taxusmedia 

Yew. Japanese· Taxus cu!pidala 

Pioo, Italian storti! Pinus pinea 

Pine, bbloLy Pinus faedtl 

'I\:lw,Soulhern POlirxa-tpus macro{l1yllus Pine, monterey Pinus rodialfJ 

'nlcca, Ml1m's Yucca fiJ~mentosa Pine, red Pinus lI!$inosa 

'fucce, weepif,; YuCC;J pendu41 

·App!io;o~~n; mo~ '01 b~ trnId~ duirIQ SpOng Ilrewtl> ~r iif.rY to telm,nob may OCCLL. 

Pine, scotch Pinu!; sy/lles!ri$ 

Pine, $Ia$1l Pinus elliollil 

Pine, Virginia Pinus vtrglniana 

Pine, white Pinus strobus 

ORNAMENTAL TREES Plum, pUiple lear Pmnus cel'ilsi{era 

Poplar, b'.acJo( POpulus nigro 

Common Name Scientific Name 

Alder, E~pe~n bl~k ~Inus glulinosa 

App. Malusspp. 

Arborvitae, AmerlCl:ln Thu;a occidenwlis 

.-- Arbutus ~pp. 

Ash, red Fraxinus pennsylvanica 

Ash . ....-lite Froxinu$. american~ 

Aspen. big/ooth Populus gnimdidenlala 

Aspen. qLJ9;kif,; PopuwSln!mulo.'<ies 

B(IS$wood Tili<l spp. 

Birch, Europeanweeping Be!Uiaper.dUliiJ 

Bill:;h, river ~/ula-nigra 

Buckeye, red Ae$ctJ!us pavia 

Ced.,r, white Thuja or:cj(JfirlItlIIS 

Chaml1ecyparis, boIJle\'iird Chamaecyparis pi~ilera 

eMny. black Pmnus serolina 

ChellY. choke Prun:Js Virginlana 

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Redcedar. Eastem Juniperus virgilliana 

Redcedar, Westem Thujil plical" 

Red irolWilrk Eut;;Jlyplus skJero~ylon rosea' 

Redwood, d1:lWn Melasequoia g/yto$tro~oides 

Sequoia, giant Sequoiadendron rfoJalj/euJrj 

SelViceberry AmBlanchieriaevis> " , 

Sourwood OI;.v,d§l~r'/lJn arbomUM ' 

Spruce, ColoradO Il!ui! Pte" P~I)!NpS I 

Spruce, dWiJrf Alber!~ Pic1a g/l)UCo} 'albMi/lna' } 

Spruce, NQlWay Picell abios ; , , , , I 

Spr~. white PiClia'glabCi" 

$W(Ielgum Liquida.nbar'S/ytacifiui!, I ' , 

$ycl1more Platilnus bee/den/tiPS' • 

Trncltplpu$ Trac:'l},CJr,JiJs spp. ' , I 

Tulip !tee Llriodtmijron vlipi/era 

VIIillool.h!ack Jurflr;CJ.1J:fl;a 

'MI~, weepi<19 Sa~i: bllbyfomca 

Yelkllw.ood Cladrasli$lu/ea 

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Pill-DEE 3:> T&O HERBICIIlE P~ge 4 or6 
PERENNIAL. .. 

Common Name Sciflntir.c Nam~ 

Breeding heart Di<;enlro speC!I;lbI%'s 

Cata lif,< Zanledeschia aefhlopica 

Canna, cOlfl11on garc!en Canna generalis tucHel' C~JnclJerinCl\ee Dml/liogaJlJm Ihyrsoldes 

Crinum Lily Cn'num spp. 

Fem, asp<ml~\Ili A$paT(!gus offidnal/s 

Fetn, leal.herteaf Rumohra adlantiformls 

F'l!esia Frewa ~ hybrirla 

Heather, dWarf calfuna vlJ/f/aris 

Hosta Hot,(a ~PP< 

Lily Lillrum spp. 

liriopl), creePing Llriope splcala 

Liriop.e, variegated Llriope mu~ali 

Mor.lbreli~ Crocosml/l CIOcosmliflora 

Orch'd, peacock Acldanthtml Meolor 

Peony, Chinese Paeon/a laci/ffoT(! 

Wisteria ~sfeda spp, 

Zephyr ~Iy Zephyranfhes spp. 

Tn,t product may not be used on plant spec,es not hsteo on tn,s tabel. The 

suitilbil~y for such uses should be determined by treating a sllll/il numbe' 

01 such ptan\!; at the labeled raw. Treated plants 3homd lJ.e ~valuated t to 

2 monlhs fotlowing tre/ltment for p{lSSible infury. The user assumes 

responsibility lor any crop damage or other r.9b~ity. 00 not treat pl~nts 

\Irown lor loed or leed. 00 not use treated plan!s lor food or leed. 

WEEDS CDNTRDLtEO 

This product is used fo: preemergence control of lhe weedS listed below. 

This product will not control estab.shed weeds. 

If weeos should develop prior to activation 01 herbiCide, shaHow cultivale 

to destroy existinll weeds or, where practical, remOVII bY hand. When 

Ctjlhating for any reason, it Should be shatlow. This prodtlCt may be used 

in coniunction wilh herbicides regist~red for postemergence use (i.e. 

glyp/JoS<11c or Finale) for Ihe control of established weeds. Do /lOt appl)i 

sprays containing glyphosate or Finale over t~,e top of desir3ble plants. 

Ap~ication 01 Ihi6 product may be follovred by any registered herbicitll! to 

control weeo$ not listed on this label 

WEEDS CONTROLLED 

Common Namll SCiontffic Name 

Barny!lrdgrass l:chfncchloa CIltS1}aHi 

B~Je9rass, aooual Pea allllUa 

Burweed, la""n Scliva plelOsperma 

Carpetwced Mollll9O verticllflll" 

Chickweed, romrno~ SIflllalia media Chickwe~d< momeear C!!ra!!llum wlgalum 

Cbver, hop ThfOlittm procumbens 

Crabgrass Digitaria 5PP. 

Crowfool9rass Dactytoc/enium 'i!ll!{Jyp~lJm 

Cuaweed Gnaphal/um spp. E~ningprimrase 0enoihara bl~nnis 

Fiddleneck Am$1n<:/litJ Intermedin 

Filaree l:rodlum spp. 

Foxtail, glMI Selaria fibe!!' 

F oxtai~ green s-elarfa Viffdrs 

FO:.1ail yelow Setaria glauca Goos~grilsS e/euslne indica 

HE!Ilbit Lamium ampJe~lcaule 

!tchgrass RoltbGellia exaffala 

John$ongr.lS$ {Irom seed) SOrghum halepenlle 

Jung1erice t:chinochlea colona 

KtlOtwGed, pros:rate Polygonum avicvfnrt: 

Kochia KoC'hia ocoparia Lam!lsquafle!S CheoopodIlJm album 

Lovegrass (fmmseed) erogrostis spp. 

Panicum, blO'Mltop PaniclJm faseiCIJlawm Pallic~, Fail Panicum dlchotomifloflJm 

PailicOOl, T~XilS All!lcum fexanurn 

pigweed Amaranihus spp. 

PUIlCMlIVloo 7h·bulu~ te(1!;lsm~ 

PtxSial'll! PorMaca olel1lcca 

Ptziey, Florida Richardfa ~abra 

Rockel, London SisymMum irio Sandb~r, field CenC'hrus Incetlus 

Soopherdspurse Capsefla bllrsa-paSiaris Signalgr(lS$ Brochi:alia p/atyph)ll/a Smartwe~o, Peoospvania Polygonurn pensy/Vanlcum SpeedweJ, com iA!lOnica arven$IS 

Spmngletop, Mexican Leplochloa unlnerv/a ~ronglelop, red LeplCcIlloa filiform/s 

Sp!.lrge, ~nrn.'ill Euphorbia $pp, 

SpLJrge, prosttate l:lJphOibia h(llTJlsllata 

Ver.<etJeal (l:~ed) Abub10n lheCf>hra$fi 

WitchgIO$S Panlcum caprI/are 

Woodsorre~ yeI:ow Oxalis slricta 

Wooll)i cupgrass &iochlOa vif/osa 

APPLtcATlONRATES ) 

Apply this product Io.r pre",'lelgence weed cont'ol USing broadcast w.ay 

equ·pmenl uS"ng the following rates· , , 

APPLICATION RATES 

Th($: Product This Product 

Duration ofContror (quJA) (n .. o-l:sJfOOO sq. ft.) 

SMrt Term (2 to -4 months) " " Long Te:m (6 to B months) ,., ,., For Hand·held Spray Equlpm.nt~ ReIer to. the "Appl,caMn Rates " robte 

to ~termine the amount of this proouct to be applied per 100(1 square lee-t. 

The amount 01 water to be used for the applicatio~ should be sufficient for 

thorOUgh rov(!r~e without runoff, Calibration of backpack or other hand· 

held equipmenl will vary with each operator. Determine the amount ofwaler 

needed to Ireat 1000 ~qu..,a feet belore mixing the spray SOlution. Refer 

tQ "Mixin~ tnstrucijons" secijon 01 this labet. 

The efficacy 01 Ihis product will improve il the application is rollowed by 

ono..nallinch of rainfan or its ~quivalent in $prinkler irrigatOon. Erra~c II-c:eo 

control witl result il this product is nol acllvaled by rainlall or irrigatiOn 

Vlithin 30 days. 

THtS PRODUCT tN TANK MtXTURE FOR ORNAMENTALS 

This prOduct can beta nk mixedwilh gf,tphosate, Finale TU, Omamec", Gallery,.... 

simazineand other simitarherl)lcides to centrol omJerg~dweeds inornamentals. 

00 not apply tank mixlures containing glypllosate or Finale over the top 01 

ornamenlal plants. Belor~ lank mixing a simple iar test is recommMd¢d to 

insure compatibiiily 01 herbiCides. 

MNays re~d the co.mp~niOn proOUC! label, Follow all use precaulions and 

restrictions that ~pply to each product used. Always follow Ihe most reo 

s\{ictive label. 

USE RESTRtCTlONS ANO PRECAunONS FOR ORNAMENTALS 

t. 00 not<lpply Ihis product in \IreenhoUSe!l, shadehouses 01' other enClosed 

strtlCtures. 

2. Appf,t this product to est<lbllshed plantings. 

3. Do not mOlke appliC<llions to gr~lteo (or buooed) liners at any lime. 

4, 00 not make over-Ihe·top applications to tiners or transplants. 

5. 00 not apply this produclto ~ners cr tronsplanls du:ing bIId break or at 

time ot fir$l nush of new gfowth. 

6. When making appr:cations 10 established liners or tranSplants, diroct 

sprays to the soil. 

7. 00 not allow spray to couer or penetrate Ioh~ge andlor b~ds or iniury 

is likely to occur. 

6. Delay application 10 seedbeds, transplant beds or liners until planls 

have become well rooteo. Aller .... soil or planling mixes to s~ttle firmly 

loltowing Iransplan!ing before IIpplying this product Do not allow din~cl 

contact 01 this product with roots. 

9 .. On establiShed rootstoCk, <lpplication 01 this prodtlCt can be made belOl'e 

buddingl'grafting the plant5, 

I D. Plant only tho$e plant species li$ted on this label Into $oil tteated the 

p:euious $~son with this ploduct to avoid plant injury. 

11, For container grown omamentals. delay nrst application of this prl)juct 

to bar~root liners 2 to 4 weeks after tran5p1an~ng. 

12. It is recommended ll1attreated plllnt5 be ev~luated for t to 2 months 

prior tomaking application toa lal9f! number of plants. The user auurnes 

responsibility for any GlOp (iar'T'Jage or other liability. 

LANDSCAPE AND GROUND MAINTENANCE 

This product can be incorporated into landscape ~nd ground mainlenance 

programs tQ provide extended preernergenca control 01 mo!llInllUalgri)UiO$ 

~nd certain broildJ(!af weeds. Areas 10 be Ueateo. 5uch as fl!ncelines and 

borders, mutch beds, parking area~ and roadsides, around slatuary or 

monuments, and simihlr areas, should be Iree 01 emergeo weeds ~fOre 

applica~on. To rsmove emerged weeds. either cuilivate or tank mix Ihis 

product with a postemergence herbicide labeled for such use. 

Refer to the "APPLICATION RATES" table unoer Ihe 'ORNAMENTALS" 

section 01 this tabel for use ratil$. Avoid unintentionat contact 01 spray 

sofution of this prodtlCt to stone, wood, or other porous surfaces as slair.lng 

may occur. To avoid staining, rinse immedietely. 

NON-BEAR.ING FRUIT AND NUT CROPS AND 

VINEYARDS ( .... lmond. Apple, Aprico.t, Ch~rry, Citnt»~ f19, Grape, 

Nectarine. Oliv(!, Peach, Paar, Pecan, Pistachto, Ptum, PrJnl!l Walnut 

Engtish) "j'" ,> 

This product may be appr.ed lor pl(len''llrge9ci conttol 01 r.)ost annual 

grasses and certam brOildleaf weeo$.. " 

Apply the spray d"ectly to Ihe ground blJ,liJ'lJ !I'~,trees 0.' ",I;{s~ Refer tQ 

the "APPLICAllON RATES" table under the ~0RN1MENTAl" ~~ction olthis 

label, ',"". 

Affow so~ or planlin~ mixes to settle lirmly.I?I!o)l'jng transplU1;hir.'and that 

there are no cracks thai IM)uld ar.ow direct Co~!act (If this product,and root!. 

Direct!!d sprays where soli and media surf,ar~S, ~rb unilorml~ )=9u,ered will 

result in best weed contral and plant tolerance. " 

For newly tran$planted ar.d one year Old Grapeuines, apply o<tli MIen they 

are dOl'man:. Do not apply if cuds have started 10 swen. , 'j ~ 

This produCI may be used where the roots 01 a lruil. vine. ~ut;qQ)1'.ilnenlal 

plant encroach into a tre~~bte are;,. 

FtN·DEE 3.3 T&D HERBICIDE Page 5 <It 6 
NON·CROPLAND INCLUDING Tn... _"PLANTATIONS 

Thls prOduct CM be used for m3intenMctl Of ~rounds in noncropland areas: 

prEemergence controt of the weed sp~::ie5listed in and around e$~blished 

tree planUllions (inrJuding Chostmll$ treu); PlJlpwood and fiber farms: in 

and arOund established ornamentals planted ill noncropland areas ~UCh a~ 

highway rights·of-way, and utility Substations. Thi$ producl may be used 

for hill'dwoOd and COnifer rC{jeneraUon on conservation reseNe program 

IOOd or similar areas. 

Refer to tho "APPLICATION RATES" table under the "ORNAMENTALS" 

~c60n of this label for use ra!!!s. 

This product may be applted at Planting or to esltiblished trees. When ma~ing 

an ~plicatiOn at pl/ltlting, it is important that slit closure be achieved to 

avoid direct contact of tree roots with this product or this product baing 

washed into the root 20ne via the op¢n ~tit or root stunting may occur. 

For post·emergence use, tank·mlx combination of this product with 

glyphosate, Finale. or other tabeled herbicides ara recommended. ReIer to 

::opproved tabetlog for species recommendations. 

Riltes for the tank-mix compounds should be determined kom the producl 

laIlel$ of both this product and partner herbicides prior to use. Precaution 

must be exercised to prevent combtnation sprays from direct cont(l;ct with 

desirable Io~age or injury may result. This produd plus diuron or simazine 

combinations will broaden weed controt spectrum, however, use 01 

combinations ma.y restrict this product uSlige in sensWve (lIreas. Refer to 

m/lnufacturero' l/lbel3 lor specifIC use directions, precautions, and limitations 

before use and follow those tIlet ere most restrictive. 

TOTAL VEGETATION CONTROL 

This product tan~.mi~ed with Al"$enel~, Pteteatf', ~ypi"<Isate, diuron, Fjoale, 

OU$~, or other produCls can provkle bare grou~d, or total vegetation control. 

This product can be u$lld to provide greater pI/lOt sele<;tivity In areas Where 

such action may be desirad. Such sites might have roots of tandscape 

vegetation, omamentals. or desirable trees encroachinllinto the traeted lone. 

Refer 10 tank mix pertner labels regerding effe<;ts on deSirable plants. Do 

not lank mix with Arsenat in Californie. 

Appticetions may be made to existiog weeds contrOlled by the parme! 

nerbicid~. Rates shoutd be determinEld from the ptoduct labels prior to use. 

FOllow the most restrictive label iostructfons. 

For Kochla: Combinetions of this product wi(/! Arsenal or diuron aro 

recommended if control hes tlee~ a probtc;m for other herbicides. 

Reier to the "APPLICATtON RATES" table under the ·'ORNAMENTALS'· 

section of this li>bel for Wle rates. 

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL 

PESTICIDE STORAGE: 00 noi stme belOW 4d"F. Extended stmage 

at temperaturl!S betow 40"F cen result in the formation of crystalS 

00 the bottom of container. tf crystallization does oeeur, store the 

containeron its ~Ide at room temperature (70'F) and rock occasionally 

uotil crystals redissotve. 

PESTtCIDE DtSPOSAL: Pesticide wastes are toxlo_ tmproper djsposal 

of excess pesticide. ~pray mixture. or rin$llte is a violation of Federal 

taw. tf these wastes cannot be disposed of by use according to label 

instruc~ons, contact your State Pesticide or Environmenret Control 

AgeOOy, or the Hazardous Weste Representative at the nearest EPA 

Regi:)MI Office for guidanc~. 

CONTAINER OtsPOSAL: 

NOf1(lIftttabl(l Contalnor (ngld metertati lESS than 5 gallons): 

Nonrefillabte container. 00 not reuse or refill this container. Offer 

for recycling. if available. CleM container promptty sfter emptying. 

Trjple rinse as follows: Empty the remaining contents into epplication 

equipment or a mix tank and drain for 10 seCOndS after the flow 

Mjilins to drip. Fill the contelner Of1(ilofourth futt with water and recap. 

Shake for 10 seeonds. Pour rinsate jnto application equipment or a 

mix Ian~ or store rinsate for later use or disposal. Drnin for 10 seconds 

after the flem begins to drip. Repeat thi3 procedure two more times. 

Dispose of empty container in a sanitary landfill or by incineration. 

or, if aItowed by State and tocal authorities, by burning. tf burned, 

stay out of smo~e. 

Nonrofittilble Contatner (rigid materiat; 5 glillons or greater)', 

Nonrefillabte container. 00 not reuse or refin this COnteiner. Offer 

for recycling, if available. Clean cont~iner promptty after emptyll19. 

Triple rinse as fo~oW$: Empty the remaining contents Into application 

equipment or a mix tan~. Fill the conteiner ona·fourth full with water 

Repll)ce and tighten etosures. Tip conlainer on its side and roll it 

back and forth, ensuring at leQ~t one complete revotution, for 30 

secondS. Stend thl!" container on its eM and tip jt back end forth 

severnl times. Tum the container over onto its other end and tip it 

bac~ end forth several times. Empty the rlnsate tnto application 

equipment or a mix tank or store rinute for tater use or disposal. 

Repeet this proc(Xlure two more times. Oi~pose of empty container 

in a sanitary tandfill or by incineraUon. or, if allowed by State and 

10c",1 ~uthOrities. tly tlurlllng. If burned. stuy out of smo);e. 

fO'm/fnuorJ} 

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL leM(" 

Refiltabtu Contatners: Refillable container. Refill this container with 

this product only. 00 not reuse this container for any other purpoSl!!. 

Cleaniog the container before final disposal is tbe responSibility of 

the person disposing of the container. Cleaning before refiHing is the 

responsibtlity of the refilter. To clean the container before final 

disposat empty the remeining contents from this container into 

application equipment or mix tan);. Fill the container about 1d% lull 

with water. Agitate vigorously or recirculate w::otar with the pump for 

2: minutes. Pour or pump rin$afe into application equipment or rinsete 

COllectiOn system. Repeet this rinsing procedure two more times. 

For Restdentlal/Househotd Ulie: 

PESTtCtOE OISPOSAL: Call your local solid weste agency for 

disposal instructions. Never place unused prOduct down any ir.door 

or outdoor drain, 

CONTAINER OtSPOSAL: NOnrenlable container. Do n:)t reuse or refill 

this container. If empty, place in tre~h or offer for recycling il 

eveilable. If partially filled, cell your locel solid waste agency for 

disposal instrucMns. Never ptace ul1U$l!d product oown any indoor 

or outdoor drain. 

WARRANTY-CONDITIONS OF SALE 

OUR DIRECTIONS FOR USE of \hi, product are based upon tests 1m. 

lieved reliabte. FOllOW directions carefully, Timing and methOd of ~pplication, weather and crop cOndittons, mixtures with other chemicats not 

specificatly recommendad and cther influencing factors in the use Of 

this prOduct are beyond the contrOl of Ihe Seller. To tile e~tent con~is· 

lent with applicabte law, Buyer assumes au ris~s of use. storage end 

handting of this materiat not in strict accordence with directions given 

herewilh. 

To the extent conSistent with applicable law, in no case shall the Manu. 

flIcturer or the ~lIer be tiable for consEquentiat, speciat or jndirect 

damages fl!wlting from the use or handlir.jil of this ?\,oducl when such 

use ancJlor handling is not in striet accordance with dlractions given 

herewith. Tile foregomll js a condjtion of sale by the Sell~r and is accepted as such by the Buyer. 

Alsen .. ar><l P ~ .au nrc r>lg~tefl'd ~ad.m ",k. 0/ SASf. 

AcQsim and Ffrl.Ie"'''r~lf'l'''rMltnd.mM(s prSoytllAG 

Om"""",a.~d Trim"" nrete;l·,$Iel~dlr.d~m;)lkGQt PflrG",~onCorp. 

Tht~W~y'!w~m~'kcfLESCO,tJlC 

G~Ik>'Yi,orrOdvm"'kofDaw A;jroStionoM 

Ou.H. a regi.liIledll ad""'!)1 k {)I E.1. ~u Pc.nt 00 N e rnpUr$ ~ r>:l O()flloan~ 

NOTIFICATION 

,JUN 19 2009 

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PIN·OH 3.3 TaO HERBIOIDE f'~Q~6 ore 
Drexel Chemical Company 

June 9, 2009 

Submission of Revised Label per PR Notice 2007~4 

DREXEL PIN-DEE 3.3 T&O (EPA Reg. No. 19713-590) 

This notification is consistent with the guidance of PR Notice 2007-4 and the 

requirements of EPA Regulations at 40 CFR 156.10, 156.140, 156.144, 156.146 and 

156.156. No other changes: have been made to the labeling or the Confidential Statement 

of Formula of this product. I understand that it is a violation of 18 U.S.C. Sec. 1001 to 

willfully make any false statement" to EPA. I further understand that if this no.tification is 

not consistent with the requirements of 40 CFR 156.10, 156.140, 156.144, and 156.146 

and 156.156, this product may be in violation of FIFRA and I may be subject to 

enforcement action and penalties under Sections 12 and 14 ofFIFRA 

FOR DREXEL CHEMICAL COMPANY 

UZGCHAN 

Registration Manager 

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1700 Channel Avenue' Post Office Box 13327· Mllmphl.$, Tennessee 36113-0327 OJ'" 

Phone: {901J 774-4370 • Fax: (901) 774-4666 • E-Mail: info@drexchem.com • www.DrexChem.com 

MIIi1iIjU* 

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Drexel Chemical Company 

June 9, 2009 

Submission of Revised Label by Notification per PR Notice 98-10 

DREXEL PIN-DEE 3.3 T&O (EPA Reg. No. 19713-590) 

) 

This notification is consistent with the Provisions of PR Noticc 98~10 and EPA 

Regulations at 40 CFR 152.46, and no other changes have been made to the labeling or 

the Confidential Statement of Formula of this 'product. I understand that it is a violation 

ofl8 U.S .C. Sec. 100 I to willfulIy make any false statement to EPA. I further understand 

that if this notification is not consistent with the terms of PR Notice 98~ 1 0 and 40 CFR 

152.46, this product may be in violation of FIFRA and I may be subject to enforcement 

action and penalties under Sections 12 and 14 ofFIFRA, 

FOR DREXEL CHEMICAL COMPANY 

UZGCHAN 

Registration Manager 

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1700 Chllnnc) Avenue' Pos1 Office Box 13327 • Memphb, Tenne'lO'IOee 38113-0327 N~;' 

Phone: (901) 774-4370 • Fax: (901) 774.4656 • E-MlIil: info@drexchem.com • www.DrexChl'lm.com 

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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 

JUL --2 ~OD8 

LuzG. Chan 

Drexel Chemical Company 

1700 Channel Av. 

P.O. Box 13327 

Memphis, TN 38113-0327 

Dear Ms. Chan 

Subject: Storage Stability and Corrosion Characteristics Study 

Drexel Pendi T&O 3.3 EC 

EPA Registration No. 19713~590 

Your submission dated: September 19, 2007 

The Agency has conducted a review of the subject study and we found it is acceplable. 

SYMBOL> 7505P 7505P 

SURNMIE )- Bien Tompkins 

DATE > 6-18-08 

EPA Fonn 1320·[ (12-70) 

"Sincerely ourS, 

• 

m,Tompkin 

Pro~uct Manager (2S) 

f Heroicide Branch 

;, Regi~tration DiVision (7S0SP) 

\J 

CONCURRENCES , 

OFFlCfALFILECOPY j :J 
DATE OUT: 05119108 

SUBJECT: STORAGE STABILITY & CORROSION CHRACTERISTICS REVIEW 

ACCELERATED STUDY [ I; ONE YEAR STUDY [XI; 

OVER 1 YEAR STUDY [ I 

MP [I EP [XI EUP [ I 

DP BARCODE No.: 344308 REG. No.: 19713~590 

DECISION No.: 384117 MRID No(s): 472279~01 

PRODUCT NAME: PoNDI T&O 3.3 EC ( t 

COMPANY: DREXEL CHEMICAL CO. r. ~ j/l 0 

FROM: Name of the ReviewerJing Xu ~ ,-..~;> Product Chemistry Team , AI,., 112-<-.1 C"¥ 

Technical Review Branch/RD (7505P) S-' VyV""'-

TO: Ching~Tsen Bien/JamesTompkins RM 25 

Herbidde Branch I RD (7505P) 

I. CONCLUSIONS: 

STORAGE STABILITY (830.6317): 

[XI ACCEPTABLE 

[ ! UNACCEPTABLE" 

[ ! UPGRADEABLE* 

40CFR158.190 DATA REQUIREMENT: [XI SATISFIED [[ NOT SATISFIED 

CORROSION CHARACTERISTICS (830.6320): 

[XI ACCEPTABLE 

[ [ UNACCEPTABLE" 

[ [UPGRADEABLE" 

40CFR158.190 DATA REQUIREMENT: [XI SATISFIED [! NOT SATISFIED 

II. STUDY SUMMARY 

A. STUDY CONDUCTED UNDER US GLPIOECD GUIDELINES 

[XI Yes 

[! No 

B. PRODUCT INFORMATION 

Active ingredient(s): Pendlmethalin 

Label claim(s) Nominal C?oncentration(s) (%): 37.4% 

Initial concentration(s) of the AI(s) (%) used in the study: 36.7% 

Lower certified limits (%) based on AI % in the study: 35.6% 

C. EXPERIMENTAL PARAMETERS 

Temperalure: [X[ Room Temperature 

1 year [Xl; over 1 year [ 1 

Type of container: f 1 Glass; [ ] Metal; [Xl HOPE; [ [Fluorinated HOPE; 

[ J other 

Analysis at intervals: [Xl 3 months; 

[Xl 6 months; [X] 12 months 

[ lOver 12 months 

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D. ANALYTICAL METHOD 

Method DETECTOR 

275°C FlO (Flame Ionization Detector) 

Gas chromatography (GC) 0 ECD (EI~ctron Capture Detector) 

0 N/P (Nitrogen/Phosphorous Detector) 

0 Other· 

0 FlO (Flame Ionization Deteelor) 

Capillary Gas chromatography (CGC) 0 ECD (Electron Capture Detector) I 

0 N/P (Nitrogen/Phosphorous Detector) i 

0 Other . i 

0 UVNIS (nm) 

High Pressure Liquid chromatography (HPLC) 0 RI (Refractive Index) 

0 Other 

GC-MS I LC-MS Specify 

Other S p eci fy 

E_RESULTS 

1. After storage at ambient temperature for a period of3, 6, and 12 months, the 

concentrations of active ingredient Pendimethalin, were within the ranges of certified 

limits based on the AI% in the study. 

2. No signs of darkening, leaking or deterioration of the packaging material containing the 

product were observed after 3, 6, and 12 months storage under typical warehouse 

conditions. The container of the test substance remained similar in appearance to the 

control container. 

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Mr. Luz G. Chan 

Product Registration 

Drexel Chemical Company 

P.O. Box 13327 

Memphis, TN 38113·9327 

UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460 

OffICE Of 

JAN 3 0 2DDn 

PREV roNTION. PESTICIDES AND 

TOXIC SUBSTANCES 

SUBJECT: Application for Pesticide Notification (PRN 98·10) 

Request Alternate Brand Name "Drexel PIN-DEE 3.3 T&O 

EPA Reg. No. 19713·590 

Application Dated January 22, 2008 

Dear Mr. Chan: 

The Agency is in receipt of your Application for Pesticide Notification under Pesticide 

Registration Notice (PRN) 98·10 dated 01122108 for the above product. The Registration 

Division (RD) has conducted a review ofthis request for its applicability under PRN 98-10 and 

finds that the action(s) requested fall within the scope ofPRN 98-1 O. The label submitted with 

the application has been stamped "Notification" and will be placed in our records. 

If you have any questions, please call me directly at 703-305-6249 or Owen F. Beeder of 

my staff at 703·308·8899. 

Sincerely, 

~<-.. .4 ~. 1 L t1. • __ Q 

.JJyLinda Arrington ~D"'r.-'''''''''''''' 

d· Notifications & Minor Fonnulations Team Leader 

Registration Division (7505P) 

Office of Pesticide Programs 

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Drexel Chemical Company 

January 22, 2008 

Document Processing Desk (NOTJF) 

Office of Pesticide Programs (7504PJ 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

Rm 8-4900 

One Potomac Yard 

2777 S Crystal Drive 

Arlington, VA 22202 

Re: Submission of Alternate Brand Name by No'tification 

Basic Brand Name: DREXEL PEND! T&D 3.3 EC (EPA Reg. No. 19713·590) 

Alternate Brand Name: DREXEL PIN~DEE 3,3 r&O 

Herewith: 

1. Completed EPA Form 8570-1 

2. One (1) copy of the fabel (597ASP-0906) with the alternate brand name DREXEL PIN.DEE 3.3 

T&O. 

Also, please take note that the "1·800-CLEANUP" was dropped from the Container Disposal in 

the Storage and Disposal box, per PR Notice 2007-1. 

The Warranty Statement was also updated where "To the extent consistent with applicable 

law" was added before "Buyer assumes ..... " and "In no case ...... " 

Please be assured that the two above label UPdates were also applied to the label of the basic 

brand name, Drexel Pendi T&O 3.3 EC. 

3. Certification Statement 

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If you have questions/clarincation regarding this submission, I can be reached at (901) 774--43/'00

' 

or e-maif lchan@drexchem.com. .~ 0,. ~, • 

Thank you. 

Respectfully yours, 

FOR DREXEL CHEMICAL COMPANY 

C~..a dv/V'../ L-u~c3 Chan 

Registration Manager 

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1700 Channel Avenue' Post Office Box 13327 • MemphiS, Tennessoe 38113·0327 

Phone: (901) 774.4370 • Fax: (901) 774·4666 • E·MaH: Info@drexehem.com • www.DroxChem.com 

B'lljji. 

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Pf •••• ' .. dllu 't:tlolU • .,.,,. (\It! ·itJ_'" Fo~ rovo~ ~RNo. .. , • '_'JMII; -

Unit~d Statu: § Registration OfP Idantiflflr Number 

&EPA Environmental Protection Agency Amendment 

W."hington, DC 2046() .f Other 

Application for Pesticide - Section I 

I. Company/Product Number 2. EPA Produot Moneo" 3. Proposed CI,uificetion 

19713-590 JIM TOMPKINS 0 None o Roatricted 

4. Company/Produot (Nemo) PM. 

DREXEL PENDI T&O 3.3 EC 25IHERBICIDE BRANCH 

5. Name end Addrass of Appllcant !Include ZIP Codtl/ 6, Expedited Reveiw. In accordance with FIFRA Seclitln 3(cJ(3) 

Drexel Chemic:al Company (bJIil, my product is similar or identical in composition and labeling 

P.O. Box 13327 to: 

Memphis, TN 38113-0327 EPA Reg, No. 

o Ch.cIt; if thfs ;$ a MW .ddre" Product Name 

Section - II 

0 Amondmont - Explein below. l!J Final printed lobel' in repeonS(! to 

Agency lettor dated 

0 Ro~ubmhlsion In rUponso to Ag~ncy loner datod 0 WM,I Toow ApplioQtion, 

0 Notilioation - Explain below_ 0 Othor - Explain bolow. 

Explanation; USII lIddltionel plIgal~1 if naclts~ory. IFor $lIeliOn land Saotlon 11.1 

Submission at allemate brand name, PIN-DEE 3.3 T&O. The tequired certifrcalion letter is submltled. 

Thank you. 

Section - III 

1. M.tarlal ThJ. Product Will Be Peokogad In: 

Child-RO$istont PoekoQing Unit Peckooing WlIter Sohmlo PlIckllglng 2. Typo of Contllinor 

Et Bv" 8 v .. No No ~M'''' Plastic No GI.,s 

• CertifiClltion must If ·YasW No, por If wYesw No. por Pap'" 

Unit Peckogino WI/t. oontainor Paokal/o Wilt contAiner Othor (Spacityl bs submitted 

3. Looation of Not Contonts Informotion 4. SilOIs) Rliltoil Containor 15~tion of Lltbel Diroctions 

U Label U Como/nar 

15. Mannlr in Which Lllballs Affixed 10 Produot oUthoaroPh 0 OthOr papar.~luod 

Staner ad 

Section - IV •• > • , , ... - 1. Conloct Point (Complote itelm diroctly baJow for identm(UJtron of fndivfdu.' tc b. contocttrd, if (focuss/U)'. to procon this Ilpp1c..!.iQ~.1 

• Namo r,;, ;r,oJo,P,h.'ilnO No. Hn~lud' Aruo Codo) 

lUZGCHAN REGISTRATION MANAGER : (90'1) ·~74-437P. • 

Certification 

-" " , , 6, Oato'tpplieodon --- , , ~iieeJva?l I cenlfy that tha statoments I hava mada on this fOlm ond all ottaohment'll tharlto ere true, eoourata and OOl)1P~O~I;, 

I eoknowlodoa thot eny knowllngl1y false or mJ,lnding statoment mey be punishablo by fin. or impri$ann'um,t p\, . , ' ' (~iampedl both undor Jpplicllble law. '" , 2. SlgM4ture 3. Titlo · . 

¥~ 2008.01.22 " " 08:45:03 -06'00' REGISTRATION MANAGER " - · , . . , 

4. Typod Nom. 5. Detll 

LUZ G CHAN January 22, 2008 

An 

EPA FOlm 6570-1 mev. 3-941 ProvioulJ edit1on~ ar. oblJQloto. Whl1:o • EPA F"d. CQ9Y lorigin.1) Venow'-XppliCWIt Copy 
PIN·DEE'

M 3.3 T&O 

Herbicide 

For use in Turfgrasses. Ornamentals, landscape or 

Grounds Maintenance, Non-bearing Fruil and Nut Crops and 

Vineyards, and Noncropland. 

ACTIVE lNGREDlENT: 

PendimethaHn ..... 

OTHER lNGREOlENTS": 

TOTAL: 

Thii prodlJCt conl:lins 3.3 pounds cl Pendimethatin per galton. 

'Com~ins aromal<: n3phlilll. 

37.4% 

62.6% 

100.0% 

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 

CAUTION 

See FIRST Am Below 

EPA REG. 'NO.1 9713-590 

EPA EST . NO 19713 . NetC 0 ntents' 

FIRST A(D 

II" SWALLOWED: 

• c"U a poison conllo;l cenler or dOdor immedlaloty for treatment ad~ce. 

• 00 001 gil':! 3rT)' ~qlid to thil pe=n. • 00 oollnd<.<::e ""mlfing oolels lold 10!:ly /I. poison oonlml eenterordoctor. 

• Do 001 gMt ;m,1hing bymotnl to an uncoMciolJ(; Or cort."Jising perscrt 

II' IN EYES: • Hold eye o~~n ard nose sl:ho.tJ "oj ~nliy wi!h W3ter rc,15 10 20 rrin~s. 

• Remow colllilcl ie"Mes, if preser;t, alief tI1e ~f1i1 5 mim:!eS, lhen conUn"", 

rll\$lng eYe. 

• CaU.(I P9',scn COntrol oen!lirordoc\Qr fortre;rtment ad'1oe. 

IF em SKIN OR CLOTHING: 

• Take clf contarr.jllated dClfJiI"Q. 

• Rir.;e $kin immediately milt plenty of _I<>r for 15 10 20 mill<Jles. 

• Cal a polson conlrcl cen\l!r or doctor ftlI" frlmtmen\ adVice. 

IF tNHALED: 

• Mow p&fl;Onlo fr~h ci~ 

• !f per.lon i~ 001 breathil9. caU 911 or an amb\tance. then gi't'S arti~~at 

rosplrntlon. prl!i'erably /TlOuli"Ho.mOIt.h. If possible. 

• Ca~ il po!$OncoJlroI centt>rordoctot for treatnWtnl adlioo. 

Noto: HaW tt".e- prcdoo! conllliMr or l:ibel with you when wiNng ill poison 

conlrot cell!er or doctor ar gOing for treatment For tmoll1llltlon on this 

pesU:::ldc pr(lduc:t rO"dcding heullh concerr,!;. medical emergencies Or 

pesticide Irrcidents}. Ciltlthe N<ltiollEil Pesticide IrrfOtmBlon CefI!m a! [..800. 

8Sa.7378. 

Note To PhY$IObn: ContliM 1In">m3tiCr:(IphU"!lil' ">OrlWng may COlu:'le 

aspim~on pr.el.l1lOl1ia. Secauwot increased risk ofchemicat pne"'l"lOniil ar pulmonary e4errw cau$ed by aspiration of the hydrocmbon ~d;elll, wrnifing ~hooId bc in:lu;ed only ..mer profe'l$iO!'\il1 $upeNision. 

PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 

Hazards 10 Hum3lls and Dome&!5c An;mat~ 

CAUTION: Harmful if swallowed Cf ab!orbed tflrough Ihe $kin. CilU,;eS 

moderato eye irrrtauon. AVOid CQnlllct With skin. eye$ Or clothing. 

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMEN:7jPPEj: Some millerill$ lhat ~ro 

ehcmica).resislant to this product ara ~sted below. If you went more op. 

("'ns. W10w lhe instructions for categwy G ()f1 an EPA cllemical re5isVInce category sBleclion chart 

(Corrflnuod) 

PRECAUnONARY STATEMENTS 

NON·WPS USES: 

....pplicaton> and other handlers lexcopt MlxerslLoadcr~) who handl'" 

this pcsticido for any uso not OOVOfOd by tho Wor~or Proteotion 

St.ll.nd~rd tWPS). 4(1 CFR Part 1711 C in gllnerat, onty agrlculWl;i1 

plant u~or; are covored by th", WP5 • musl Wl)~r: LO~(f"$ltleved ~hirt 

and long pant!, chemical·rezlslant gloves such ~s nflril ... rubber ~ 8 mils. 

$hoe$ plu~ ~O<;~$, 

Mixelll and loaders mu~t wear: Long-1'leeved shirt and long pnnl$. cr 

coW/milS. chemfoaHUi$tant ~I ...... es, ~~h as barrier lamin~re, hulyt rubber ~ 14 mils. !leoprnne rubber ~ 14 m'S. or ",ton ~ 14 mit~. shOll$ plus 

socks. 

WPS USES: 

Applic;lors and other handlers who handle Ih~ pUl1eklt for any 

use covered by IhQ WPS. 4g CFR part f7g· In gon!!l"ai, agricultural· 

plant u$CS are eovored • must w~ar: Long·steeved shirt and long panl •• 

chemiw·re$lstant gloves. such as b~rriert~minate, bulyl ro;bber:! 14 mls. 

neopr~~" rubber ~ 14 mEls, O!" viton ::! 14 m~s, shoe. plus socks. 

Forrow manUlicturer's in$lructions for c1eoningfmainle1lllng PPE.lt 110 svoh 

inslrucr.ons for wlishabt",.. ex;$I, use da!l!rgent ~nd hot w~ter. K~ep and 

Wll$h PPE sQpnml<lly from olh",r latmdf)'. 

USER SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS 

Uscro shOllld: t} Wush hands bllfore ealing. drin~iJl9, cl\I!wll1g QlOl1, (ISing 

lobacco Or u!ing the 10ile1. 2) Removo clothing fmme~:Jllely if pe:llicide 

gets insl~e. Then waSh thoroughly and put on cle~n dolhiJ"(l. 3) Remove 

PPE immediately lIfler handling this product. WJ$!r lIle outside gloves 

betore removmll. k $000 as po$sible. will:h IhOC"wghl, lind change into 

clean doU1ing. 

ENViRONMENTAL HAZAR-OS 

This produ-;;t i$ toxic to fo$h, 00 nO! apply olfecUy !o water OC" 10 areas Where 

surface water ;$ present or to intell.idal ar\l$$ below thl! rne(}fl high waler 

m~rk. O~fI Or nmolf rr(lm lfe,l1e::1l1reos may be hazardous 10 ~qua~c organrsms in adi~l:ent ~q"atic sites. 00 not contaminale waler when disposing of 

equipment Wa~hwller or MUll!. 

GENERAL INfORMATION: AND USE PRECAUTIONS 

Apply PlN·QEE 3.3 T /l. 0 only as $~etified on this libel. 

Thi3 product is formUlated <II! an ernul$ifiable concenlrate =1II1,,;ng 3.3 pounds 

of acti;<e Pendimelhal;n per gallon. 

This prodUct is a nll!ctive so~ applied hc1bicide ror preemeflicncB control of 

most Annual gra~re, uid cel13in BroI!~leaf weads as they germil)3te. in <lny 

Turlgr;lss sites (lawns. ~od, tun <lreas) such a, grounds or Ilt~IIS'llround 

r~$idential 3nd comrnerd~1 e"ta~i$hments. airporrs. alhtelic fieJ!5"rf'iheto-r. 

ies. golf eo.urses, houses ?f wot$hip. ntili~ary and other inslit.ution~, mull~ 

family dlYeI"irngs. patJ($. piemc ground$, prarncgrass 3re"s. roII~j;l,".. <;<"pools. 

and rod larms. ' 

This produe! c~n also ba used in and aroun~ ~i("J<:', licer. a~d COIllai~er\lr""", 

(){n~mGnlal nU!!l(!riu; e$tablislled I~ndseabe ornar,\cntal& B~d ornamental 

lIarden$; hled groundcovars: nonbe~ling r!Wt and'nut tree~;'rpni!;,~ and 

hl!:rdwOO:l seedling nurUlries: nnd for treot p!Jr,{':li~n $ito ~l>!pa:a·.10n ~nd 

mainleOl!nce. • • 

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Drexel Chemical Comp.CJr;"IY P.O BOX 13J27. MEldPHlS. 1N In\13..!~~ 

']"'iI_WI 
.Ak.o, INs product Can be applied for Ilenernl a",und~ maintenance orQUtld 

are;,s such as alleyways, bike "nd i<:>ggiOij path$, buildin~s. dr"'ew~y5 and 

ro;dsides, rnilrkern and fence ffnes. mulch beds, parklng lots, stone Qaft!lIns 

and snw~1 ~I.rds, VolO~nt tots ond ethllr ~milllr .rea~. It may be used under 

Mph~lt or c;onCiete treatments a" part 01" s~e p""p~r.Uion program. 

Thit product i5 fflColl">Il1ended for preemo<gMce centrol 01 most AAn~1 gr.:lsses 

and certain SroadlMI weedS;$ theygermi.,ale inanv nOrI-Cropland ~rea sucJ\ 

as brid~" abutments and "pp'(>ache!!. delitle.lltOfS. lenee rows. highway 

gllOrdraits. highway atld pipeline rights-of-way, paved or gravel surfacet, 

pet-oleum lank farms, pumphg Ir\~tallalxms. ru~ro~d. ~ignposm. ~Icr.loe aress. 

Ulj~y, utaity ~ub&l"~on$, and \'Ii.wbfeaks and shet:erbetts: ;nd O!her sim~m 

I\I'/!~S where weed eO!'!troi is desired. 

Thi$ product wal NOT cQntrQI est.abii$hed we&ds 

Est~bli5hed weee, shoutd be controlled before applyin~ thl~ JlfOduct Qf by 

us'Jl~ thi9 product in co~lunctlon with an appropriate posiemer;jence herb-Icide. UnuS~illy COld. exces~i<tely wet, or hot and dry condittoM IMt d~tay 

germin~t"ofl or extend 9e1mlneliQn Qver a long pllfiod ot tme can reduce weed 

controt. 

One·half i:'Ich d raiM:a11 or it$ equlvatllnt irI spnnkler iFri~atiOn'follewing application of thi'!. product or tank mix combinations at th~ product tmproues 

w"""d cootrol. Err1l'Jc weed eontfOl may resutt in the ab~cnce of ralnfal or 

irt%lauon wilhin 3g day" of IIppliciltion ot tills prQooct. 

Follow label dl-ections of tIlis prQduct or tank mix cQmbinatiOJ"lll of thIS product 

Cilirefuliy to avoid crop tnjury. Over-llpp~Ci\ti<Xl C-in result in crop slimd lon, 

crop Injury. or exces~lve soil residues. Uneuen applicatiQtl, improper soil 

ineorJ)Ollltiol\ or 30il incorporation deeper L'tan recommenced can dec:rease 

weed control ;ndlor eause crop Injury. 

Sec~tl~Q' di$Ule5, cold wellilher, cxcessiw. mol.hlre. shollow or eeepplanting. 

lowQfhigh !IOil pH. high sGiI sattconcen!rntic;xl. or drought c;,nweal<an $eed~ngs 

arid planls :md mcrease the pos",b~~y of erop dllm~~o ~ndlor reduce crop 

yletds from th!. product. 

This product may cause temporary d"'wJora~on of sprayed sucfcces. Rin5e 

immediately tQ lIYOkI st::linin~. Spmy colo<;nts or d)'Cs can be added to aller 

Ihe color ot the spr.llY solution to match the treated slll'laee$. 

Uies wllh Othor ProdUCI& (Tank Mixes): When lank mbtin~ this product 

wilh other herbieide~. all applicl;ble dkectiotIG. re!l!rictioou.. llnd pree:wtlons 

lor the addmonat herbicides must be tollQwed. Usc Ihe most restrictive 

Irmitatiorls $\ilted Qn tha produet!abels. Before inWa~ng tull tank mixappl!Cfltion. 

the physical compatibility 0/ the proposed mixture sh()U1d be e~~u~lec' Q;"l a 

smmlt SCiIle of rl!commend<'d ~pmy mixture cnncentrations. Also. such 

mixtures shoutd be "valualed for 'Iellel:ltion conllol betora exp;!nding 

commerei~t use. 

MIXING tNSTRUCTtONS 

Ground Drtven Sprayer: 

1. Fill t~nk ooe.!Jalf to three-quarlem tu~ with clean waier. 

2. Add this p-odtl/)llolho !)artlolly filled tmnl< while "'gitaling ~nd then fill the 

remalndCT ot the Llnk with Wilter. 

S. Maimain contillUOlls agitatiQn while adding thl' prodU<':tond until spl<lying 

ie eomploted. It the $prny mixtur(! is IIllowed to ~ettlefQr any p/lJiod oHlme. 

thGfOu~h agaaUo., is es~etltial belore spraying ts resumed. CQIltinue 

ag~atJon white spraying. 

~. IIthis produ!;! IS to 00 lI5edin tank mixture~ witll other registered hCrbleides. 

then tollow directionson Ihelabd$ ollhooc products whid! recommend t",'k 

miXing. 

S~ckpa<;k Spr~Yllr: 

t. Begin witll ~ clean spray ~nk. 

2. Filithe $pray Iionk onl!·holffu~withcleanwater andadd the retjuired amount 

of this product 10 the spraytr, 

3. Cap sprayer ~nd agilrue 10 ensure mlxl~g, 

~. uneap spl1lyer aile' finish mling tank 10 de$ired I"uol. 

s.. cap sprayer and ~git.1e once again. 

CUring i1ppication il15 deslrab!e 10 agirate!he mixture Qn occasion to ensure 

mixino.lfthe spray mixture is alowed tO$eme tor any period of t)me, thorou~h 

agitation ts es~entiat !wfore spraying is r&sumed. 

Liquid I'ltrtitizors: Smalt qL'onti~es ~hQ'Ild 3twQy~ be tested using a simple 

tar te~t. Prior tQ mixing. IIdd the required amou~t of this product 10 1'.;tf fi~ed 

~pr;y tllM while ~~~atlng then add Ihe fert~izer product. Complete filling spray 

tank tQ de$irec' tevel. 

DrySutk Forl:iliz~r!i: This produclmaybe impregnaled on dry bul~ tartilrzors. 

Thi$ prrufuetlOry Sulk FcrIJlizermlxtures will provide weed control equal tOlhal 

prouid!c' by the same rntes ot this prodoct applied in water, when applled.u 

directed. 

SPRAYlNGtNSTRUCTIONS 

Appl)'with properly C1Ilib~ted ground equipment in IItt<1l1$t40 Q~IIQIl~ ofwalOr 

peracre to .orO'.>lde uniform spr.ty distfibulbn. L<l"H prcs~ure (i.c. 2g to ~o psi) 

sprnyers are recommended, Maintain continuOlJsaglt3tion during~praying with 

gQQd med!~nk:al or bypass agitilfl:ln. Check sprayer routinoly for PrQper 

callbrauon. AVOid Q\--erI3ps~t w~ increoso rPlet;bove tho;e recpmrr,ended. 

Avoid appicnrlOn when wmds may caU$e d(.fl 

Avoid unintentionat contact of ~(Ily sotutlo~ with drivewayll, stone. vro()(j Or 

other porou. surf .. ce~. RiM!! immed .. teiy to e,",id stainirJg. 

DtRECTtONS FOR USE 

It is II vio1;tion at F!!derat law 10 usc this ProclL'!:t in a monner incoMi:;lent 

with ~~ taboting. 

Do not apply this product in a way that Will contact worker/; or other persons. 

eith~r directly or through dnt!. Only protected ilandlerl; may be in the area 

during a pprcaticll. For any requiromenfs spectic to y()Ur Slate or T fibe, consoftl 

the llgency re$pOnsible for pCSlicide resvilltio~. 

DO NOT apply this product throUGh any ty~ ot ini!l~tie.' s)'"!em. 

DO NOT GPpll this produet [n groenhouses, shad~hou$es Or oUter enclQ'ffld 

~tructure~. 

Drexel Chemical CQmpany does nol recommend or authOrize Ihe u!e Q/ th,s 

prQrluct in manuf~!ur01S. processirlg or preparing custom blllnds witll other 

prodUct~ tor appkal!on \Q r..,rt or Ornamentals. 

Observe Gil use precautions and timillitloM in tills label ond the t/lhe!s 01 

product!> used in combifl',tiOn$ with this p/llduct. The lI5e of thll; prOdtlC'l not 

COt1sl$tent with Ihls kibei can reSult in injury to crops. Or may ro~lt tn poor 

weed control 

AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS 

Use Ihls product only In aceorde~ce w~h its labeling ond with the Worlwr 

Protoction Standard (\I\PS). 40 CFR P~rI 170. This standard contains 

requirements tor the protec~QIl Of agrfeullurat worlle~ on farrn~. fOre!I!i, 

nurserie$. GI'\le~IHJ'IWS ~nd hMdl~rs ct a~riculturat pesticides. It CQntQins 

r!l<lulrements fOi trainina. deeontamlnaliQ~. nOilfie3tion arod emergency 

asslstll.'ce. tt 01$(1 contains speCifIC inwucfions arM! exceptions pe.1ainin~ 

tQ the stalomen!s on this talibel abOtlI Personat Prolective Eqllipment (PPE} 

~nd Rest~cted Entry Interval (REI). The requiremen~ in this box Qf\!y 

~pply tQ uws ot this preduct Ihat are CQtI~red by the INPS. 

DO nO! enler or Gllow WO,ker IIntry inIQ treilted ~reu durins tile REI of 24 

hOUrs. 

PPE required lor earty entry IQ treoted erea$ thet is permtted Mder the 

WPS and Ihlll inllolves contllCt W~h any"ing tIlat has been !Mallid. such 

lis plants. 'oil or water is, Coueralts. dlemOeal·resi~liont ~lolICs such IS 

b~nier t:lmiMte. bUI~t rubtlllr ~ t4 mas, neoprene rubbllr ~ 14 mils. or 

vitQtl ~ t~ mils, lind shoe~ plus socks. 

NON-AGRlCULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS 

The requirements in this box appty to uses of this procwct thot lire NOT 

wr.hin th" scope oflhe W?S for a~riCu!rural postieldes (40 CFR Part 170}_ 

The INPS ;pplics whon this product is used to produce ag,ieultul'lOl plana 

Qn tarm$, forests, nurseriu. orgreenhouse~ Do nQt Mter Qr onew olhets 

lo enter the lrellled ~rcs unt1 Spt;lys hallC dned. 

TURFGRASSES 

TYPES OF 

TURFGRASS 

CootSeuon 

Gr.ts,e" 

F e~CUC (fine), 

Fe'iCue llal). 

Kentt.clly BI!legrnss, 

Pcrcm'al R!",g"'5~, 

WEEDS 

CONTROLLED 

SOI'!>J3rd9rll~s. 

CrabgmS3. Eveniog 

p~mrose, Fall 

panicum, Fox<.ail, Hop 

clover, Kno!we~d. 

OlOllis. PO<l mmua. 

Prostrate spo.cge. 

PunltaliM 

RATES OF THIS PRODUCT 

OuncesflOgO 

PinblAcre sq. It 

3.6 to ~.S 1.3 to I.e 

USE INSTRUCTIONS; UGe i'S iriti~1 appliC:ltion p~orlQ 

weed gerrnim.jion in SprirIQ_ For e;.:\~rldOd weed controt 

or whem wud lr.fcstabQfl is expe~d to be hea;y, 

repeat applicatioo using 2.S to 3.6 pi<\!!; per aero (t to 1.3 OZ5. per 1110{) $q.ft) 

For Restdllntrat Turf" 

U=e= Only: 

Goosegrnss 

3.610 4.8 1.310 I.e 

USE 1"1STRUCTIOUS: Usc a~ inltiatap~icaHon prior to 

weed gelmillnlion in Spriog, Wthe Iowerrnte was usll4 

initialty or for extended control. repeat app~ea~on ut 3.6 

ptsJacn. (t.3 omJtCgl1 $q.It.}. 

Do not e>:ceed II ma}jmum Qt~.8 pto.1A~ per 

appiCiltion for U!Jl on reside!l\ial Turl9mu. 

'Note: Rel'i<k:ntial is deflMd as Mf in a<lfresiden~1 

s~lIation as well as schools, pM'$ ~nd plo: ... :cJ.lr,ds. 

ForComme~i~lor 

Other Non_ 

Residential Tul1: 

USE INSTRUCTIONS;t1se~~ ~'itilll appicatio'n prior to '\ICed {jerm<f\!l.tion in Spring. ~t,~e lower .'il::e wu me<! 

initial!yor tor lllIIe~e1 rpSt~!. ~ .. p!>ilt apj>li~!i.q'I ~t 3.6 

pbJ~cre (t.3 ouJtOOO sl!. It).) 

00 nOleJ<::eed a ma,,;mwn <>(7.2 plsJAC1l.l p~r 

applie::otiQn fOr ~ Or. . .c;lI;lJJlr:.rdai orottlh,!,?n-, , 

residentiatTurfgm~s. , , ' 

Chlct;weed, Corn ' '-' I ' , . , 

Honbit, Lawn 3_6to~.8 ,,1},t<l18 sperulW!ln. Cudweed, J 

bUfl>-ced. POll ~nnus " , 

USE INSTRUCTIONS: Apply in!ate Sum,or;e~rty 

Fa! prior IQ "",ed ~rmirv<tiofl-

(ConftnuodJ 
TURFGRASSES (C 'r) '" Rales ofThts producl 

TYPES OF WEEmS Ounce:;IfOOO 

TIJRFGRASS CONTROllEO Plnl$lAcr~ sq.ft 

W<!nn Suson For RIII5!dGn&t Turf" 

G,US": Uses Only: 

Batiagl;lSS, a~l'nylIrdil"'$$, 

aermudagm~s, Crabgrass, E"",1li1l!! 

al.1'fobgra~, pnmlose, Fall 3.5io~.a 1,3 to 1.1'1 CenIJpl!de~ms~ ~ricum, Foxtall Hop 

FEQ<:\la (tal), dow(, Knctweed, 

SI. A ... LtS~ne~ro.ss. O>0b, P01l <JMua, 

20yslagrass Prostrote $purge, 

Ptn;I~l\8 

USE NSTRUCTlONS: U~e as ini~al aPP~Ciltion prior to weed germination i'1 Spting.Rel"'al appl1ca~on at 2.5 

to 3.6" pints per acre (tiO 1.3 OU. per 1000 \Iq,lt.) ~ner 

5 to 5 Wl!cks if r>l!ces~ry, 

Do rIOt exceed a lTlal<i<r.um o! 4.a ptS.lAcre per 

I!ppliCilitioll lor U$I< on rosidllntial Turfgrn~. 

'Nole: Residential is defil1!'!d as llA"fln !nyresldenti~1 

sitWltion as we;' as ~cllools, par!r.s and playgrounds.. 

GooSl!\iI~SS 3.' '.3 

USE NSTRUCTIONS: Apply prtor I" weed gelmirllltiOll 

in SprillO', M"ke a $l!COOO lIpp~ca~on S to II weeks 

laler. Fm extemled COntrol, an additional apprQl~on of 

3.6 ptsJAero (!,3 Otsl!OOO ~q, «.) may be mede 5 

weeks afleftt.e ~I;Ond app~l:.1ition. 

Chic1\weed, Com 

$peedweU, Cudwoed, 2.1; b 4.B 1.3 to I.a Henbit, Lawn 

burwced, Po~ annua 

USE INSTRUCTIONS: Apply inl<lte Summer orear.y 

Fa~ pnorto weed germina/jon. 

EItIC(1C"1 of Ihls ptoducl will be Improved ,I appl~lIOn IS /ollowllld by on~· 

holf IIlCh Of r/limall or il:; equivalent in ~prinkler Irrigation. Emllic weed controt 

m~y f\!SU~ ~ this p-roduct is nol ectiuated by rainfall or irtigaUon within 30 

days. 

To prilUent eSU!bli~hment (J( wel!ds ~;tIong the edges 01 lawns. it may be 

nec<!,-,ary 10 O<ie~Op tile spmy 3 to 5 ffic~s onto :!ldewalks or drl\'Cw$y~, 

etc. Rin"e p~vemenl ;mmediately 10 avoid tcmpor;1ry discolO'"'tion, 

THIS PRODUCT IN TANK MIXTURE 

To controt emerged weeds in Turfgl'il~ses, this producl can be mi~ed witll 

pos!emerger.ee helbicides. To ClInlroi emarged "nnual grns$, thi= product c~n 

be mi~o:d wi!h Ao;;laim" Extra or MSMA wheresl; brClBdleaued weeds CIIn be 

COIllrolled usin~ Tnmec", Three_Way"", 2,4-0, and other ~im~ar pro<juem, 

aef«e Mnk mi~in9 a $imple jar te~t Is lC<lQmmended'!O inuure compatibility 

01 herbfcldes. 

NwaY$ read t~ compllllbn product label. FOitow aU usc precautions and re, 

$\o"cUons 1h~1 ~A:>1y to oodl produet u~(!-d. M'Iays foJlow the mosl ",st,kti\'e 

"'" USE PRECAUTIONS fOR TURFGRASS 

" Use on welt es~bli5hed Turfgr~;s y-(ilh ;I. deme and unilonn sland. 

2. Cn newly planled ~rau. ipp[;:a~on should not bi\ made unt! Ihe Turl~ra5s 

hlts r!!ted in and hu m.ell mowed al te~! four t'mes. 

3. On Turf tMI has be~n thinned 01 damaged due 10 Wl<ltef illi"'!)'. eX!:!!5-

sive mOisture, etc., aUow TI.Irf to recover prbr to application. 

4. Appll::;a~oos made \0 ovel\\eedlld w~rm·\)nson Turt.r~sse$ mllY C<!use 

thinning or irljIJry 01 Ihe overseoWed species. 

5. Do 001 uSe on green$ or kl/!.l'J' mllY occur. 

S. Dcllt)' IllseeQln~ or Wnw o\Jl!n;(!ooong ol1ni!atiOd Tt:rfglas$ for at least 3 

month~ tollO' .... ing the last applOcal;on of this producl 

7. DeilY sprigging Turf~rass lor" mcnlhs after application 01 thl$ producf. 

!NDUSTRlAl {UNtMPROVED} TURF 

(Rlgfl=-Df_WlI'/, ROidslde~, Construt1lon Slles, Parks, Sub$t;ltlons, Lom, 

or Similar Areal') 

InduWi~I, or unimproved turf ale<l$ of\cn have a different spectrum 0/ weeds 

to b<! cootroSed than those fooml in fine Turf, Thl$ produet ",~t control annu~ 

grasses and broadleal' weeds mentk>ned in "TURFGRASSeS" ~ee:ion ot 1hi~ 

label ~s well as the follow;r>g weeds thaI might germinat~ in established Qf8SSe$. 

AIu1ual SPlOge 

8rOl'ln'.op PartO'lm 

Carpe~eed 

Crowfootgr.l~' 

Fiddlolnec)( 

Field S"r::!bl.'T 

Fltalee 

Fkllida Puslay 

~cmrass 

Joho,ongro.!l$ {from seed} 

Jur.gerice 

Koehla 

lamb~quarlers 

London Rocket 

lovt!groso 

Mexil;an Sprangletop 

Penru.)'5\<'1nia Smmtweed 

prowecd 

Punclure"';ne 

Red Sprang!etop 

Shapherdspurse 

Slgnllgro..s 

Tc.>W. Pllnicum 

Va!vcfte1!! 

WitchQrnss 

Woolly Cupg';us 

Apply before weeds !)efJl1lnll1e. To comrcl "Sl.;JbI!~ad weeds, 2,4-D, MSMA, 

Or $im<I"r p(l$!emel'\lence herbicide~ may be tankmi>:ed with this pro<l\rcl Apply 

according to t",bel instructioos for the re$pecli"'! produCf1. ami follow the most 

rest(,<:(ive label. 

ORNAMENTALS 

Thls product can be applied for preemergence weed control arour>(! and over 

the 101' 01 tt,e established pI~nl$ listed below. Howevar, not all \fS~eties Or 

S1Fain~ 01 the ptant~ listed have been teslad. Unintentional c01lseq~ences 

~",ch os crop injury may result boecause of certllin envi(t)nmental or growing 

COnd~ion$, m~MU 01 use ar app"c:lltion, Therefore, before lrealing a la'lJ'" 

I'IImb6r 0/ plant:;, SPfDy 0 lew plants and obseIV6 lor plBnl damage prior to 

tull scale Olppli:ation. 

GROUND COVERS 

Common Name Scientific N@me 

AjugOl Ajug~ repJans 

Capewecd Arc/Qillew c~fenQ'll(a 

CiOqoofoil, Spring Petenh'tla uema 

Daisy, Trailing Alriclln Osoosp!'m1um rlllicosum 

GaZliria Gazani ... splendert'! 

icep!lllll,le<Qe Leal Ct!rpobrofus adulis 

hoy, English Hedera helix 

1vI. Gernnillm Pelatgonlum pe~~tum 

Js,mlnc, ASiAtil; Tl'lchelospemlUm asi/lUwm 

JaslTine, Primrose JaS/TItnL'In mesnyll 

Mondogra$ll Ophiop!!g01l japonica 

MYOPOrum MYOP(1fIJm p<rNifIoffum Pm:hy.;andta PlCh~dm humin~lis 

Pofcntilto PolenJilla frub'r;CiS~ 

RoslHlt-SMron Hypericum cMycinum 

Wn!elcreeper £uonymous fOJtl.met 

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES 

Comnwn Name Sclentilic Name 

8ea<:hgru. Am}lJop.~tfa bnwlllgull!lJ 

Fescue, bloo Fesluca ol'ina 

fescue, shoop FesJuc! ovtn~ 

Foont:lin gl;1ss Pennlsctum $e!tlc~um 

Pam~s gla~~ COrlilderia ~Ioana 

Reed call1lfY gr1l.ss Phat~rf$ Illl.tndinace<} 

Reed,glan! All.tndospp. 

Ribbongms; Phaliln'S atUndin~ec/l 

Tufted hair !J"~S$ Oes.dlampsiJ euspitosa 

ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS 

Common N~m~ 

Abe'a, gb$$y 

A\lCub~. gold 

Azalea 

Bamboo, hea""n!y 

8~rbeuy 

Barberry, Jopone~e 

BIIJC migo bush 

Bottlebrusl1. iem:rn 

Boxwwd, c;ommon 

ao:>.WOod, Jap~""se 

Camellia 

Copeje5mine 

Cord)1iroe 

Corre~ 

Cotoneasl!lr 

Cotor'lllaster, b\!3rberry 

Cotol'luster, rock 

Cypress, ~ofan 

C ypreu, Ic>!<lml 

Deutzi~, $lllI1der 

Oogwaod, red twig 

Elae!llgnus 

e~ClIli)nia 

Euol1'jll1U$ 

El.Onymus, golden 

ElIQnyrn14, winged 

Filetllam 

f'Qn!.ythj", border 

Fr.l91'01rt olive 

Fu.dlla, C~ifomi~ 

Gard!!"a 

Hawthome, indian 

Hibi~1;1Ill 

Holy. Chinese 

Holly, Jap:OnIJ~e 

Scmn!iflG N~me 

AlJflfia gnmriifiorl: 

AU<:uba f;p(J!Ilca 

Rhrxiodenriron spp. 

NsndinadorneliJica 

8M1.rii; 9"dllynensis 

8erberi$ tiwnbNgii 

Dalea greg!! 

Callis/Omon r;ilriros 

8uJlus sempeMrem 

S.",us mi<:rop1ly!fa 

Cumetliajapotlica 

G~l\1enla jllllminoides 

Cordylinespp. 

COl7l!a I:PP, 

Colofl<l§sler ilpictJIalus >" , Co/(mea51erdam/Mri , , Co/on!~$/f)r horizonf;:ili~' , > , 

CupreS$<l$ semper.ire!')s , Cupro$s<)Cyp~1l$ leY/i'l"ff' ' , , 

Deulzi~ gmcilis 

Con/u'H.mc')" , E/;l'f :,gnus et-J,ingd " , £$C~I!Jnia m.desti , , , Euol'iY";.lI$ fo~.mei , " £lIOnymr.;;'Gponic~ , , 

cllO')YompJ ~laM , , 

PywcarPla r;:>oonM " " Fo~h)'i~ 11,len'lledia , Ol:manlhus Irngron15 '" , Zau~in\!ria catifomlJil , GamMia ja$miMidcs ' , > , 

RafXlioreplS indica , Hibixus sYli~CtlS , , .~ex cornu/a , 

lIex crenala 

(C<>nUnucd) 

PIN·DEE 3.3 1&0 HERa-leIOE P"~3 6 

I 
, • 

ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS 

Common Nilme ScIentific Name 

Holly. Foslw.l "e~ alte/lllilia "Fosteri' 

HOlt!. tawrMll ilexalftmual1l 

Holly, )'Oupcn /If x Wlmifurla 

HcneysLlCIOO, bU$h DieNll/a IOn/cor.> 

J<Jl'1lpCf Juniperus spp. 

Junipt't, Chinese Juniperus chimmsIS". p~tzer 

..... nipt't, !.Il¢re Junipoll1$ conferta 

Junj~t. Iralli"" Juniperus horiloolalis 

Laure" cherry Pnmuswurocertr$US 

Laurel. Moun\1lin /ialmlil/ildfo/iZi 

LalJfl.!l, o!/Q /tql<en PflJnI,,$ la/JroWrosu. 

LavreJ. schiplr.l PIl1nU5 sc/'.Ipkane$/s La1Xl.lS~nu5 Viburnum 5nu$ 

Lawnder, English L,vllndu/e o""us~roliil 

Ll!ucoti'ioe LeUCOlhO/l klIll~nesiana 

Lwco\hoe, coa.t Leuootlloo !lxil/ans 

Ul&c, cut~e11 Syringa !adnia/~ 

U!y-oI·\he·Nilc ~ilpilfl!tlUs a!riclnus 

IA;horla Mahorla aql.Ji~lium 

MockoITIll;le Pi/lo$.porum IOblro 

Myrtle. compact Myrlus communis 

Myr1le. WIlx MYliei cenfflrif 

Narl,nrla Ni:mdlna domtlsb'CtJ 

OIeandar NCtium oIermdr:r 

Oregon gl<1lp!J M;;honia aquifo5um 

Osmarllhus Ormanlhus frngroM; 

Pli!m, Eurt>pO.nbn C.~l:!m!erop$ hum!!/IS 

Palm, Medi/srr.lIrle(lnlan Chaml:!erops spp 

Ph'o", prlCl<ly LDp/i:ldlJCtyIOJ1 Chfifomiwm 

Photiria, /r;lsBr Pi10finia X Fmseri 

PiBriS. J~p3nB'B PifJrls J~ponlc~ 

Pine, mul/O Pinus mugo Phrn. nIlbl Carissa grandifloro 

Privet. Cll1/0mio Li~u$tnJm oWl/ifc[ium Prive~ gk>ssy Liguslnim lucidum 

PnveL Y$riegoied U(;<Jslwm sine"'is 

PnveL~maf Ugus/ium iaponicum 

PYI<lCilnlha PyraC1Jl1lhu cecdnea 

Q";IlCe.II.o"'l1nng Chaenom<)/es jil{x;nicll 

Ringer, TeXil~ LOllcopllyl!um liuresccns 

Redroot Cerulo/Jws ~W. 

Rllodcdendron Rhododendron spp, 

Robil<l Pitk>sporvm Joblri 

Spiceplar/ /"icium palViDorum 

Splr;ea Sptraea uanhouitf1l 

Spirnu. M\hony w~lerer Spiro!"" X bumil/kJa 

Spir:rea, Japaoo.e SpTrol:! iilponica 

Sweet bay Lllums nObiUs 

Tr\.Itllpa\bw;h Tecomi slans Ve~M,lsmon Aloysia Iriphyl1.J 

Viburnum Viburnum suspensum 

Vi\ex Vitex zpp. 

Weigel~ Welgela florida 

WIld lilac C~(ll!Olhus spp. 

Xy,o~ma XylO$ma congcslum 'I'i!~ow/)j!~s Tficom9 SlIms Yo" Taxu$ media 

I'<lw. J~pane~~· ra~us ruspidatll 

Yew, Sol.l1!wm Pooocatpus macrophyllus 'Y.Kx:a. Ao'om's VUCCJ mllrnenloS!l 

'rl.K:Cil. weepir,. YUCCil pfindUla 

• ... ~iClilO .. .." .. d rol" <moo ~Ulr>:} Spino 9"",111 01 iriosy 10 1."""",1, :r./ly 0=. 

ORNAMENTAL TREES 

Common NalTlll Scientific Name 

Alder, EUrupean bI~tl< A/nus gluhnWla 

Apple Malus spp. 

lirbor\l~e. AmeriClln Thujl.! occiden/I'I/ls Arbllt~ ArtJuws spp. 

A:lh, red Fraxlnus pOl1nsyJuanica 

Ash, wfj/e Fro~inus americane 

A$pcn, biDtoo!t1 Pcpulm; grand'denlll1l.! 

A~p~n, Q .... klng Popu!us/remuloides 

Basswood T~laspp. 

Birch, EUrQPCan",~epi<1g 8ew/1.! pendula Bin:h. ,;wr Sewla nigra 

BlI<':I<eye, red Aesculus pit"'a 

Ced3t, whil!! Thuja occidl.lnldlis 

Ch/lm;ecypari" bcoJewd ,Cham~tlCypans pisjfijm 

Cherry. blac~ !prutlUS$erotfna 

Cherry, choke PrutlU!i virgin/ana 

(Conflnuad) 

, 

(Conllnucd) 

ORNAMENTAL TREES 

Common Namo 

Cherry. ~WOII\~ln 

Ch!!rry, nanking 

CotlOl'lWo!Xl 

Ctabappla 

Crope lI1)YtIe 

C<yplomerill, J<1pi100Se cedar 

Cypress, beld 

CYP1li!"", leyland 

DogWOOd, nowefl!l!'l 

Dogwood, Kom(ln 

Dogwood, siiXy 

00",,"00<1, .mrub "m 

Fir. balSilm 

Fir. dOUjl!as 

Fir,lr.uer 

Fir, whi~ 

Frenl<Ji .... a Gin~go 

Gum, blaCk 

Gum, ijOUI 

Haw, black 

X_m 

Hen)!ock, Canada 

Ke()1¢ck.. EaslBm 

Holly. AilRlnc;,n 

Hooeylo<:tJs\ 

Litllc. common 

lilac, J3p3ne~e lffi8 

Lindl,ln 

MagnwiI, saucer 

Magnolia. S¢tlth!!m 

MagllO~O. star 

M"dBMillrltCe 

M~ple. NOIWay 

Maple, Japanese 

Maple, Illd 

Maple, sugar 

Nannybeny, rusty 

Oa~, chinquapin 

O~~.lill!! 

Oak, pin 

Oilk, red 

Oak, swamp CImSlllul 

Oak, w~ler 

O~k. whil!! O~k.. willow 

Olive 

Pa!md~te 

Palm, fan 

Palm, plndo 

Plllm, W;uhington 

Pe3ch 

Pear, bllltf/¢rd 

PeC"'1 

Pine,AuS/nan 

Pine, 110li<ln stone 

Pine, loblolly 

Pirl/!, mOtrtercy 

Pine,tC!<i 

Pine, SCOk:h 

Pi"<1, ""'!lh 

Pine. Wrglnia 

PiM,while 

Plum, purp:e leal 

Poplll1, blatl< 

RlKicedar, E;slern 

Redcedar, Woslem 

Rfid imnbark 

Redwood, dl\wtl 

Seql.>Oia, gianl 

Ser.icelFerry 

SOUM'OO<:I 

Spn.>::e, Color.:ado blue 

Spro:::e. dwlMt Alberu. 

Spll>::e, NOIWay 

Spruce, while 

SweelQtJffl 

S}':l\more 

TI~ch)'ca1JlOO 

TUip lree 

IMllnut, black 

'Allow, we(;pillil 

'l'ellowlllood 

Scl§ntWc Hilma 

PllInus semtlala 

PllInus k;men,'osa 

Pcpulus cM//oides 

MlIIul:spP, 

La.g<1~/roemla indica 

CryptomiMa japolic~ 

Taxcriium di,nclwm 

Cupltlssocyparis reylandii 

COrnul florid;: 

ComulJtousa 

Comus amomum 

Comusspp. 

U/mt/$ ppO/lica 

Ables ba/SlJmile 

PseudolSu(Ja msntiesii 

Abi~sltastJri 

Abies oonoolor 

F"'nklini~ spp. 

Ginkgo bI/cb/t 

Nyssi!! sy/UOIhcu 

Nyssa sy/u/lhr;a 

Vibumum prunifo/ium 

CrolaDgus !lpP, 

Tsugl'l cBnDdon$i~ 

TsugiJ c~nedMsis 

!lox OP~C/l 

Gledf/sla tliacanlilos 

Sylif:gll w/gl1r!s 

Syringo roliculali/ 

Tilia sPP, 

MagllOlia $ou/3ngi31i<J 

Magnolia grondiOora 

MllgnoEa s1e~afll 

Ginkgo bi/Gba 

ker plonlanoides 

Ar;>Jrp./lmltum 

Acefrubrvm 

Awr $IICc:hlrtJm 

VIbumum rufir!u/um 

QtlfiICUS mueillenbll'!;ii 

Oucrcus virr;inlana 

Quelt:V$ pa/uslris 

QJ!mWs IlIbl'!) 

Quen;us michauxii 

QUQICIIS nigro 

Quarcus alb1f 

Quercus phei/os 

OIua lIuropaoa 

Phoenix spp. 

lNashingiMla spp. 

8ub'a Ipp. 

Washing/otllil spp. 

Pt!t1lU$ p(}f$ir;iI 

Pyl1ts c~lIfltyon(l'btadforrr 

C~rya il/jl'lOens1~ 

Pinus nig", 

Pinusplnea 

Pinlls/~iM<I 

Pinus radiare 

Pinus rosln05~ 

Pinus sy{llErlri$ 

Pinus eltio/fii 

Pinus \1",lni:m~ 

Pinussfrobus 

Prunus cernsifltra 

Populus niOta 

./lJJ1ipervl; vil;)l.,lana 

", , 

,', , 

Thui~ p1iC8/~ , , > , > , 

IJ.ucalyplus sid~roxyIoil 'ro.w,,' Me/,~g,:p!gJllytos/robcide} 

SeQtIo/llc':!m.ron gig&l1/1'!um 

Am6lanc.~ier't~vis ;', 

0.: .. Et.!iU.n.tlrboreua 

Ptcea p~l){Iens 

Picea Q/ouca '~/bertia?iI' Pic.r.,'.,b.ail 

p;CIJ~,rJ,P.J~' 

Litp;ldambaf styrociflu~ 

P/~snusorxlden/alis "" 

TtilchycalpjJs spp, '".,' 

Uriodendron /Ulip/Jero 

Juglan, nifirtl 

Sallx babylonica 

CilJdl11s/i$ lule~ I 

PIN,DEE :1.:1 r&D HERS'CIDE paalf 6 
pERENNIALS 

Common N;uno Scf~nfitle Name 

Bleed'ulS hl'Jrt Dicenlrli sP<1"fabitis 

Calta My Zanted~$Ch1a ae!hfopIC~ 

C~nrnl, common garden CannJ' g(!{leroffs 'Lucifer 

Chinctwnr)(hee Cmltlloglltum Iflyrsoid~s 

Cnnl,m Lil}' Crinum spj>. 

rem, lI.~palllg,-" Aspafilgus officJnatis 

Fem.lelll'.eneaf Rumohfl!l adillnlifol(1Ji$ 

Freesia Freesia x hybtida 

Hl.!IL'ler, d\wrf COtfi/nll ..... Igal'ls 

H051lt Hod! spp. 

lily /..;lIium spp. 

l"tntlPe. "reeplng Un'ope sp;ci!lla 

Liriope, wrie~ul.!:d LJliope museari 

Mortbrel\a CflXOsmfa CIOc;o~miiflora 

Orchid, JX!~eod< Ae!dlInlller.t I>Ic;o!cr 

Peony, Chine.se Paeon!/! faclinofi! 

'IVi.terill IMj:lcrla spp. 

Zephyr~ly Z~hyr.tnthes spp 

This product may ~ot be used 011 plent ~pecies not li5ted on this fllbel The 

sulwbi!1Iy to<" ,uCh uses shoutd be determined by trolltirog II !lmatl nUmber 01 

such pllnt~ at the recommended ratl!. T«lat~ plants ~ould be evaluated t 

to 2 ffi<lnth~ fonowlng treatment for ~ssible injury. The user a~Ume5 

rt"po!lSibi~:Y for any crop d:lm~;e or olhw ~bi~ly. 00 I\Qt treat plants grown 

fer foed or feed. 00 not u~e treated piants for food or teed, 

WEEDS CONTROLLED 

ThO. product is rCeQmmended lor pl¢emerOCnce oor,t1'01 eI the w"e</s liate<;! 

"'"'" This product wilt not controll!s:ab~shed we<!ds. 

II wee(ll; shctid devclop pnor kl activalion of herblcide, shallow cllUiva!e to 

destroy exisUflQ' weeds or. whe"" prictiCilI. <l!m(We by ha~d. 'MIen o;ultivating 

for ~ny mason, itshctid be shallOW. TIlt:; prodoct may be used tr't coojundion 

with herbicides regis.tered klr poslernellle1lCe u,e (l,e. gtyphosate er Floale) 

tor !he control of l!Gtablish~d wee-». 00 not apply sPIllY" contai"in; ;'.;phosate 

or Fin~le o",",r Ihe toP en desirabte plant", 

App[\Cll\kln 01 this product may be lollowed by My registered helbicWe to 

control weoos no: li~ted on this. tabet 

WEEDS CONTROLLED 

Common Nama Scienlific N~m" 

Balllyllrdgrils~ Echinccht~ C.u!-gll:t' 

aluegla&ll. al'l'lua! Poa ilnnllil 

BUJ;\'ood, tawn So~VIJ ptero:;pcnna 

Carpetwe-ed MotlllflO vemcitlnta 

Chlckwaad, rommon SleiUlrla madia 

Chickweed, mcu5gear Ceruslium vutgatum 

CIo"'lr, hop Trifolium proCtlJ7lben$ 

Crobgl<l~ Dig;Ulria spp. Crowfoolgra~s Dactytactenium atigypOlim 

Cudweed GnllPhalflim :pp, 

E""'nirwrimrose Oenolhefa bI"'nnls F'IJ;kl~neck Amsfncltia inMnnMiia 

Fil~ree Erodium SPA 

Foxtiltt, glanl. Set.lJlia labeil 

Fm:tliL green SeUlri$ ;1ridi$ 

Foxtail yencw Selarta gt,uca 

Go~SI'll~ E18usine Imh'"a 

Henbit L~mium ampte>:icaute "",.~ RoIt!me!!i~ e>::atla:a 

JcI1n!;Otlgm.s (flam $Ud) SQI!1lWm hotepcnse 

JUJ'!gIMce Echtnochloe ~:OmJ 

KnotwBed. prostr.ue PlJIygonum av!cutllr~ 

Kochill Kocflfa $Ca,wria 

Lilm~quarie~ Clienopor/ium atbum 

Lowgran (from seed) El1Igro.n spp. 

P,nieEXll. brownlop Panicum fasciculatum 

PaniCOO1. Filii Panr"um dicMlomi/lollJm 

Pantcum, 1i? ... ~ Pllnrcum /!!XiJnum 

Pi;wl:ed Am~ran!hus $pp. 

Pu~rte Tlibutus kl111S\Ii$ 

p~rstan" PO:lufaCii otamce;) 

P..s!ey. Fton"" P.ichlJrrfi~ s~br.) 

Rocke~ Loooon Sfsymblium ilio 

S~odbllr, fi~td Ccnchtus incertus 

Shepherdspl.lfSG Cap:;effa bUr.la-pastoris 

Si;ooJalllss Braeflfuria ptawhy~a 

Sw.art.<.oeed, Penrn;ylwnia Al(rg<Onum penSyWiJnicum 

Speedwe!, com Veronica iJrven'S/s 

Spra09li!IQp, ),fei<iC<ln Leplochtoa unincMll 

Sp~Jlflf~top. Illd Leplochl¢a fMOOTIi~ 

S"I."ge, ~M~~I Euphorbia spp. 

Spurge, prtlstr~i<> Euphorbia humiW:tIQ 

Vetye1!eaf \butbnweed) Abm'lon lheophra~1i 

Wlcl"gra" Panl"um "apiwre 

Woodsorrel, ~!ow O,(a~'s Wicta 

Woolye",grus Elio~hto~ Vl'frosa 

APPLICATlON RATES 

Apply this product tor pft!:emergence weed ccntro[ USing bro~deast ~pray 

equlpmen . t' USln; t h a I o II owing ra Ie s: 

APPLICATION RATES 

This p Il>duct This Pll>duct 

Du~tlon of ConWr {qtsJAI fIl. QuJtOOO 'q. ft.1 

Soon Term (2 jO 4 months) , .. ,., lorog Term 16 10 6 mordhs) " " 

For Hlnd-held Spray Equipmont Retcr to the *Applicatico Rates"' ~ble to 

determine the ~mcun! ot this product to be applied per 1000 sqU1lJ~ feel. The 

amoont atwater 10 be used tor the application should be suff;elentlor 1J10roul/-'l 

coW!ragewithoutrunolf. Catbmtion of bickpack Cf oth~r haOO--held e'ltiPmetlt 

witl vary wtth each opelliltor. Determine the :5mO\ln! ol water needed to tJ'l1at 

tOOO !lqullie feet b~IQre mi~in" the spJ'lly $otu~on. Refer to "fdixiJ:g 

Ino;t"uclions" secticn of Ihi~ label. 

The eff~c:y 01 this product wtll improve it tho ippliea~on is tollOwO!'d by onehQif inch ot mintaH or its squivaien! in spnnkler tr'tlgation. Erratic weed contlOl 

will r","ult ~ [his product is nel activated by raint~tt or ill'lilatico Within 30 

day3. 

THIS PRODUCT iN TANK MOCTURE FOR ORNAMENTALS 

This produe!ean be tank mixed with 91ypllo$$w. Fin~leru. Oll'lomc~, Go1fery'M. 

~lmazine alld other sirnllarherolcides to control emerged w..oos in ornamentals. 

Do net apply tank mixtures c~ta:nln; g!)'~osate or Fin~te over Ihe lop of 

omamental plantll. Be/ore tMk m,>:!ng II simple jar test is recommellded to 

ir,sure compatibility o! helbici:les. 

AJways rea:! the companion plOduct t;bet PO[IOW IlU use p-ecautions ~nd re- ~trictions lJ1at ~pply to each product used. A!way~ toner ... the most re5~ic:ive 

I~bel. 

USE RESTRICnONS AND PRECAUTIONS FOR ORNAMENTALS 

t. ()(l not apply tIli!: ploduct in greenhouses, shadehou""s orother aldosed 

structures. 

2. Appt~ this pledUct to estllbhhed pllI.l'Ilin;~, 

,} Do not make applicatioos [0 !Imfte<:l (or blJdded) liners at all)' lime 

4. 00 not ma1re over-the .. tap applications to lirn:'r!; or tfar,splanl:l. 

S. DO tlIlt appty lJ1is pfoducl to IlrnIrs or trllnsptant$ dur[n" bud bleak or at 

time of fi",t nU$h et nlffl growth. . 

6. 'M1en mIlkillg applications to esl!lblished liners or trnnsplll'll~, direct 'Prays 

to the 5cil. 

7. De !lOt arrow spmy to cover or penatMte tol",,,,, ~ndlor buds or injury is 

likely to occur. 

'8, Delay applica~on !O seedbod •• transplant beds a; linel1l untit pial'll\! h(l;lle 

become well rooted. Al!ow soil or plantlllll mixes to sellie fillT1ly fotOWlng 

IransplMting oetare lIpplying this prodUCI. Do not allow direct oont~c! ot 

this product with roots. 

9. On esl1lblist\\!d rcotstock, application of this product ,,~n be made before 

buddin;!>lmtling !lit: plants. 

to, P1~nt Cf1ly thOU plllnt speci~$Ii$ted on this t~bel into ~o~ ~ell!ed Ihe 

plllvioU5 Sea:Kln with thl$ product 10 avoid ptMt iniulY. 

t t, For eont"in~r grown crnamenL1t~, delay first oppi;eal;on 01 this prnduct 

to bareroot finer.> 2 to 4 ~eks after trarn;planl"!I. 

t2, It i~ recommended that veatcd plantll be evaluated for t to 2 mOr.lhs 

pfior to making apl'[iC<1tiOn to a large numbero! pIMt!. TM ucer assumes 

respolr.\ibilEty for any crop damaije or olher tiabi~~. 

LANDSCAPE AND GROUND MAINTENANCE 

Thts product ctln be incolporatcd into landscape and ground mainll!nvnc~ 

I'roglamll kl prO'tide "~tetld«d pfeem"l!lenCe col7'.rol o! mo.t anl100l gl&sse& 

and certain broadle~t weeds. Areas to be treared, such as fenctl!ines lind 

borders. mull'ti beds, ~J1(ing areas and roadsides. around Slatuary or 

monuments, and ;imilar tlre~s, Should be froe of emerged w~eds bctOle 

3ppUca[icn. To rem:weemerged weeds. eitharCI.IIHvateol IlInk mi~ thisproduc:t 

With a posten'lOrgenco ~.etbie~e 1~1x!1(KI for sud! use. " • > 

Refe: to Ille "APPLICATION RA~S"tilbfe ~derlhe "ORNAMr:N11~$'" Jac(iOn 

of thiS !4lbet tor U~e r3te~. Avo<d unlntent'oml conl~ct ot epl'l:ly ~lution ot 

thi!: Ploouct to stone. wood. or ather porous .wrf~ces 3~ &tai§inQ ='yecctJr, 

To avcid staining. rinre Immediately. • ., >, , 

NON·BEARING FRUIT AND Nlfl' "GR£?,PS ANO ' 

VINEYARDS (Almond, Apple, Apric(;.1, Chon;!, Cttru(o,iFig, .Grope, 

Noctanne, Olive, Peach, Pc"r, Pec~n, Pj~J~cl';.o,Ptum, frllo'~i»,Vlalnuf 

English) , . 

This product may 00 applied lor pmemergence eci'nltol 01 1llQ~~;nn~al nr.l~e~ and c~rt~in broac!leaf weeds, • , , , , " " 

Apply lhet ~pray directy to the gloond bdc\"'j",lr, 'ties or uines. PFtar to the 

"APP~tCATrON RATES" t~blo under the "ORNAMENTAl- ~\lC\k:n at this \libel. 

AlloW ~oil <:r plooting mixes to ietile tirmly totlowillg tlansrJindng'O]1d !ilat 

there me no Clacks thl!t would ~llow direct e<>nlllet 01 L~is pr~~';;:'~"'d roo\:!.. 

Direeled !;prays whem wil and media suliaces are un~orm!y ,co~ared w~1 

result in be:ot weed control and [>fant to:eranre. 

For n~wty Irnnsp[onted and OnOl' year 0):1 Glapev!nc~, ~pply 6nly w~en they 

~re dorm~nl. 00 not apply if buds ha'Ie ~rted to ~well. 

7his prodllCt may be used where the roots at a IIUlt, vine. nut. orOImlmt!nl<ll 

pl3nt en~oach inlO II. treattlble ~r<:a. 

PIN·DEE 3.3 nD HERB[CIDE P'lJ.516 
NON·CROPLAND INCLUDING YRI ?I.ANTATIONS 

This product C4n bEt uSed for maintenance of gro"nd~ in noncropli!lld arl'!as; 

preemergencl'! control of Ihl'! lI.'eed specil'!s Nstl'!d In and around establiShed 

rrel'! plMta~ons (inaluding Christmas trees); pulpwood and fiber farms; ill and 

;round established ornamentals planted in noncrop!and areas sllCh 3~ highway 

rights·of-way, and utiti~y sub8latiO/lS. This product may be uSed for hardwood 

Md CCniferregeneration on conseNation rl'!S~Ne Pf09ram!a1id C1 ~irr.~ar are~~. 

Referto thl'! ~APPl.ICATION RATES" table under i.he "ORNAMENTALS" ~ect:on 

of Ihis labet fOl usI'! rales, 

Thi~ product may be applil'!d at ptanting or to established trees. Whl'lll making 

an applicaoon at ptilnllng, it Is Impoltl.nt that clit closure be aclllel'ed to avoid 

direct OOlltact ot trl>ll rcots mth thil) product or this product being washed into 

the root zone via thl'! open slit or root stun~ng may occur. 

FCf post·emergence u~e. tank·".;x combination of this product with glYflh01iilte, 

Finale, oro/her labeled herbicides are recommendsd. Referto approued labeling 

for species recorr.rr.elidations. 

Recommended rates for the tank-mix comp<:lUnds shoukl bl'! determk1ed frorr. 

the Ploduct tab~ of both this product and partner herbicides. prior to USl'!. 

Precaution must b!'l exercised to prevent combin;otion sprays from direr.;t 

con~ct with dl'!sl'able fcf.age or injury may resu~. This product plus diuron or 

sirr.1I2rne combinations will brOaden weed contrOl spectrum, hQ'l,'ever, use of 

comt>;nation$ rr.~y re$llict thi~ product usaglt in sensiliue a~as. Refer to 

manufadUfers' labels for speciffc use directions, preC<lutions, and lirr.itatians 

betore use and follow those that are most restrictive. 

'OTAL VEGETATION CONTROL 

This product t.1nr.mixed with Arsenal". Plateau", glyphosate, di\JfOn, Fin~le, 

Oust", Of oi.her products can pl'ovid~ bare ground, or tOial vegtlation contrOL 

His product can be used to provide groeater plllnt ~electivity in areas lMlere 

such action may be desired. Such sites might have rools of 11IIld~cape 

vegetation. orr.amentals, Of desirable Yees encroaChing Into;he treated 20ne. 

Refer to tMk mix paMer latJ:els regarding effects on desirable plants. Do not 

tank rr.ix with Ar$en~1 In Ca~fomia, 

AppllCiltioos maybe made to existing weeds controlled t:IJ the pal'1nerherbiclde. 

Recommended rates sllould be deterrr.lned from the product tabets prior to use. Follow the most restrictive label instructions. 

For Kochia: Combinations of this product with Arsenal or diuron are 

recommended if control has oaen a problem for oth~r herbiCides. 

RE!f",r to \t11'! "APPlICA110N RATES"table underthe"'ORNAMENTAlS" sec:ian 

of this tabel for use rates. 

srORA 1 AND DISPOSAL 

PESTICIDE STORAGE: Do not stOl'e below 4(1'1". Extended storag~ at 

terr.peratures below 4tl'F can result in the Iorm~tion of CT'/Stals on the 

bottom of container. tf crystOlnization does OCCI$. store the rontainer 

on its side at room temperature (70'F) and rock occasionally until 

crystats redis~olve, 

PESTICIDE DtSPOSAL: Pesficide wastes are toxic. Impn::per dispo~al 

of I'!xcess pes~cide, spray mixture, or rinslltl'! is a violiition ot Federal 

!iJw. tt these wastes cannot be disposed of by use according to label 

Instructions, contact your St"te Pe~ticide Of Enufronmentat Control 

Agency, or tna Hazardous Wast!! reprl'!.entative at the nearest EPA 

Regionat OffICI'! for guidance. 

CONTAINER OtSPOSAL: 

Triple rinse (or equivalent). Then offer for recycling or reecnditioning, 

or puncture and dlspo~e of in a ~nitary Iandr~l, or by other procedures 

approued by State and Iocat au!horitiei. If burned. ~tay out of smoke. 

CONTAtNER DtSPOSAL: (For RutdentialfHouuhotd Uses): 

If empty: Do not reuse this container. Placl'! in trash or offer for re. 

cycling If available. 

If partly filted: Call your local SOlid wa~te agency for disposal in_ 

structions. NEwer place unused product down any indoor or outdoor 

drain. 

WARRANTY-CONO<TIONS OF SAt.E 

OUR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE of this product are based upon 

te~ts believed reliable. Follow directions car!!futiy. TIming and method of 

application, weatnar and crop conditiOns, mixtures With oltler chemicats 

not speciHcatly recommended and other influencing factors tn the use of 

this prodllCl ~re beyond ltle control of the SeHer. To the extent ronsfstent 

with applicable law, Buyer assumes al! risks of USI'!, storage and handling 

d this mate'~1 not in strict accordance with directions given hereWith. 

To the extent consistent with appliCllble law, in no casl'! shall the Manufacturer or the Seller be liable ror consequential, sp~,al or indirect damages 

resulting from the u~e cr handting of this product when S\JC!l use andfor 

handling is not in strict accordance with directions given herewith. The 

foregoing is a condition of 1iale by the Seller and is accepte<:l as such by 

the Buyer, 

A.r ... n~IMd PI"reau~", "'gi<!eredlr~domarl<sDfeASF. 

Aroairn:>nd FiMfe~":ueg;.o1er(>dr,,,d"""rks o!!laye, AG 

Oln.amecar\dTlimee ""'ro~.r(ll~d uo:!cmornut pel GD!<I:>"\ Corp 

lr.mc·Waylu fladc",nrkc!l(;SCO, "c. G;l~9ry i. a I/O d~mark c( 0 ow Agro S cio nee:; 

Qu.r ~fe\l"'Ie;edl"'dcm>'k<c!E.l.du PDI'II <!O Nemalll.~nd ComF""lY 

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Drexel Chemical Company 

January 22, 2008 

Lahel Notification -Adding Alternate Brand Name by Notification PR Notice 98-10 

Basic Brand Name: DREXEL PEND! T&O 3.3 EC (EPA Reg. No. 19713-590) 

Alternate Brand Name: DREXEL PIN-DEE 3.3 T&O 

This notification is consistent v.rith the Provisions of PR Notice 98-10 and EPA 

Regulations at 40 CPR 152.46, and no other changes have been made to the labeling or 

the Confidential Statement of Fonnula of this product. I understand that it is a violation 

of 18 U.S.C. Sec. 1001 to willfully make any false statem~nt to EPA. I further understand 

that if this notification is not consistent with the tenns ofPR Notice 98-10 and 40 CFR 

152.46, this product may be in violation of FIFRA and I may be subject to enforcement 

action and penalties under Sections 12 and 14 of FIFRA 

FOR DREXEL CHEMICAL COMPANY 

Registration Manager 

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